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I really like the new promotion that Kinder’s Bueno chocolate is running to win one of 100 designer handbags.  Clearly aimed at women’s desire for  designer handbags to place their Bueno chocolate in, they have created a reason that a woman would switch brands. Women will do anything for handbags and shoes...and chocolate!

Now the downside...the Bueno “win a designer handbag" website has either not been created or updated or  launched. If it has it can’t be found on Google. So the main site is still running its existing “a little bit of what you fancy” promo.  Surely it’s not too much to co-ordinate this? Especially as when you search for win designer handbags there are a million and one brands who are doing the same as Bueno (although at least no of them make chocolate).

Of course what would make me really love this promotion and for this to be a true brand partnership would be if Bueno had partnered with a designer handbag brand like Marc Jacobs or Matthew Williamson. However they haven’t. Now if they could form an alliance with Jimmy Choo or Christian Louboutin for their next promotion they could be onto a real winner!

 

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  September 4, 2009

the kinder website is now up and running - www.bueno-designerhandbag.com

it's fab - you can register everyday for the chance to win, and it shows you all the bags that are available to be won!

  September 6, 2009

Hi Lauren, except that site doesnt actually feature Beuno Chocolate just lots of links to winning lots of bags! Surely it should look like Bueno Chocolate site not this which looks like a terrible advert for the brand?

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Chris Reed managing director of partnership agency Cocktail Marketing explores the multitude of sins that make up the world of newspaper and magazine promotions.
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