I just got teary eyed watching this… I’m not sure if that means I am overly emotional or just really lame.
Either way, this is wonderful.
A few years ago T-Mobile created this dance event in Liverpool Street station, London. It went around the globe on Youtube and it was copied by many other brands. Nowadays, you have to come up with new, original stuff when it comes to marketing. New stuff, meaning: never been done before.
Instead of thinking, “what new spectacular big new thing on youtube can we create?”, T-Mobile thought now, “how can we use all the attention we got back then and do something new within that idea.” So that the positive feeling created by this event can be added to the value of the brand. (A nice and smart way of T-Mobile to use its Youtube hits to build brand power.)
Welcome home.
Cheers T-mobile.
via Guillaume Van der Stighelen
Duval Guillaume developed for the insurer Axa an ‘i-ad’- campaign that combines traditional print advertising with multimedia. Good for the image of the insurer, but also a great way to sell the new iPhone app from Axa.
You can see in the movie how this is done.
In these times where social networks are a kind of new religion, Diesel comes with something against it. At the outdoor event Facepark – a wink to Facebook – people exchanged their digital identity for analog one. They walked around in cardboard profiles, tagged each other with stickers and walked through a living Farmville. An action that is cool in all its clumsiness made for the outlaws just like Diesel likes to do it. (Watch the video below to check out the event!)
Or as they say themselves : “A stupid idea That Can Change The World. But it Probably Will not. “
A global 72andSunny campaign that introduces K-SWISS as The California Sports Company, and invites the world to “Have An Awesome Day”.
K-Swiss has collaborated with renowned creative agency 72andSunny on the project to develop the campaign’s overall direction and produce initial television spots, print and online digital content. Together, the teams established a solid point of view on California sports culture: playing loose, not taking things too seriously, staying creative and going big for the love of it. The campaign was positioned mainly to celebrate the joy of sport, and depict the fun-loving California style of play and sport.
72andSunny drives transactions by making brands matter in culture. The company has offices in Los Angeles and Amsterdam. Their clients include Nike, Discovery Channel and HP.
There are really no words for how much I love this ad… the colours, the lights,…perfect!
No surprise that it was directed by the divine Sofia Coppola!
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