You Know You’re A Brand When . . .
. . . Parking Lot Attendants do your marketing for you.
Look at this piece of "outdoor advertising" I found at a lot on 49th St.
If I was Larry Page or Sergey Brin (the lucky-brilliant-ducks that came up with Google), I would take the above as a sign (pun intended) that I had satisfied my mission statement.
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Well, haven’t hit Broadway shows been blessed for years with those “PARK HERE FOR ___” signs at garages all over Times Square?
Well, haven’t hit Broadway shows been blessed for years with those “PARK HERE FOR ___” signs at garages all over Times Square?