Fine example of guerrilla marketing. I’m sure the guys who had to do the deliveries had a big laugh about all the destinations being hard to deliver to.
Category: marketing
Gregory and Gregory
Fast food outlet crashes foodies festival. In disguise. Great stunt.
Digital Signage Expo 2018
Just concluded in Las Vegas. Here are some of the nifty things we skimmed off the twitter feeds.
Interactive mirrors – coming to a change room near you
Projection mapping – at a retail level
And Panasonic’s LinkRay – your billboard just became a purchasing portal on everyone’s mobile phone.
Clever you, talking to Media Tonic about interactive digital media.
Enhance your dining experience
Also, during periods when you and your dinner guests are not checking your phones, it’s an excellent conversation piece. “Let’s make everyday dining fun!”
Violin lessons
Guerilla campaign at a French music festival. Windscreen wiper as advertising device.
Via Ads of the World
Sales Convention
“Mate, help me out. Can you can knock something together for the sales convention? It’s the re-branding; have you got a few fancy PowerPoint transitions up your sleeve?”
And Qantas just re-branded. ‘More than just a superficial makeover‘.
Mildly offensive to clients
Look the other way.
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