Friday, December 26, 2008

Klown prediction

Reinforcement Advertising

Definition: Advertising designed to reassure buyers that they have made the right decision in buying a product thus reducing POST-PURCHASE ANXIETY.

Now that the media convinced you to vote for Obama, they're going to need to reinforce your decision. Businesses do this all the time. They actually do advertising for people who already bought their product. The main objective of this advertising is to enhance your self esteem and reaffirm your buying decision.

The Klown's prediction? Prepare to hear how "all the smart people voted for Obama." That's right, every time something goes well for Obama, they're going to remind you how smart you were for listening to the media voting for him.

Oh, but Klown, they'll probably do it very subtly and will use this sparingly.

Sure they will ... we'll all hide and watch.

By the way, here are the results of two of my recent "predictions."

11/12/08 - "If one candidate wins both Pennsylvania and Virginia, he'll win the election."
RESULT - CORRECT - Obama won them both

12/20/07 - The Klown predicts they will come out, yet again, with an "above average"/doom & gloom forecast for hurricanes in 2008.
RESULT - CORRECT -- See this post for more info.

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