Crayons have a word of mouth problem: Like chocolate, Shakespeare, and coffee, everyone knows they’re great, and everyone’s heard of them, so it’s harder to start conversations about them. To get people talking about crayons again, Crayola had to do something creative. But instead of creating a promotional campaign, they created a new package —…
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