What happens when you take one of rugby’s biggest legends and hide him inside a prize machine in a Dublin pub? To mark Heineken’s sponsorship of Rugby World Cup 2015 they decided a bit of fun stunt-marketing was in order. Jonah Lomu + prize machine + Dublin pub = this
The screen flashes with red and blue. It is the calm before the storm. A remorseful mother is ushered from the car as the police escourt her out. Her young children cry in the background. No, this is not an episode of Road Cops or Police Ten 7. It’s the latest installment in the New Zealand
All for marketing purposes of course! Corona has decided to lend a fundraising hand to one of New Zealand’s most dangerous beaches. At the front of the clubhouse overlooking Phia beach is a temporary deck and pop-up bar. Beach goers are able to stroll over to the bar to enjoy
This year we have seen a range of different techniques used in the 20 most viral ads of 2014. From shocking stories of Syrian children struck by war to Frozen sing alongs, it’s not easy to find much in common in these ads! But there is one prevalent theme which
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
It’s interesting to explore the psychology behind positioning a brand as the best in its category. Brands have a wide variety of options to choose from in their marketing messages. Perhaps they could focus on their better prices, the products benefits or overall why they are the better brand. Some advertising managers even