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mkarim @monkchips Unilever is currently trying to exert its brand through its products, but it hasn't fully proliferated, in South Africa anyway. about 20 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to monkchips

kokoe2 @monkchips P&G means laundry soap & Dial soap 2:51 PM Dec 12th from twitterrific in reply to monkchips

bjelkeman @monkchips Unilever. Not seeing that they are committed to environmentally sustainable business. 11:25 AM Dec 12th from web in reply to monkchips

IanSkerrett @monkchips P&G = consumer good mktg people that fail when they move to marketing software and technology 11:20 AM Dec 12th from web in reply to monkchips

barton808 @monkchips P&G = solid brands, bright folks, not afraid to try innovative new ideas (are you gonna ask about J&J next?) 11:13 AM Dec 12th from web in reply to monkchips

jacksri @monkchips Doesn't mean much. Only meaningful aspect is that they built the town my Grandad lived in http://tinyurl.com/5pyzuw 11:11 AM Dec 12th from Spaz in reply to monkchips

njbartlett @monkchips P&G = toothpaste 11:10 AM Dec 12th from web in reply to monkchips

njbartlett @monkchips Unilever means nothing to me as a brand. The strongest association is "nice building on the Thames" 11:09 AM Dec 12th from web in reply to monkchips

lwarren17 @monkchips, those brands to me are like dead metaphors, through overuse have no figurative value 11:05 AM Dec 12th from web in reply to monkchips

sceptre1067 @monkchips Re that looked @johndodds comments. Yes Unilever is a company as I know of Dove & Axe issues but don't associate it with Unilever 11:05 AM Dec 12th from web in reply to monkchips

mrParrot @monkchips -- Unilever ... apart from knowing they are an SAP customer doing cool stuff with SOA .. the brand do.. http://tinyurl.com/5tq7pj 1 day ago from twitterfeed in reply to monkchips

positivechurn @monkchips P&G? - in my Unilever days we had UPGA to guide us: Use Procter & Gamble's Advertising :-) Corp brand? same applies. Zip. 11:03 AM Dec 12th from web in reply to monkchips

RenZephyr @monkchips as i was confused by the question i guess Unilever means almost exactly nothing to me 11:02 AM Dec 12th from web in reply to monkchips

positivechurn @monkchips Yeah, Would have thought the contradiction of Dove campaign vs 1 female board member (out of 24?) would attract some derision. 11:02 AM Dec 12th from web in reply to monkchips

choirshark @monkchips - Procter & Gamble is as obscure as Unilever .. exactly .. and the question is: who cares, outside of the investor community? 11:01 AM Dec 12th from web in reply to monkchips

sceptre1067 @monkchips again P&C means large company with many products mainly soaps. Oh and the silly kerfluffel over their "satanic" logo. 11:01 AM Dec 12th from web in reply to monkchips

moehlert @monkchips nothing at a personal, buying decision-making process 10:59 AM Dec 12th from Tweetie in reply to monkchips

daveofdoom @monkchips P and G equals diapers 10:59 AM Dec 12th from TwitterBerry in reply to monkchips

lwarren17 @monkchips, P&G, errr nothing again, sorry I seem to be emotionally dead or something 10:58 AM Dec 12th from web in reply to monkchips

lwarren17 @monkchips, I'm probably out of kilter, but unilever means nothing to me at all, one way or other 10:56 AM Dec 12th from web in reply to monkchips

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