Fashionably Down-to-Earth
The image to the right comes from a new campaign called “Think About…,” which matches this phrase with some unintimidating and accessible suggestions. For instance, one reads, “Think about… adopting a pet – who needs a boyfriend anyway?”
This is just the kind of messaging we’d expect from a retailer known for meeting practical everyday needs.
Wait, [...]
Cause Marketing Gets Bigger. And Smaller.
Last week, Ad Age ran a brief article titled, “The Most Influential Cause Marketing Campaigns.” Much of the list is familiar; we’re all aware of the massive efforts like the Livestrong bracelets and Dove’s Campaign for Real Beauty. However, some of the campaigns on the list took on a decidedly narrow mission, such as AmEx’s [...]
Continued...More than a Cosmetic Change
From a marketer’s vantage point, few would argue that 2010’s biggest question goes something like this:
As economic indicators trickle in the right direction, will consumers continue to practice the New Austerity?
Sound familiar? Of course it does; we lifted that from trend #2 – Down-to-Earth-ism – from our 10 Trends for 2010. The resilience of the [...]
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March 9, 2010 - 5 Comments
- This looks great, thanks! by John
- I'd recommend checking out this example from Tung's aforementioned blog: http://mobilemediamarketing.posterous.com/la-candy-how-harper-collins-used-qr-codes-to-0 Harper Teen's QR codes "allowed users to watch a video, read a portion of the book [L.A. Candy], share it with a friend or buy the book." Like we've stressed, this is good CONTENT! by Brian Asner
- Some more follow-up from Ad Age: http://adage.com/article?article_id=142338 by Brian Asner
- Hi Tung, Thanks for the comment - you've got a couple of QR examples on your blog that were new to us. If you have any other examples or case studies that you'd like to send our way, please do and we'll get them up on the blog! -Brian by Brian Asner
- Hi Brian, Fantastic write up of the ways we can really push the potential of QR Codes, it's a shame that more people don't seek out creative ways of engaging the audience. An example of your point: # Hide clues for a scavenger hunt amidst QR codes placed in various locations. http://mobilemediamarketing.posterous.com/adding-qr-codes-for-a-valentines-adventure I work with QMCODES, who are assisting SXSW by Tung
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