Turns out, those flashy discounts might be less of a ‘deal’ and more of a sneaky trap. Its a psychological trick!

Isn’t it fascinating how ‘limited edition’ products seem to reappear every time brands need a sales boost?

Ever wonder if ‘Free Trial’ actually means ‘Here’s How We Steal Your Money Monthly While You Forget You Signed Up in the First Place?

Nigerian celebrity endorsements: Think a star’s face means quality? Think again! Get ready for some eye-opening laughs!

Celebrity endorsements: because nothing says ‘trustworthy product’ like a famous face reading a script for a paycheck. Keep believing, folks

Are Celebrities the New 'Get Rich Quick' Scheme for Brands—Except the Only Thing You Get Rich in is Disappointment?

Hashtag marketing: Because nothing says ‘cutting-edge strategy’ like a #ThrowbackThursday post from 2015

MTN’s billboards are everywhere because their ad budget is massive. Too bad their signal is still nowhere to be found!

After all, who wouldn’t want to do business with someone who hounds them relentlessly?

Why waste money on those flashy ads when you can go straight for the personal touch of a phone call at 7 PM?

Because nothing says 'refreshing' quite like bombarding every possible surface with Coca-Cola ads. I mean, who needs air anymore?

Businesses have truly mastered the art of transforming content marketing into a snooze-fest. Forget creativity and authenticity.

Because who wouldn't love having their mindless scrolling interrupted by your groundbreaking offer on office supplies?