Rimmel launched a free makeup application for smartphones to target its market of customers who used cheaper phones and pay-as-you-go plans, which made app downloads expensive. The app allowed free downloads of blue tooth technology in malls and cinemas to solve this issue. Domino's UK launched a new widget that allows consumers to promote the brand on their websites and blogs, earning 0.5% of every order placed through their site. Nike released a new Tiger Woods advertisement focusing on his return to golf that features his late father's voice asking what Woods has learned, which received mixed reactions.
The document discusses 5 different Christmas-related topics: 1) A 1985 movie called "Santa Claus the Movie" airing on Christmas Day. 2) A Facebook campaign to get the song "Killing in the Name" to Christmas number one to protest The X Factor. 3) A tradition in Dublin of swimming in the Forty Foot on Christmas Day for charity or to cure hangovers. 4) An event called Carolathon 2009 where a person will sing carols on Grafton Street for donations to the Simon Community. 5) A rumor that Coca-Cola invented the modern image of Santa Claus wearing red and white.
Fancy Hands is an American personal assistant service that, for a flat $30/month fee, will complete up to 15 remote tasks from a user's to-do list, such as making restaurant reservations or finding an in-stock iPad. The service is currently developing secure payment methods but cannot yet perform physical tasks or those requiring money transfers. Up There is a documentary film about the dying art of large-scale hand-painted advertisements in New York City and the painters struggling to keep the tradition alive. Bulmers Berry partnered with graffiti artists for an outdoor advertising campaign in Dublin and Cork featuring a live art installation. Peter Kay returned as the face of John Smith's in a new ad during a Liverpool vs Chelsea soccer
Philips is launching a campaign for its new Wake Up Light alarm clock called "Wake Up the Town" where they will provide the light clocks to residents of a town in the Arctic that experiences four months without sun per year to help regulate their sleep schedules.
The document discusses several marketing campaigns:
1) The Adidas Match Tracker app that allows users to analyze soccer matches in detail.
2) A Cadbury Flake commercial featuring a model in a flowing yellow dress to represent the chocolate's folds.
3) A Forever 21 augmented reality billboard in Times Square that puts viewers' photos in a Forever 21 bag.
4) A Coca-Cola Simpsons commercial where Mr. Burns loses his wealth and finds value in family and friends.
5) A Grolsch campaign where consumers could trade warm beer for cold Grolsch delivered by moped.
This document provides summaries of marketing campaigns and products from various companies:
1) Tourism British Columbia placed a large interactive vending machine in San Francisco to promote British Columbia vacations.
2) Ray-Ban's "Bright Light" app helps users find sunspots in cities to encourage outdoor activities while wearing sunglasses.
3) An ATM in Peru featured a character promoting literacy to draw attention to the issue of illiteracy affecting many children.
4) A UK National Lottery campaign highlighted true stories of people who benefited from lottery funding, such as an Olympian athlete.
5) Evian's "Smart Drop" fridge magnet allows users to order water deliveries with a tap,
This document provides brief summaries of 6 articles:
1) Pedigree Donation Glasses - An adoption drive for dogs that uses special 3D glasses to show different stories to those who donate versus those who don't.
2) Chat Roulette on Facebook - A new video chat service called Airtime that allows users to video chat with friends on Facebook and discover new friends.
3) The Rescue Drive - A car company that provided test drives of new cars to people when their old cars broke down in an effort to get them to buy a new car.
4) Lego's greatest Euro moments - Lego recreated some of the best moments from the European soccer championship for football fans.
Volkswagen ran YouTube ads that warned against imitation car parts by clicking through from imitation videos to the originals. Hovis aired a TV ad showing the relationship between a father farmer and his son helping with the daily work. A recruitment agency targeted creative professionals by hiding job postings in the popular Lorem Ipsum text that designers often use as placeholder text. A Bavaria beer ad showed Charlie Sheen leaving rehab only to discover everyone in public is drinking the alcohol-free beer. A road safety group in Belgium allowed people to experience simulated car crashes while on their phone through interactive videos to educate about distracted driving dangers.
Rimmel launched a free makeup application for smartphones to target its market of customers who used cheaper phones and pay-as-you-go plans, which made app downloads expensive. The app allowed free downloads of blue tooth technology in malls and cinemas to solve this issue. Domino's UK launched a new widget that allows consumers to promote the brand on their websites and blogs, earning 0.5% of every order placed through their site. Nike released a new Tiger Woods advertisement focusing on his return to golf that features his late father's voice asking what Woods has learned, which received mixed reactions.
The document discusses 5 different Christmas-related topics: 1) A 1985 movie called "Santa Claus the Movie" airing on Christmas Day. 2) A Facebook campaign to get the song "Killing in the Name" to Christmas number one to protest The X Factor. 3) A tradition in Dublin of swimming in the Forty Foot on Christmas Day for charity or to cure hangovers. 4) An event called Carolathon 2009 where a person will sing carols on Grafton Street for donations to the Simon Community. 5) A rumor that Coca-Cola invented the modern image of Santa Claus wearing red and white.
