I love interactive street advertising. Also, I love slides. “The Fast Lane” by Volkswagen
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The Fast Lane: A Slide to the Subway
June 16th, 2010 · 2 Comments
Tags: Marketing · advertising
The Search for the Levi’s Girl
June 3rd, 2010 · No Comments
Levi’s is looking for a hip woman passionate about fashion who has an existing online presences through twitter and facebook. The campaign is called “The Search for the Levi’s Girl”. If you or a friend fit that profile and want to live and work in SF this summer you should check out this video and [...]
Tags: Marketing · Social Media · Technology · advertising
Flashback: Old McDonald’s campaign in Japan
May 17th, 2010 · 1 Comment
I’m seriously behind the times on this campaign which I think was made by Beacon in conjunction with Dentsu who, if I’m understanding correct, does the advertising for McDonald’s in Japan. I’m not sure what to say about these ads by McDonald’s apparently released in Japan In 2005. They’re pretty compelling in that they feature [...]
Tags: advertising
Stella Artois: New Media, Old Media, All Media
May 14th, 2010 · No Comments
Alright, I hope I get this right, there are a lot of names going on here. Ad agency Mother in conjunction with Stella Artois brings old school advertising online. Then The Ritual Project sponsored by Stella Artois brings the ad to life with a documentary about the process. The Ritual Project describes the project on [...]
Tags: Art · Videos · advertising
Darth Vader is Hilarious: TOMTOM Ad Campaign by Pool Worldwide
May 13th, 2010 · 1 Comment
I’ve come across another great advertisement that caught my attention through video sharing on Twitter. This ad was created for the TOMTOM phone by an ad agency called Pool Worldwide based out of Amsterdam. Pool Worldwide did a great job creating a compelling video that would capture our attention online for a whole two and [...]
Tags: Marketing · Social Media · advertising
Imagine Being Able to Purchase Anything You Saw on TV: Diesel’s Clickable Ad Campaign
April 8th, 2010 · 3 Comments
It’s been a long time since I’ve seen or thought about the idea of clickable videos. I remember two or three years ago, before I worked for Seesmic, seeing a company working on this. After connecting with my good friend Liz Gannes, an editor for NewTeeVee.com, I was pointed to videoclix.tv who has built this [...]
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