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	<title>Comments on: Don&#8217;t Panic. Stay The Course.</title>
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		<title>By: Luke Gibson</title>
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		<dc:creator>Luke Gibson</dc:creator>
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		<description>I tend to like advertising that takes a compelling stand against current trends. Much like a sub shop saying &#039;no one ever lost weight eating our subs&#039; straight to Jarrod&#039;s face. 

Most harp on companies for not being able to adapt to the current market place, but there is a niche for those who stand up for the roots of there brand, much like Harley is here. The only thing I can say though, is the copy is a bit long. The point gets lost with all the text, when they made their point with the first two sentences and a nice twist on their tag, moving it from let&#039;s ride to so screw it, let&#039;s ride. But overall, nicely done.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I tend to like advertising that takes a compelling stand against current trends. Much like a sub shop saying &#8216;no one ever lost weight eating our subs&#8217; straight to Jarrod&#8217;s face. </p>
<p>Most harp on companies for not being able to adapt to the current market place, but there is a niche for those who stand up for the roots of there brand, much like Harley is here. The only thing I can say though, is the copy is a bit long. The point gets lost with all the text, when they made their point with the first two sentences and a nice twist on their tag, moving it from let&#8217;s ride to so screw it, let&#8217;s ride. But overall, nicely done.</p>
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