The business (card) of speaker systems
Business cards are an indispensable tool in introducing your business. Some business cards are so creative in hammering their business's purpose home that they become more than just a card. A high end, Stockholm-based hi-fi store that specialises in customised sound systems has done just that. The result? The first business card of its kind – a speaker system for your smartphone.
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business card,
entertainment,
hi-fi,
home,
music,
pause,
plike paper,
smartphone,
speaker,
stock,
stockholm
Fancy a spot of trivia?
Trivial Pursuit – it's a classic. In 2004 it was calculated that the famous 1980's board game had sold nearly 88 million copies in 26 countries and 17 languages. A trademark component of the game are the pie-slice shaped pieces that players collect, each of which are rewarded for correct answers given. This new, visual campaign uses these pieces to explain the concept of the game in a fun way… have a look.
Emergency flowers for love at first sight
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15000,
box,
emergency,
first sight,
flower council of holland,
gift,
love,
paris,
red rose,
valentines day
Nando receives a roasting over topical headline
When an article is making headlines left, right and center, it's not uncommon for the story to be hijacked for advertising's sake. Sometimes, though, there is line you just can't cross… and Nando's just crossed it. The recent release of Schapelle Corby from prison is a highly controversial topic which fast-food chain Nando's used in their latest Twitter and Facebook posts. They call on Corby to try their Peri Peri chicken, much to the disgust of social media users.
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ad,
chicken,
contraversial,
corby,
facebook,
nandos,
peri,
post,
prison,
schapelle,
social media
Machine recycles newspaper as festive wrapping paper
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chinese,
february,
hong kong,
instant newspaper recycler,
new year,
recycle,
sun hung kai,
wrapping paper
Restaurant covers babysitter bill while you dine
For busy parents, planning a night out sans kids can be a logistical nightmare, not to mention a little costly in the child-minding department. A restaurant chain in the States, Olive Garden, has an offer that is sure to entice. Their message – "come to our restaurant for dinner, and we'll pick up the babysitting tab". How? By teaming up with a network of children's fitness centers called My Gym.
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america,
babysitting,
february,
free,
my gym,
olive garden,
pr,
restaurant,
tab,
usa
Interactive ad… in a magazine
A new year brings new beginnings, but this new way of utilizing print advertising is pretty out there. 'Wired' magazine put something a bit special on shelves with their January issue. The first print advertisement of its kind for the Motorola Moto X surprised readers by allowing them to 'customize' the device's colour options. That's right – readers can view the different product colours by pressing the swatches at the bottom of the print ad.
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ad,
colour,
interactive,
led lights,
magazine,
moto x,
motorola,
print,
wired
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