Unsold 'Live Laugh Love' Pillows Given New Life, Relabeled 'Race, Break, Fix, Repeat,' to be Sold to Car Enthusiasts
November 29, 2023

"...expected to resonate with a new demographic while retaining the same 'Live Laugh Love' spirit."

SAN FRANCISCO—Unsold 'Live Laugh Love' pillows have found a new lease on life, reborn as 'Race, Break, Fix, Repeat,' and are set to be sold to car enthusiasts. This imaginative rebranding venture aims to cater to a niche market of automotive aficionados that operate on the same wavelength as the 'Live Laugh Love' community.


The pillows, once relegated to a fate of remaining unsold due to their dying appeal, are now undergoing a transformation that aligns more closely with the adrenaline-fueled lifestyle of car enthusiasts. The shift from sentimental to rugged, as evidenced by the 'Race, Break, Fix, Repeat' label, is expected to resonate with a new demographic while retaining the same 'Live Laugh Love' spirit.


A spokesperson for the project emphasized the novelty of this endeavor, stating, "We recognized an opportunity to breathe new life into these unsold pillows by tapping into the portion of the car community that closely identifies with the original audience. 'Race, Break, Fix, Repeat' is Live Laugh Love for car people."


One potential customer expressed excitement about the unique concept, saying, "Finally, a home accessory that speaks to my love for cars and the constant cycle of improvement. It's a quirky touch to my space that reflects my automotive enthusiasm. It will look great on the couch with some candles."


This innovative rebranding venture not only offers a second chance to unsold items but also showcases the ability to find untapped markets through creative and targeted product positioning.

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