How to advertise things (if it were still 1975)

Let’s do a little experiment. Take a look at this picture.

What do you think the advert is for? Go on, have a little think.

Still have no idea? Apparently, it’s an advert for sun visors. Blink and you’ll miss it or what?

Casting aside the fact this depressing advert from Nervous Records is basically their marketing strategy, has no one told Michael Weiss, the boss man at the label, that it’s January?

It’s coats and scarves you should be selling, not sun visors…

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