Some people just don't know

[Rigged]

I'm old enough to remember when women were struggling to be able to wear pants to work. I remember when there were "Firemen", "Policemen", and "Mailmen" because women couldn't get those jobs.

Much has changed for women, and not by accident. They have a strategy and they're working it.

I think the kiltmakers should form a consortium, like the egg producers, the beef and pork producers, the milk producers, Florida orange growers, and the California Cheese Board.

These groups each hired media consultants to put out a consistent and positive message about their products. In the case of eggs, milk, meat and cheese, their media campaigns have countered the public claims of health-food advocates.

Kilting should be an easy sell since it really is the healthy alternative.

It doesn't even have to be a multi-million-dollar television campaign to start out. It could start with a small ad in a couple of national newspapers. Then a quarter-page ad in a popular men's magazine, and continue building as the industry grows.

Anyway, that's what I think.

Got Kilts?

[Rigged]

I'm old enough to remember when women were struggling to be able to wear pants to work. I remember when there were "Firemen", "Policemen", and "Mailmen" because women couldn't get those jobs.

Much has changed for women, and not by accident. They have a strategy and they're working it.

I think the kiltmakers should form a consortium, like the egg producers, the beef and pork producers, the milk producers, Florida orange growers, and the California Cheese Board.

These groups each hired media consultants to put out a consistent and positive message about their products. In the case of eggs, milk, meat and cheese, their media campaigns have countered the public claims of health-food advocates.

Kilting should be an easy sell since it really is the healthy alternative.

It doesn't even have to be a multi-million-dollar television campaign to start out. It could start with a small ad in a couple of national newspapers. Then a quarter-page ad in a popular men's magazine, and continue building as the industry grows.

Anyway, that's what I think.

Got Kilts?

[Rigged]

I'm old enough to remember when women were struggling to be able to wear pants to work. I remember when there were "Firemen", "Policemen", and "Mailmen" because women couldn't get those jobs.

Much has changed for women, and not by accident. They have a strategy and they're working it.

I think the kiltmakers should form a consortium, like the egg producers, the beef and pork producers, the milk producers, Florida orange growers, and the California Cheese Board.

These groups each hired media consultants to put out a consistent and positive message about their products. In the case of eggs, milk, meat and cheese, their media campaigns have countered the public claims of health-food advocates.

Kilting should be an easy sell since it really is the healthy alternative.

It doesn't even have to be a multi-million-dollar television campaign to start out. It could start with a small ad in a couple of national newspapers. Then a quarter-page ad in a popular men's magazine, and continue building as the industry grows.

Anyway, that's what I think.

Got Kilts?

[Highlander775]

Good idea.









"Bringing History To Life"

[Highlander775]

Good idea.









"Bringing History To Life"

[Highlander775]

Good idea.









"Bringing History To Life"

[macwilkin]

Bubba:

Recently someone told me that they saw a "Spongebob Square-kilts" t-shirt at one of the games, with Spongebob in a kilt, but I haven't been able to locate one yet.

I think the kiltmakers should form a consortium, like the egg producers, the beef and pork producers, the milk producers, Florida orange growers, and the California Cheese Board.

Rigged: In Scotland, there is the Tartans Authority, which is sort of doing what you described, since the "movers and shakers" of the STA are mostly kiltmakers. I like your idea.

I know in one of the organisations I belong to, there is an "information center" that deals with questions from the public and responds to public venues such as books, movies, television shows, etc. that mention the organisation.

Cheers,

T.

[macwilkin]

Bubba:

Recently someone told me that they saw a "Spongebob Square-kilts" t-shirt at one of the games, with Spongebob in a kilt, but I haven't been able to locate one yet.

I think the kiltmakers should form a consortium, like the egg producers, the beef and pork producers, the milk producers, Florida orange growers, and the California Cheese Board.

Rigged: In Scotland, there is the Tartans Authority, which is sort of doing what you described, since the "movers and shakers" of the STA are mostly kiltmakers. I like your idea.

I know in one of the organisations I belong to, there is an "information center" that deals with questions from the public and responds to public venues such as books, movies, television shows, etc. that mention the organisation.

Cheers,

T.

[macwilkin]

Bubba:

Recently someone told me that they saw a "Spongebob Square-kilts" t-shirt at one of the games, with Spongebob in a kilt, but I haven't been able to locate one yet.

I think the kiltmakers should form a consortium, like the egg producers, the beef and pork producers, the milk producers, Florida orange growers, and the California Cheese Board.

Rigged: In Scotland, there is the Tartans Authority, which is sort of doing what you described, since the "movers and shakers" of the STA are mostly kiltmakers. I like your idea.

I know in one of the organisations I belong to, there is an "information center" that deals with questions from the public and responds to public venues such as books, movies, television shows, etc. that mention the organisation.

Cheers,

T.

[Magnus Sporrano]

I think the kiltmakers should form a consortium, like the egg producers, the beef and pork producers, the milk producers, Florida orange growers, and the California Cheese Board.

Note that some of the best advertising is free. The idea of men in kilts as daily casual wear is still a bit of a novelty, and many TV & radio shows would love to interview a congenial kilt spokesperson for a little variety.