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Chinese Company Trolls Former Pakistan Captain in Viral Marketing Video

Chinese manufacturer LCSign has used former Pakistan women’s cricket team captain Nida Dar in a humorous marketing video that is … Read More The post Chinese Company Trolls Former Pakistan Captain in Viral Marketing Video appeared first on ProPakistani .

Chinese Company Trolls Former Pakistan Captain in Viral Marketing Video

Chinese manufacturer LCSign has employed former Pakistan women's cricket team captain Nida Dar in a humorous marketing video that is garnering attention on social media. The video commences with a clip featuring Nida Dar, only to unexpectedly transition into LCSign's promotional content. The company capitalizes on the unexpected shift as a joke, subsequently advertising its custom signage products.

LCSign is renowned for utilizing this style of marketing on social media, often initiating its videos with viral, amusing, or attention-grabbing footage. It then abruptly changes the subject and promotes its LED signs or other merchandise, a formula that has become an integral part of the company's online marketing strategy. This bait-and-switch approach enables LCSign to attract viewers who might not initially be interested in an advertisement.

The Nida Dar video adheres to the same methodology. Nida Dar is prominently tagged in the LCSign post, indicating the company's intention to directly acknowledge the former Pakistan captain while leveraging her clip. Nida Dar is one of the most identifiable figures in Pakistan women's cricket, having represented Pakistan internationally for years and previously serving as captain of the national side.

Her participation imbues LCSign's marketing video with an immediate connection with Pakistani cricket fans. Rather than airing a conventional advertisement, the Chinese company utilized humor and an unforeseen transition to transform the cricket clip into a product promotion.

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