
Pluxee Uses One Word with Two Meanings in Its "Geçiyor" Campaign
Pluxee's campaign, signed by Rafineri, uses the word "geçiyor" to convey both the places where it can be used and the transition to the brand.
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Pluxee's campaign, signed by Rafineri, uses the word "geçiyor" to convey both the places where it can be used and the transition to the brand.

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