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BrewDog: yet another hip company using 'rebel' language to sell its stuff

But the Sex Pistols took their money.
And you really think there's some valid comparisons to be made between a punk band being kicked off record labels forty-odd years ago and a multinational, multi-multi-million brewery and pub chain backed by private equity cash?

Please explain your point.
 
By the way, just to put this into some kind of cogent context, Brewdog, like thousands of other firms in the sector, lost 70% of their income and have made a 9 million quid loss since lockdown 1. They have taken out a £25m loan with HSBC under the Large Business Interuption Scheme.

HSBC is the lender NOT THE GOVERNMENT and it is fully repayable after 3 years in a single payment.

The government simply guarantees 80% of the loan should BD go bust. This is hugely unlikely so government funds are almost certainly never going to be touched.

This is actually a highly astute business strategy and one which every company which is able, is likely to follow.

Always better to understand these things properly really.
 
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Pretty much end of discussion, right?

Or will random internet posters insist that they know better than members of The Marketing Society, who set the standard for marketing excellence in the UK, as per the statement on their website.
 
Damn, you’re right. The fact that this company got an award for its ‘charitable’ works from a marketing group really undermines the idea that their ‘charity’ work is all about marketing.
You'll have to help me here. It's obviously laudable but how is that 'brave', exactly?
 


my vote goes to "Community Immunity" but "Little Prick" has a certain ring to it. :D
Another triumph of big budget marketing leading to more exposure and more profits. And that's what punk is all about!

Have any of these centres opened up yet?
 
In science news, it has been conclusively proven that a single can of Brewdog both cures and prevents COVID-19. Brewdog owners are trebling production using the Nightingale hospitals as makeshift breweries and will be giving their beer out for free.

Among the widespread delight and gratitude, however, there have been some dissenting voices complaining it's all a marketing ruse, and anyway this isn't what punk's supposed to be about, and their beer is overpriced shit anyway
 
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