Fancy Hands is an American personal assistant service that, for a flat $30/month fee, will complete up to 15 remote tasks from a user's to-do list, such as making restaurant reservations or finding an in-stock iPad. The service is currently developing secure payment methods but cannot yet perform physical tasks or those requiring money transfers. Up There is a documentary film about the dying art of large-scale hand-painted advertisements in New York City and the painters struggling to keep the tradition alive. Bulmers Berry partnered with graffiti artists for an outdoor advertising campaign in Dublin and Cork featuring a live art installation. Peter Kay returned as the face of John Smith's in a new ad during a Liverpool vs Chelsea soccer
Philips is launching a campaign for its new Wake Up Light alarm clock called "Wake Up the Town" where they will provide the light clocks to residents of a town in the Arctic that experiences four months without sun per year to help regulate their sleep schedules.
The document discusses several marketing campaigns:
1) The Adidas Match Tracker app that allows users to analyze soccer matches in detail.
2) A Cadbury Flake commercial featuring a model in a flowing yellow dress to represent the chocolate's folds.
3) A Forever 21 augmented reality billboard in Times Square that puts viewers' photos in a Forever 21 bag.
4) A Coca-Cola Simpsons commercial where Mr. Burns loses his wealth and finds value in family and friends.
5) A Grolsch campaign where consumers could trade warm beer for cold Grolsch delivered by moped.
This document provides summaries of marketing campaigns and products from various companies:
1) Tourism British Columbia placed a large interactive vending machine in San Francisco to promote British Columbia vacations.
2) Ray-Ban's "Bright Light" app helps users find sunspots in cities to encourage outdoor activities while wearing sunglasses.
3) An ATM in Peru featured a character promoting literacy to draw attention to the issue of illiteracy affecting many children.
4) A UK National Lottery campaign highlighted true stories of people who benefited from lottery funding, such as an Olympian athlete.
5) Evian's "Smart Drop" fridge magnet allows users to order water deliveries with a tap,
This document provides brief summaries of 6 articles:
1) Pedigree Donation Glasses - An adoption drive for dogs that uses special 3D glasses to show different stories to those who donate versus those who don't.
2) Chat Roulette on Facebook - A new video chat service called Airtime that allows users to video chat with friends on Facebook and discover new friends.
3) The Rescue Drive - A car company that provided test drives of new cars to people when their old cars broke down in an effort to get them to buy a new car.
4) Lego's greatest Euro moments - Lego recreated some of the best moments from the European soccer championship for football fans.
Volkswagen ran YouTube ads that warned against imitation car parts by clicking through from imitation videos to the originals. Hovis aired a TV ad showing the relationship between a father farmer and his son helping with the daily work. A recruitment agency targeted creative professionals by hiding job postings in the popular Lorem Ipsum text that designers often use as placeholder text. A Bavaria beer ad showed Charlie Sheen leaving rehab only to discover everyone in public is drinking the alcohol-free beer. A road safety group in Belgium allowed people to experience simulated car crashes while on their phone through interactive videos to educate about distracted driving dangers.
Volkswagen ran ads on YouTube that warned against imitation car parts by redirecting users who clicked on imitation videos to the original videos. Hovis aired a TV ad showing the relationship between a father and son on a farm and the hard work that goes into their daily routines. A recruitment agency targeted creative professionals by hiding job postings within the commonly used Lorem Ipsum placeholder text. A Bavaria beer ad featured Charlie Sheen leaving rehab only to discover everyone is drinking the alcohol-free beer. A road safety campaign in Belgium allowed people to experience simulated car crashes while on their phone through interactive videos to educate them on the dangers.
The document summarizes various marketing campaigns and experiments from the past week:
1) Volkswagen ran YouTube ads that clicked through to the original version of imitation videos, warning people not to accept imitation car parts.
2) Jung Von Matt recruited for job openings through a hidden ad on the Lorem Ipsum text generator site frequented by creative professionals.
3) A Belgian road safety campaign turned viral videos into interactive experiences to educate people on the dangers of using phones while driving by making them the driver in a simulated car crash.
The document describes 5 advertisements:
1) Nissan Leaf used unused petrol pumps to show a world without gas stations and promote their electric car.
2) Evoc's "Indestructible Billboard" allowed users in Berlin to experience their shock-absorbing backpack and automatically post about it on Facebook.
3) Rexona acknowledged feet as our hardest working body part in their foot deodorant ad.
4) A Brazilian bar used a microphone breathalyzer to show patrons their blood alcohol level after karaoke to promote safe driving.
