September 27, 2007
Hair raising marketing
This guerrilla marketing campaign for a hair salon is a nice spin on the ambient marketing for Alliance Theatre's Cuttin'Up.
September 24, 2007
Banned and effective
September 21, 2007
Highlight this guerrilla marketing campaign
An over sized Stabilo Boss highlighter placed inline with the yellow escalator safety marks gives the impression that these highlighters last forever.

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September 19, 2007
Drunk driving prevention
September 17, 2007
Highland Games action
September 14, 2007
Wrangler mannequin army invades Paris
To promote the Wrangler brand in fashion conscious Paris, an army of 60 Wrangler clad mannequins was set up in trendy areas. This ambient marketing effort coincided with the Who's Next 2007 fashion show.



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September 12, 2007
Stopping running water
Denver Water is no stranger to ambient marketing campaigns and during the 4th quarter of a recent Colorado-Colorado State football game they had a "running toilet" get stopped (tackled) by a security guard. No toilet humor here, but a unique and memorable guerrilla marketing effort for their "Stop running water" campaign.

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September 10, 2007
Ambient rough roads
An interesting ambient campaign for Ford in Chile utilized imprinted carpet material that looked like a rough road. Signs then told drivers that this is how a Ford Ranger would feel like if driven over such a "rough road." This guerrilla marketing stunt was apparently only done in extreme low speed areas to ensure safety.


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September 07, 2007
Guerrilla pizza delivery
September 05, 2007
Street guerrilla marketing
Stickers attached to manhole covers served as a very powerful reminder that many people are falsely imprisoned around the world and often in terrible conditions. Very nicely executed guerrilla marketing effort for Amnesty International in Poland.

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September 03, 2007
Literacy guerrilla marketing
The Greenville Literacy Association wanted to raise money with a giant book sale and asked the community to donate books for it via a very diverse guerrilla marketing campaign. For example steps were turned into stacks of books, mini books were left in restaurants, the face of a parking garage was turned into huge book shelf and books were also left on grocery store shelfs, all asking "Have any books lying around?"
Very nice execution.




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Very nice execution.




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