i totally made up super-branding ;)
i'm sure you couldn't care less, but it means setting your own brand in any superposition to the brand of the thing you're presenting.
like your iframe example, where the original content's banner is not shown.
You're not declaring the thing as your own, but the audience will make that connection themselves.
(, Fri 19 Feb 2021, 3:28, Reply)
well, google didn't turn up a single definition other than "a really good brand" so it must be a pretty niche term
I got a nice personal thank you letter from the guardian legal once by giving them screenshots and links of facebook ads that were showing guardian articles but linking to their own stuff when you clicked on them. facebook, off course, somehow finds it difficult to police scam artists that by coincidence happen to paying facebook for ads. I mean, they have an algorithm that can tell if a women is pregnant before she knows herself, but finding out if advertising is linking to content that isn't their own website has their tech guys baffled, I tells ya
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cumquat may will not be commenting further on the allegations, Fri 19 Feb 2021, 3:51,
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i mean i made it up just now
it's new. like a baby.
use it in an email today /ac
also, i was on the executive of the canberra times for a couple of turns. i gotta say i don't got much sympathy for the paper industry after that stint.
(, Fri 19 Feb 2021, 4:04, Reply)
ahh, I took the wink emoji to mean sarcasm
seem like a good one, and it's not being used. I'll try and use it today as well to see if we can get the ball rolling on it. End Super-Branding Now!
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cumquat may will not be commenting further on the allegations, Fri 19 Feb 2021, 4:09,
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We start using it in emails and any recipient who's baffled and googles it will end up on this page, just saying ...
(, Sat 20 Feb 2021, 17:34, Reply)