Tiffany & Co (an affiliate of Gregory and Gregory) completely went to town on the Royal Wedding, live streaming it on DOOH and running a beautiful campaign on the recently renovated Piccadilly Lights.
Live streaming has become a killer app for DOOH, creating excitement or just spreading the love.
It worked beautifully to let someone else discover the fact (or they seeded it). Lots of the follow-up conversation was about how clever @edgette22 was to work it out. Obviously some kind of genius. Anyway, 175,000 retweets and who knows how many impressions via Media Tonic?Save
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!”
Good example of mining your data for story-telling potential. Music streaming service Spotify is running its first global outdoor campaign with the theme, “Thanks 2016, It’s Been Weird”.
Another billboard reads, “Dear person who played ‘Sorry’ 42 times on Valentine’s Day: WHAT DID YOU DO?”
Two new digital people at Media Tonic as we gear up for further digital representations. [Current properties include reiwa.com.au and RAeDIUM Digital Media].
Warwick Kingston will be Digital and Strategy Director on December 5th. He joins us from 303 MullenLowe and has twelve years’ experience in the digital realm.
Amy Pickworth has already started as Digital Account Manager. Her experience includes Seven West Media and Ikon Communications.
Kingston and Pickworth join Darren Pashen on the digital team. Darren is Digital Operations Manager.
That famous ad man David Ogilvy said a billboard should contain not more than seven words.
Oscar Powell runs a record label and is also a recording artist. He wanted to use a vocal sample on his song Insomniac from Steve Albini, a singer/songwriter, music journalist and a recording engineer of some renown. So he emailed Steve to ask permission.
Steve emailed back a rant about how much he hated Powell’s music genre but added, ‘do whatever you like’.
And in an inspired piece of promotion, Powell reproduced the whole email on a billboard.
It did not catapult Insomniac to the Billboard HOT 100. Here is the song. Draw your own conclusions.