If you've had an email from me in the last few weeks, you'll have noticed that I've been endorsing Dolci & Gabbama but so far no-one has been able to tell me if I get any money off this.
I thought I might as well go to the organ-grinder's mouth and emailed some company which deal with their stuff to see if I could get some loot! But I didn't use that phrase.
"Hello there,
I understand that you look after marketing/PR/advertising for Dolci & Gabbama and was wondering if you could answer a query for me?
I've recently mentioned D&G in some emails and posts on internet forums. If I end all my emails or posts with the phrase "I endorse Dolci & Gabbama", could I get some money for this? It's a great brand opportunity as word-of-mouth is one of the most trusted sources of recommendation. What do YOU think?
All the best!Janet
-I endorse Dolci & Gabbama-"
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Did you mean: Dolce & Gabbana?
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=Dolci+%26+Gabbama&btnG=Google+Search&meta=
I'm not sure. I think they may be the same company with two names, actually. This may explain why they haven't replied yet, though.
However, the D&G part of it still stands, so I may yet be about to receive a little windfall!
It'd certainly be handy as I want to replace the foors on our kitchen cupboards. JUST the doors. My husband says it's a waste of time but they're really dated and the faux wood doesn't look like wood anymore.
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