"Energetic dot-coms flush with startup cash were known in the late 1990s and 2000s for their marketing stunts. Of course, many of those businesses imploded. But unlike their expensive Super Bowl ads, tattoos aren’t so ephemeral. There are dozens, if not hundreds, of people out there with the domain names of defunct websites etched prominently and permanently on their skin, the walking detritus of zombie websites’ marketing campaigns."
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#1 Depende.
A mi me dan suficiente como para retirarme por ponerme un logo en algún lado que pueda tapar de un tamaño aceptable... y me pongo dos
Casi todo en esta vida tiene un precio.
La dura vida de los que prostituyeron su epidermis:
http://www.buzzfeed.com/jackstuef/branded-for-life
"Energetic dot-coms flush with startup cash were known in the late 1990s and 2000s for their marketing stunts. Of course, many of those businesses imploded. But unlike their expensive Super Bowl ads, tattoos aren’t so ephemeral. There are dozens, if not hundreds, of people out there with the domain names of defunct websites etched prominently and permanently on their skin, the walking detritus of zombie websites’ marketing campaigns."
Pues ya que se pone que se tatúe el logo de una marca de coches que no se esté prostituyendo.
El equipo de Marketing de MINI tiene que estar encantado con este tío!
MINI es mucho más que una marca, es un sentimiento, ¡un estilo de vida!
#6 Mini es el BMW de lo pijos.