



Mark Ritson, one of my favourite marketing spokespeople slash writer, has a good article on stupid brand extensions from a 2007 issue of UK Marketing mag. http://www.marketingritson.com/documents/brandextensiondisease.pdf
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Love it....can I offer you another really clever brand extension I've just posted...
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Yes the entry of Mother into the energy drink market has left many baffled.
I posted my two cents about it in the marketing mag forum:
http://www.marketingmag.com.au/forums/discussion/184/amother-crack-at-it-/#Item_5
I've heard it be mistakenly called 'Monster' which is rather fitting really!