Is there a hidden meaning in Purplebricks television ad?

The current TV advert by hybrid agent Purplebricks is an interesting one.

It shows a happy seller buying a painting which depicts one of the Purplebricks agents atop that mythical beast, a unicorn.

Could the advert – which launched  on Boxing Day – possibly mean anything else?

Well, in tech circles, yes. A unicorn business is a start-up that is valued at over £1bn.

Various lists of unicorn companies that have achieved fabulous valuations are available on the internet.

What do you suppose those canny Bruce brothers are trying to tell us?

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7 Comments

  1. Chri Wood

    A mythical beast that can only be tamed by virgins. Make of that what you will.

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  2. ARC

    I think too much credit might be being apportioned!

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  3. agency negotiation limited

    Nor sure, like most TV viewers I either fast forward the catch-up, or put the kettle on when the ads appear. Interruptive in place of disruptive.

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  4. NALR

    I thought it had a hidden meaning as well, but mine was more on the lines of it is fantasy/myth that Purplepricks have happy vendors or an agent who knows what they are doing!

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  5. Property Paddy

    mythical? The only mythical bit about PB is their profits.

     

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  6. Trevor Mealham

    Are the Bruce brothers laughing all the way to the bank. Seems odd the chap wasnt on a knights horse!  Instead a Unicorn which in tech means high fund raising. ………

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  7. PeeBee

    Would have had more ‘meaning’ if the mythical beast had been a phoenix…

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