Marketing Moments 2012: Bodyform tells men the truth about periods
06 Dec 2012 | by Nicola Kemp
It is not every week that marketing from feminine-hygiene brands goes viral; yet this is what Bodyform achieved in 2012
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If 2012 has been about shaping and developing a social-media strategy, then 2013 will be about throwing that out of the window and starting again.
It is not every week that marketing from feminine-hygiene brands goes viral; yet this is what Bodyform achieved in 2012
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