Body Branding is Not Free
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Body Branding Comes at a Price
Overview
Advertisers are always on the hunt for innovative spaces to showcase their logos. Now, there's a new frontier in advertising: human bodies.
Unconventional Advertising
Consider the story of a 20-year-old from Nebraska who auctioned off his forehead on eBay for a month of advertising space. The highest bidder, SnoreStop, paid $37,375 to display their logo on his face for 30 days, securing extensive exposure. To put this in perspective, a single full-page ad in the Wall Street Journal costs over $23,000, while American Idol: The Magazine charges $45,000.
A Surprising Incident
In a bizarre twist, a 27-year-old woman in Manhattan became an unintended billboard for a company, without any payment. After a skateboarding accident, she landed on a scorching manhole cover. The heated metal, positioned over a steam pipe, branded her skin above the buttocks and on her left arm with part of the Consolidated Edison (Con Edison) logo, a New York utility firm. According to allheadlinenews.com, she recalled her skin sizzling and seeing an 'O' and 'N' seared into her flesh. The scars are permanent.
Legal Repercussions
The woman is now suing Con Edison for negligence and recklessness. It's still unknown how much Con Edison might have to pay for this unintended form of advertising.
This story highlights the unexpected and sometimes costly consequences of body branding.
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