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http://www.express.co.uk/life-style...irt-female-presenter-oil-refineries-logistics
(See article for the video of a woman doing an infomercial presentation.)
"Would THIS hold your attention? Presenter in tight top makes 'boring' oil clip go VIRAL"
My commentary:
Or maybe, just maybe, they hired the most qualified person for this job and it just happened to be a woman with a large chest?
I could be wrong, of course, but if I am wrong and they hired her for this video because of her bosom, they’re not holding the attention of their male readers to the content they want men to pay attention to; if their supposed target audience needs big boobs to get their attention, they will be paying attention to the boobs, not the presentation!
YES, she’s attractive, and yes, she’s got enormous breasts which to me is quite pleasing to the eye, but it’s idiotic to say that’s all that she can hope to bring to this video presentation. Big boobs, small boobs, men, women, it shouldn’t matter, your target audience should be people who are interested in the information that the commercial is presenting.
Using big boobed women for no other reason but to get people to pay attention to a video makes some really stupid assumptions, starting with assuming that women won’t watch the video. But I am not contending that this is what the company did. Again, I hope this was just a case of them picking the most qualified spokesperson and it just happened to be her.
The alternative analysis is that this company made a woefully unprofessional and puerile move here.
(See article for the video of a woman doing an infomercial presentation.)
"Would THIS hold your attention? Presenter in tight top makes 'boring' oil clip go VIRAL"
My commentary:
Or maybe, just maybe, they hired the most qualified person for this job and it just happened to be a woman with a large chest?
I could be wrong, of course, but if I am wrong and they hired her for this video because of her bosom, they’re not holding the attention of their male readers to the content they want men to pay attention to; if their supposed target audience needs big boobs to get their attention, they will be paying attention to the boobs, not the presentation!
YES, she’s attractive, and yes, she’s got enormous breasts which to me is quite pleasing to the eye, but it’s idiotic to say that’s all that she can hope to bring to this video presentation. Big boobs, small boobs, men, women, it shouldn’t matter, your target audience should be people who are interested in the information that the commercial is presenting.
Using big boobed women for no other reason but to get people to pay attention to a video makes some really stupid assumptions, starting with assuming that women won’t watch the video. But I am not contending that this is what the company did. Again, I hope this was just a case of them picking the most qualified spokesperson and it just happened to be her.
The alternative analysis is that this company made a woefully unprofessional and puerile move here.
