Recently we saw Korean North Face Attempt to bring the outdoors indoors. Now we see Coca-Cola take the indoors outdoors! Or rather, entice people to sit inside using their app by staging an outdoors event. The Just Dance mobile app encourages participation in a dancing game. Confused about how this
With all the interesting revelations at the ANA Masters of Marketing Conference, digital released the most intriguing results. Here are six of the most interesting stats from Adweek: 1. Target’s massive data breach racked up 150 billion media impressions between December and July. But, Target’s CMO and evp Jeffrey Jones is
A heavy duty radial tyre has turned away from regular tyre promotions. Rather than tackling other tyres and their manufacturers, BFGoodrich has taken on gravity. See for yourself: To demonstrate the KO2’s durability, the tyre was dropped from a whooping 10,000 feet, a velocity which would cause most tyres to explode upon
It is difficult to always be the first in line – especially when it comes to the new product line. Because there are already hundreds of thousands of products on offer, it is becoming a greater challenge to create an entirely new product. The first mobile phone was made about
Tourism marketing companies usually target foreigners with tantalising campaigns promoting pristine beaches or adrenaline thrills – usually things a tourist doesn’t have in their home country. However this New York tourism company is targeting locals and encouraging them to explore their boroughs. Utilising 1950’s style posters, the company aims to keep
An ad network’s reasearch has segmented millennials into twelve different subsegments. Is this oversegmenting? Or is it time that marketers stop overgeneralising large generations? I’m a bit skeptical about this segmenting and it’s connotations. I’m also skeptical about whether these are exclusive to one generation and whether marketers should change
Shoppers in South Korea looking for new jackets or a little retail therapy got more than they bargained for.In this crazy retail stunt, the floor started disappearing right from underneath their feet! The shoppers are left on their own in the store while the staff run out while muffling laughs.
People go to extraordinary lengths to get their hands on the first iPhone. Hoards of people wait in queues and tent out overnight just to claim supremacy. However one man takes it a step further. This man flies to Australia to be the first to get the iPhone 6 (due
Tech brands have taken the top spots on a list of most valuable brands. According to a study by Forbes, tech brands take four out of five of the top brand names.Just over half of the top ten brands were also in the tech industry. Apple’s brand worth doesn’t seem
Over the span of 20 years, traditional TV has gone through some radical changes. As TV is a traditional and well used medium for marketing communications, watching it’s progression is imperative. This watching allows marketers to get a better grasp of the medium’s future direction. “Over the span of just