Mini, a brand owned by German company BMW, uses the latest viral marketing campaign. The project created a virtual record label, whose artists, the songs that extol the advantages of cars.
unusual advertising campaign Munich carry two agencies: Start and Interone Worldwide. The website www.defminirecords.com presents profiles of artists and music videos. All the artists in their songs relate to the high standards of safety and reliability of the Mini brand cars, such as: N'Cap boy band in the song "So Many Stars," praises good performance of the car in crashtestach (NCAP safety tests are popular, which assesses the cars, giving them stars).
this weekend launched an advertising campaign c3 model with new technology clean diesels. The television spot, prepared by the agency Euro RSCG in Düsseldorf, Citroën argues that in contrast to "dirty" competition, cars with new engines consume much fuel and emit less air carbon dioxide. On the www.keine-schweinerei.de (tłumacz. little meanness), available materials on the work of the ad, which used a dozen of live and computer-generated dozens of pigs. From Sunday spot can be seen in major German television channels.
originally installed, advertising, consisting of a haystack and a huge, metallic needles, appeared alongside the A2 highway, near the village Guntramsdorf south of Vienna.
on billboards in the capital of India's announcement came with the inscription: "For some, it advertising is internal. " The campaign is funded by non-governmental organization Ashray Adhikar Abhiyan (AAA) , assisting homeless people. In Delhi, there are 35 shelters for the homeless, while, according to AAA, they are needed more than 1,000 Dozens of people camped out on the streets and parks, died in January this year. When the temperature in the city dropped to 0 degrees C (the lowest level in 70 years).
Media Industry in Germany with the recognition speak with a unique approach to advertising JVM toilets. Promotion is conducted under the slogan "Say no to dirt" and its key component is the TV spot, which in a funny way of presenting the possibility of self-cleaning toilets. In the advertising company's high-tech toilet CWS 'sucks' cocaine plot, which has prepared a participant in club events on a board seat.