Following an exciting market reaction to Luis Suraez’s masticated departure from the World Cup, Matteson’s has joined the flood of Suarez-affixed reactive stunts to revel in the social climate.
Mattesons took pity on the disposed Uruguayan footballer after he officially apologised for biting his Italian opponent – by offering him a job as an official meat taster.
Created by Saatchi & Saatchi, the snack brand supported their digital efforts with a full-page ad in the Daily Star accompanied with a letter from Christopher Owen, the meats category director, offering the shamed player some work.
Mattesons have also been as thoughtful to include betting company Paddy Power in their latest tweet following their successful World Cup social campaigns.
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