What's in a name? Would a Mars bar, by any other name, smell as sweet?
Oldspice! I can't believe you fell victim to one of the most common misquotes of Shakespeare!
Victim? How so?
When did Shakespeare ever eat a Mars bar?
I doubt he did, but he also said a rose by any other WORD would smell as sweet.
Sorry, I went a bit Bounty there didn't I?
Surely you recall this passage from the Tempest:
'Tis with a little ire and most sullen mood that I thrust thee and thy Mars bars assunder. Take ye away and never return with such rotten plunder'
WHat's in a word? Is a name, by any other label, not still a word?
Oh irritating world that has such pedants in it!
the title says....Mars rebranding to Venuswould this mean that infact it wouldn't be a Mars Bar but a Venus Bar made by Mars..
the title says....Mars rebranding to Venus
would this mean that infact it wouldn't be a Mars Bar but a Venus Bar made by Mars..
I think it means it would be a Mars Bar variation, sold under a different name. It was actually done temporarily last year for the World Cup, when Mars was sold as Believe.
Well MarsMarketer, I think you have done a terrific job so far and I would give you full marks for originality, for linking the product so well to a national cause and for thinking of a name that makes some reference to the original product. Go for your pink nougat and milk chocolate.
Good luck
It would stiil be a Mars bar but the filling would just be a pink colour nougat. I will keep it the normal milk chocolate. So it would still techically be a Mars Bar.
Sounds wonderful to me.
