The New Public Gym
Ok people. We know January’s habitually a month of soon-to-be-abandoned hopes for shedding the extra baggage you brought home over the holidays.
But, did we miss the memo on the public workout fad?
First, Gap announces that they’re temporarily dedicating their NYC concept store to workout attire, and partnered with Crunch gym to bring in trainers for [...]
Pop Up Retail, without the Retailer
We’re plenty familiar with Pop-Up Retail around these parts, having done a bit of it ourselves. From fashion houses to mass merchants, we’ve seen a wide range of marketers successfully implement this tactic to launch a new product, stir up some buzz, or just to create a venue for items that might not fit with [...]
Continued...Pop It Like It’s Hot
PSFK has some nice coverage (and images) of VitaminWater10’s recent pop-up store in Soho. Of note, the pop-up wasn’t just about flavored waters and their lack of calories, since there’s not a whole lot of fun in that particular conversation. Instead, VitaminWater decked the place out like the greatest coffee shop of all time, replete [...]
Continued...Here’s a clever little guerrilla campaign from a…
Here’s a clever little guerrilla campaign from a New Zealand women’s site called flossie.com. In it, they create a vending machine that provides women with their ideal flesh-and-bones man (or, if they prefer, something a little more… uh… “vibrant”).
Watching this clip begs so many questions:
1) So, what exactly happens AFTER you unexpectedly purchase a man through [...]
[Apologies for the delay between posts – got swam…
[Apologies for the delay between posts - got swamped for a couple of days there.]
We’re starting to see a handful of collaborative pop-up retail stores sprouting up in locations around the world, including Sao Paolo’s Endossa and the travelling Mini Market (currently in San Francisco). On the one hand, these exhibitions are compelling for trend trackers, as [...]
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- Who knew that the men of Upshot were so well-toned?
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- Location and Codes and Maps. Oh My!
March 10, 2010 - Immerse Yourself in Salsa
March 10, 2010 - QR Codes Gaining QRedibility
March 9, 2010 - 5 Comments - The Place To Be: Location Based Services
March 8, 2010 - App Apathy
March 5, 2010
- 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
- MAN. WE. CALLED. THAT. Bing managed to gain over 300,000 Facebook fans in a single day, just by offering FarmVille cash for users who fanned the brand. http://tinyurl.com/ydpzn2b by Brian Asner
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