Category Archives: Consumer involvement

A 30 minute video with 15 million views in just two days?

Spend 30 minutes yourself and help making Mr. Kony famous. This will be really interesting to follow. From a professional perspective, I think this initiative showcases very well that you can solve almost any problem with sound strategy, a truly big idea, very strong storytelling, engagement and use of technology to spread the word. Even [...]

Crowdsourcing by Red Bull

Nice involving initiative from Red Bull. Will be interesting to follow

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 [...]

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.

Mini best test drive

Fun idea, but despite spending tons of money, I don’t think the execution is that interesting. Maybe crowdsourcing is not always the answer…

KLM live reply

Well, kind of interesting, but then again, this mechanism has been seen before in much more interesting formats. Read about the setup here

Your mom hates dead space 2

Sexy, Sexy, Sexy fingers

Try out your own sexy fingers here: http://www.sexyfingers.org/#/en/sexy-finger

Die Badende

To promote the “art” of bathing, British company Soap & Glory has installed a 13 foot high, 67 foot long, two ton sculpture – created by Oliver Voss – in Alster Lake in Hamburg Germany.