Author Archives: Kim Boisen

Cool Audi Ipad idea

January 20, 2012by Kim Boisen

AXE: Clean your balls

January 20, 2012by Kim Boisen

Cool illusionary mirror effect

January 20, 2012by Kim Boisen

So true: Presentation failure

January 20, 2012by Kim Boisen

CP+B get Creative With QR Codes for SAS

One of my biggest gripes about QR codes used as an advertising vehicle has little to do with their effectiveness (although I do have doubts about how effective they are in the long term). One of my biggest gripes has to do with the lack of creativity that goes into the global experience that surrounds them. Especially the most important portion which happens after the scan takes place. That overall lack of creative design is what leads to most call to action failures when it comes to QR codes, or NFC based campaigns as well.

A great example of where the post scan action is extremely creative, and effective isCP+B‘s “Couple Up to Buckle Up” campaign for Scandinavian Airlines. The campaign uses two unique QR codes across every touch point, from email to Facebook, print, to direct mail etc. that leverages how couples commonly book trips. The campaign works like this, couples each scan a unique QR code which displays half of a video offer. In order to get the offer to work, both smartphones have to be connected to get the entire promotion. Simple yet effective game play that helps extend the offer and build the brand in a fun and memorable way.

Cool fitting room mirror technology

Innovative Facebook campaigns

Two interesting Facebook solutions:

This campaign, from an agency called Greenberry, launched in June to promote the premiere of season 4 ofMad Men in the Netherlands.

The Ajax Experience

Great idea from Sid Lee to get Amsterdamer’s to bond closer with their football club

Great insight from Wieden & Kennedy

The inspiration behind Mukhtars birthday

Teds birthday

Credits to New Danish agency for very good execution and relevance to Arriva/acknowledging bus drivers.

But in Markedsforing today they stated themselves they’ve been heavily inspired by the N.Y. group ‘Improve everywhere’. They did a surprise birthday stunt as well.

Really interesting group by the way.