Enfatico Farts

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Poor Enfatico. Seems it just can’t get out of its own way, no less create any actual work for Dell in the almost year it’s been in business. The WPP agency has been crapped on for months. It can’t seem to get anyone hired. It’s got its own clock site counting down the days until it produces a single piece of work for the computer maker. It’s even got its own spoof site, endearingly named Enfartico. Yes, Enfartico.

With a name like Enfatico, it was just too easy. So the agency that was to be EMPHATIC about its work for Dell is now just farting in the wind, stinking up the industry and making it really easy for everyone to poke fun at.

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