… could you get away with a billboard like this:
Thanks to our Auckland correspondent, Scot Bathgate.
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He is riding on the back of the success of small dairy businesses in NZ – that’s my take.
Or:
he is injecting some resources into small business to enable the birth of a new, even smaller business. Cooperative and productive.
Nothing else comes to mind;)
Yeah, he’s providing seed capital to help small businesses reproduce…
Well, there was the famous billboard in the mid-80’s put out by the Saskatchewan Pork Producers and set up along the TCH in the prairies, showing a cheerful couple over the tagline: “Pork, the one you love”