July 30, 2007
Simpsonize me
Over the weekend I got several simpsonized images of various friends and thus I now know that this viral marketing campaign for Burger King is really getting around. Simpsonizeme.com is a small Burger King microsite where you can turn an image of yourself into a Simpsons character. As a fan of the Simpsons I had to get myself simpsonized too.
July 27, 2007
Edding works on any surface
A very nice ambient marketing campaign for Edding markers is all about that it "works on any surface". The message is projected out of a moving van onto the surface of all kinds of buildings in a very popular area of Hamburg, Germany.
Glad we got our projector ordered already. :-)
Glad we got our projector ordered already. :-)
July 25, 2007
Monster Guerrilla marketing
Monster.com in Hong Kong used a "Stuck in the wrong job?" guerrilla marketing campaign in various incarnations.


via: adsoftheworld


via: adsoftheworld
July 23, 2007
Broadband delivers BIG files
A very interesting ambient approach for Net Virtua to promote their broadband capabilities. "Is this how your company sends big files?"


via: directdaily


via: directdaily
July 20, 2007
Homer's peace offer
This may be one of the more unique guerrilla marketing stunts I've seen recently - a 180 foot painted version of Homer Simpson next to a similar sized carved in chalk bedrock pagan symbol on a hillside in Dorset, England to promote the new Simpsons movie.

via: AdFreak

via: AdFreak
July 18, 2007
Ambient cash drop
An interesting ambient marketing idea for Carlsberg beer. £5000 in £10 and £20 notes were individually dropped in various parts of London with a removable sticker that read "Carlsberg don’t do litter. But if they did it would probably be the best litter in the world". What kind of print ad could Carlsberg have bought for £5000? Not that much really.
What about the USA? 5000 $1 bills would really get your message spread out.
agency: Saatchi&Saatchi, London

via: adverbox
What about the USA? 5000 $1 bills would really get your message spread out.
agency: Saatchi&Saatchi, London

via: adverbox
July 16, 2007
MINI Cooper guerrilla marketing
MINI Cooper is known for very interesting marketing ideas and very cool advertisements. Here is another example of a well thought out guerrilla marketing concept.
Plain, simple and to the point.

via: getitinwriting
Plain, simple and to the point.

via: getitinwriting
July 13, 2007
ISEO ambient marketing
It would be tough to not look closer at a credit card stuck in your door. So ISEO strategically placed "credit cards" with a little sales pitch at various business complexes to raise awareness how easy it is to break in, if burglar proof locks are not used.
Agency: DDB Malaysia


via:adsoftheworld
Agency: DDB Malaysia


via:adsoftheworld
July 11, 2007
Wii guerrilla marketing
Nintendo's urban promotion for the Wii in Italy is a series of interesting wall displays created by a series of post-it notes. On the backside of each note is a message inviting the recipient to relive the 80's through some classic games available on Wii. The promotion is called "Wii'll not forget" and it is very creative guerrilla marketing.
Agency: Leo Burnett



via: Lo Spremiagrumi
Agency: Leo Burnett



via: Lo Spremiagrumi
July 09, 2007
Hillary Clinton takes on the Sopranos
The campaign team for Hillary Clinton unveiled her new campaign song by spoofing the final episode of the Sopranos. In the spot Hillary and Bill Clinton show a sense of humor and appear that they are in touch with popular culture and emerging media. This commercial has been posted to youtube by several folks and between all the various uploads has now be seen by over 1,000,000 folks.
July 06, 2007
This is not good
Based on this recent news report, it seems that some of our Guerrilla Communication ideas have made someone very mad indeed. We may have to go underground.
Or are we just talking clever guerrilla marketing for a new TV show?
Or are we just talking clever guerrilla marketing for a new TV show?
July 04, 2007
A Starbucks attack
In this guerrilla marketing campaign, samples of Coffees of Hawaii were left on cars in front of various Starbucks locations, with a friendly reminder that they can get amazing coffee from www.coffeesofhawaii.com shipped to their homes at the frequency and quantity they desire.
Agency: Guerrilla Communication :-)


Agency: Guerrilla Communication :-)


July 02, 2007
Handle this guerrilla marketing idea
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