Harry’s, which manufactures and sells shaving equipment online and in stores since 2014, showed at the Shoptalk conference exemplarily with its experience in competing with Gillette that Gillette itself and its mother company P&G are feeling the heat from (online and offline) competition by new brands like Harry’s or Dollar Shave Club (now part of Unilever).
A story in 7 arcs (or Tweets):
Gillette responded by suing them, copying their website and spreading fake news. #shoptalk17 https://t.co/0eOabqH35w—
Michelle Grant (@EMI_MichelleG) March 21, 2017
What great story for journalists this is as well. Fantastic PR for Harry’s.
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