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Every thriving brand has growth moments, but sometimes the most prominent names take a wrong turn. You heard it: billion-dollar empires spill big-time.
Think about it — there's soda that basically bottles nobody's happy face, plus gadgets that hit the floor faster than a pancake on a trampoline. You'd be surprised what the headlines used to say.

Now the plot twist: their flops become our cheat codes for winning. Grab the popcorn. We're about to hand you 10 classic brand bloopers (no shame, just lessons!) that tell the real stories about ego trips, missed innovations, and crowds the size of stadiums that weren't listened to.

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Remember when Colgate decided to leap in the 1980s and launch a line of frozen meals? We are guessing you probably don’t, and that’s because the products enlisted in the marketing strategies spent most of their lives in obscurity.

The brand released products like frozen lasagna and microwaveable dinners, which starkly contrasted the products the brand associated itself with and further left a baffled consumer base perplexed.

As many foresaw, these products turned out to be misplaced and enjoyed a little monetary undesired recognition in history. As the brand failed to enforce any form of reconciling their enjoyed consumption of lasagne with a world of toothpaste, all notions regarding the product line garnished no further hopes.
Alongside losing monetary gains, Colgate lost due to decades of relying on oral hygiene products and reputation, causing the brand identity crisis and becoming the joke of advanced marketing strategy decisions.

Remember when Colgate decided to leap in the 1980s and launch a line of frozen meals? We are guessing you probably don’t, and that’s because the products enlisted in the marketing strategies spent most of their lives in obscurity.

The brand released products like frozen lasagna and microwaveable dinners, which starkly contrasted the products the brand associated itself with and further left a baffled consumer base perplexed.

As many foresaw, these products turned out to be misplaced and enjoyed a little monetary undesired recognition in history. As the brand failed to enforce any form of reconciling their enjoyed consumption of lasagne with a world of toothpaste, all notions regarding the product line garnished no further hopes.
Alongside losing monetary gains, Colgate lost due to decades of relying on oral hygiene products and reputation, causing the brand identity crisis and becoming the joke of advanced marketing strategy decisions.