Agency Says Christmas Needs to be More Commercialized

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Seattle-based agency Sedgwick Rd. crafted a unique Christmas campaign which pushes aside all that religious and politically correct crap in favor of the true meaning of Christmas: buying stuff. The agency highlights this campaign in its video Christmas card that outlines the agency’s research and creative strategy in developing its “no room for anti-Christmas factions full of freaks with nothing to do other than attack America’s favorite pass time – emptying Wal-mart warehouses full of crap no one really needs or wants which ultimately ends up clogging overflowing landfills” campaign. Oops, that was a little harsh. We jest.

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