The founder of Camel and the tobacco empire RJ Reynolds Tobacco Company (RJR), Richard Joshua Reynolds went down in history not only as a successful businessman and successful man, but also as a talented marketing. The son of Virginia plantation owners one of the first began to mark individual packages of its colorful and chew tobacco with bright logos. Last quarter of XIX century - the beginning of the era of brands, allowing buyers immediately find on the shelves of favorite products. Thanks to Master the use of all forms of advertising (business cards, envelopes, calendars, posters) Production Company steadily increased. If in 1877 from RJR had five own brands, it is less than 10 years - already 86. In the 10-ies of the XX century, time catches transition consumers from chewing tobacco to his smoking, Reynolds laid down in the market several smoking own brand, one of which - Prince Albert - has become a national. There in no small measure contributed to a very successful promotion, sponsored by NWAyers & Son. Very glad of his advertising agency, Reynolds did not hesitate, trusted that the Philadelphia company's next promotion, the main product in their careers.
After the triumph of Prince Albert, Reynolds draws the eye to the cigarette market. In early 1913, their production, RJR simultaneously displays on the market just four brands of cigarettes. Among them were famous and cigarettes Camel, appearance and taste of which was for the creators idea, bringing in the Americans' spirit of romantic fairytale for the Middle East.
Revolutionary recipe later entered history as the American Blend, has become the world standard for this category of tobacco products and a classic example of the famous «Taste of American cigarettes». It was on cigarettes Camel Reynolds made a primary bid, leaving it cranking the lion's share of advertising funds. RJR gave NWAyers & Son enormous for the time value of a quarter of a million dollars on a national presentation of a new hero - Joe antiquities. As a result, Olden Joe was the most replicable animals of all time.
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