What’s the secret to good marketing? Just give the people what they want. And right now, New Yorkers only want one thing: eggs. 🥚 This past week The Ordinary sold eggs at their NYC locations for the price of $3.37 for a limited time. But why is a skincare brand selling eggs? The Ordinary has a simple message: affordable essentials should stay affordable. Just like how eggs are a staple in many households, The Ordinary believes that skincare should be accessible and not a luxury. The Ordinary disrupted the skincare industry by offering products at affordable prices. Selling eggs for cheap was a clever way to reinforce that mission. This campaign is a masterclass in brand consistency. It was a statement that aligned with their core values and got people waiting in line at their store to get their hands on a dozen eggs. The Ordinary sparked an ongoing conversation about accessibility and the rising cost of everyday essentials. Their ability to tap into a timely issue created buzz on social media, generating hype and engagement at their NYC locations. The best marketing doesn’t just sell — it starts conversations, challenges norms, and builds brand trust. What are your thoughts on The Ordinary eggs? Let us know in the comments below! #theordinary #marketingstunt #inflation
okay this is GENIUS!
Brilliant move! 🥚 The Ordinary didn’t just sell eggs—they sold a message. Affordable essentials should stay affordable, and they proved it in the most clever way!
Now that's an eggcellent product launch campaign if I've ever seen one 👌
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1wSuch a smart move by The Ordinary. Selling eggs to highlight affordable skincare was clever and really made people pay attention. Love how they stayed true to their message! NoGood Ordinary Skincare Co