Vote: Moral / Ethical Boundaries In Stepping On Branding Toes

[PhillipMarlow]

I concur

there's nothing noble about advertising. however there's nothing glamorous about living a lower middle class existence for your one go-round in life either, and hating every day of your miserable existence while making those who opted for the blue pill rich.

pick your poison

 

[Andrew Scherer]

SEOGF... o you caught me! Busted on a 5 year old technology that took me 2 months to build and sold +3000 copies at $79 each... ouch... I'm shamed! This 'crap' peddler is making all the money while you guys are sitting around with your cocks in your hands.

SEO Godfather that doesn't set his blog's permalinks.

Privacy expert that doesn't hide his whois.

robert hornback
10310 villa dr
louisville, Kentucky 40272
United States

Has taken multiple companies public*, and has a resume boasting recommendations from CEOs of Fortune 500 companies and some of the most influential individuals of our day.


ROBERT HORNBACK YOU'RE MY HERO

*Doesn't wake up out of bed for less than $1,000.

 

[amateursurgeon]

All property is theft.

 

[guerilla]

All property is theft.

Slow down there Proudhon!

 

[GeXus]

Blah.. morals can be spun in any direction... you could say having a brand in general is immoral, by the way a strong brand manipulates people into believing their product is better or the standard, when often it's not. At the end of the day, the important thing is that you make as much money as possible. But you should be able to justify what your doing as legitimate.... at least in my book.