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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | So you're a company with a product(s) in various countries, and mean to exploit capitalize on that, while minimizing costs a publicity office in each country would incur. What can you do? Make an ad campaign that can be easily used across nations, perhaps with as little change as using different models/actors, languages, and substituting the flag/national colors for these commercials, if at all. |