A Comprehensive Guide to Digital Marketing Strategy

February 14, 2018

Nothing like a marketing strategy to drive party girls wild!

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David King

6 years ago

So is his marketing strategy to make a book with a lousy cover?

red

6 years ago

Reply to David King

That would explain all the lolzing.

6 years ago

So this earns a bringing sexy back tag? Well, I suppose if you like gals who’ve got a little cushion for the pushin’…

Marketing slogan: “These BBWs want you to fill their every niche!”

Hitch

6 years ago

Reply to RK

OUCH, RK!!! Laughed my ass off.

Here’s the real killer–wouldn’t you expect this to be #1, since it’s a book on expert content marketing, eh? Eh? EH????? Is it? NOPE.

Grackle

6 years ago

Reply to RK

They don’t look heavy at all though…?

6 years ago

Reply to Grackle

They’re not grossly obese, but the one on the right has an awfully thick neck, and the one on the left looks to be built like a string bass.

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