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The Ordinary campaign In a more recent and unusual marketing move, The Ordinary, a skincare brand known for its affordable and simple products, launched a campaign where they sold eggs at a surprisingly low price, $3.37 per carton in fact. Referencing the recent surge in egg prices due to a unfortunate bird flu outbreak in New York City. This fun but yet socially relevant marketing tactic was a statement about affordability, taking the concept of "value" beyond skincare and into the broader context of consumers everyday lives. A photo the Ordinary posted on Instagram of its limited-edition egg cartons. Photo: The Ordinary/Instagram The Ordinary’s decision to sell eggs at a low price was directly tied to the highly relevant and timely issue of rising food costs, particularly egg prices in New York City. The campaign wasn't just about skincare—it was a commentary on affordability and value in a time of rising consumer costs. The campaign also perfectly aligns with...