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Gillette Razor Launch Powered By Multi-Tiered Promotional Campaign

This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet

Executive Summary

Gillette is introducing a television ad campaign reminiscent of a movie trailer to promote the launch of the M3Power shaving system, the firm said. The ads, breaking this month, feature green, pulsing visual effects to convey the razor's pulsating action as well as Gillette's trademark "The best a man can get" tagline

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