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Mean Mugging: A Look at the Face of Aggression
Tuesday, June 22nd, 2010 by Jonah Bromwich

Mean Mugging: A Look at the Face of Aggression

Share You may have heard the phrase “mean mugging” before and you may not have.  But I guarantee you know what it means.  You’re walking down the street, minding your own business for the most part, maybe people-watching a bit, but not doing anything that could possibly offend anyone in their right mind.  Then, out ...

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Impressive Havaianas Brand Experience
Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010 by Jessie van den Heuvel

Impressive Havaianas Brand Experience

Share Havaianas mean Hawaiian in Portuguese. Haiwaiana is a flip flop inspired by the Japanese Zori Flip-flop sandal in 1962. They were launched in Australia ten years ago and now also has been called the “best rubber sandal in the world”. For Australia Day, Havaianas came up with a smart experiential campaign for their company: ...

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The Audi R8 experience
Wednesday, January 20th, 2010 by Jessie van den Heuvel

The Audi R8 experience

Share The Audi R8 was build to show perfection to present a fast but high quality car. ‘Our developers and designers have created a car that embodies our quest for automotive perfection in every aspect – the Audi R8.’ This commercial will give you the exact feeling that Audi had in mind…

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Digitalise This: E-Books Struggling to Become Bestsellers
Monday, January 4th, 2010 by John Agren

Digitalise This: E-Books Struggling to Become Bestsellers

Is it possible to upload just about anything on the internet to make it into a online experience?

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The ultimate experience
Thursday, December 10th, 2009 by Jessie van den Heuvel

The ultimate experience

Share Creating an experience behind a brand is very important these days. Companies have to know everything about their clients to create an experience. Today it is all about using the right collars, media and the right connection to create a feeling behind a brand. We need to activate customers’ senses to get in their ...

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Bondi’s Follow Up Flash Mob
Friday, November 27th, 2009 by Vicky Beckett

Bondi’s Follow Up Flash Mob

Share I was just hanging around on Bondi Beach with some friends last Saturday when someone started pumping out B-52’s ‘Love Shack’. The next thing I knew some sunbathers were knocking out a dance routine across the beach. Yes it was another great Flash Mob on Bondi Beach. Organised by international DJ Dan Murphy and ...

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Product Placement
Monday, November 23rd, 2009 by Leda Papenfusscline

Product Placement

Product placement has been around for decades and with the multibillion-dollar film industry growing everyday it can make or break a product’s market potential.

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Ideas for a New Marketing World: Day 73
Tuesday, October 20th, 2009 by The Defectors

Ideas for a New Marketing World: Day 73

“Experience” delivery is the business we are in at FreshBooks. You thought we were in invoicing? We earn money because we provide extraordinary experiences to the people who use our service. This manifests itself in our application design, and the overall user experience when people interact with FreshBooks (both online and off). It also applies to how we treat people we work with, and the sorts of people we hire. Why? Because if your workday is an extraordinary experience, that will rub off on your work and the customers your serve.

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Guerrilla Marketing: 51 Cool Ideas
Thursday, September 24th, 2009 by John Agren

Guerrilla Marketing: 51 Cool Ideas

Guerrilla advertising has been a popular thing for a while now. The whole idea behind it is to create a different sort of marketing that depends on imagination and timing more than on a big budget.

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Ideas for a New Marketing World: Day 52
Friday, September 18th, 2009 by The Defectors

Ideas for a New Marketing World: Day 52

A successful brand is ultimately a question of authenticity. It needs to reflect transparently the values of the company behind it. In this respect, it is not unlike an individual. My name, indeed, any name, calls up in the minds of those who know me a certain set of qualities or values. Those associations have been built up over time, abstracted from the totality of their experience with me. If I promise to do something that is in line with those values, they will trust me to carry it out. If it clashes with those values, they will be sceptical.

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