Adrants Offers Marketers ‘Fake Blog’ Apology Service

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Since so many clueless marketers such as Coke, McDonald’s, Walmart and others seem to have tremendous difficulty accepting the fact people absolutely hate being tricked and duped online and can’t seem to manage the backlash properly, Adrants, today, has launched the Fake Blog Apology service. For any marketer who finds themselves at the mercy of forum freaks, blog purists and righteous cause group watchdogs, we promise to create a public apology devoid of marketing and PR babble that is contrite and actually reflects the honest acknowledgment of your idiotic mistake. To take advantage of this important, face-saving service, send an email to [email protected]. You’ll be in good hands.

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