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It’s tempting to assume the class action lawsuit facing Taco Bell for falsely claiming its meat filling is “seasoned beef” will damage the brand in some important way. But I don’t think that will happen. Here’s why: http://wp.me/pJMPC-5Q
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Permalink Reply by Nate Bagley on February 2, 2011 at 9:49am Just like any PR fiasco, it will totally depend on how they confront it. If a company can confront a complaint (or in this case, a law suit) head-on and with honesty, they normally come out fine, if not, better off. Look how Tylenol recovered decades ago with their huge recall, or more recently, Toyota with their recall issues last year.
I think their decision to take on the issue by publishing this "Thanks for Suing Us" ad was pure genius (http://ofelina.tumblr.com/post/3044420582/advertise-much). Sweeping the complaint under the rug as if it never happened would be damaging to their brand, and make them appear that they have something to hide. On the flip side, confronting it gives them a great opportunity to build and strengthen the Taco Bell brand.
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