5) Supernanny promoted their TV show with parody discipline toys that actually encouraged watching the show for better parenting advice.
This document discusses 5 marketing campaigns:
1) A Carlsberg ad for Euro 2012 that references a 22-year-old front page about Ireland's soccer team.
2) A Volkswagen Polo ad suggesting their cars provide safety like a father's arms.
3) A campaign by Vasttrafik that turned their tram system into a sightseeing tour using a mobile app.
4) A campaign by Waternet gamifying public urination in Amsterdam's canals to reduce pollution.
5) A Hellmann's campaign that printed recipes on receipts when their mayonnaise was detected at checkout.
The National Centre for Domestic Violence (NCDV) launched an interactive billboard campaign at Euston Station featuring a video of a man violently shouting at a woman. The billboard prompted people to drag the man away from the woman using their mobile devices. This was meant to raise awareness about intervening in domestic violence situations and reporting them to the NCDV.
The National Centre for Domestic Violence (NCDV) launched an interactive billboard campaign at Euston Station featuring a video of a man shouting at a woman. People could interact with the billboard by dragging the man away from the woman using their mobile devices. This action then connected them to resources for reporting domestic violence. The campaign aimed to raise awareness about intervening in domestic violence situations.
IKEA had an ingenious campaign where they advertised renting small spaces in people's homes, not for furniture but for their catalogues. Many people accepted the offers and IKEA would pay them monthly rent redeemable as store credit, resulting in $14 million in additional sales during the first week.
P&G created an inspiring Olympic ad honoring mothers of athletes. It shows how mothers help their children strive for success in their sport. The ad is part of P&G's "thank you mom" campaign supporting the 2012 London Olympics. Shorter versions will air worldwide on May 8.
1) Mercedes promoted its new fuel cell vehicle, the F-Cell, by covering one side of the car with LEDs that played back a live feed from the other side of the car, making the car appear invisible from certain angles to emphasize its zero emissions.
2) A radio station in Ireland created its own version of the "Call Me Maybe" music video to engage younger listeners and inspire user-generated content.
3) To promote the TNT TV channel in Belgium, an interactive button was placed in a public square that caused drama to erupt around the square when pressed.
The document summarizes 5 viral marketing campaigns:
1) A Brazilian agency illegally auto-posted sexy videos to Facebook profiles to promote safe sex awareness, reaching over 1 million people before being blocked.
2) An Israeli anti-drug group used the new Facebook timeline to contrast lives with and without drugs to engage young people.
3) A Nivea cream campaign surprised a woman in Paris with a striptease flash mob performance from hidden cameras.
4) Kotex identified inspirational women on Pinterest and sent them personalized gifts, amplifying the campaign's reach.
5) Google unveiled Project Glass augmented reality glasses that provide turn-by-turn directions and allow video calls via a built-in screen
The document summarizes 5 viral marketing campaigns:
1) A Brazilian agency illegally auto-posted sex education videos to Facebook profiles to raise AIDS awareness, reaching over 1 million people before being blocked.
2) An Israeli anti-drug group used the new Facebook timeline to contrast lives with and without drugs to engage young people.
3) A Nivea cream campaign surprised a woman in Paris with a striptease flash mob performance captured from multiple angles.
4) Kotex identified inspirational women on Pinterest and sent them personalized gifts, amplifying the campaign's reach.
5) Google unveiled Project Glass, augmented reality glasses that provide turn-by-turn directions and allow video calls using just voice and
The document discusses several marketing campaigns and videos:
1) An agency in Brazil created tickets for organ donation queues that simply but effectively promoted organ donation.
2) A video showed an elephant playing with a Samsung smartphone, swiping photos and using apps, in an innovative mobile phone advert.
3) The shortest advert ever, just one second, from Mc Cann Digital about OCD awareness, went viral as people replayed it to read the message.
4) An Intel campaign in Indonesia challenged people to punch a bag to unlock a laptop prize, generating social media engagement.
5) A Greenpeace stunt revealed the "dirty little secret" of toxic chemicals used in fashion by washing posters in cities
An agency in Amsterdam called Muse held a competition for internships using the Draw Something app, where applicants would draw creative interpretations of prompts to score an internship. Cadbury launched a Facebook app for its "Keep Team GB Pumped Parade" to rally support for British Olympic athletes, letting users create avatars to join the virtual parade and enter weekly prize draws. Project Re:Brief by Google and an ad agency reimagined four classic US ads, including a Coca-Cola ad, for the digital age.
Plan UK ran an interactive outdoor ad campaign in London using facial recognition technology to show different ad content to men and women. The ad aimed to highlight the lack of choices available to women and girls in developing countries.
Coca-Cola launched an interactive digital billboard in Sydney that allowed people to text a friend's name to have it displayed. People could also share the moment on social media.
McDonald's France let people get their photo taken and inserted into a digital poster as part of an interactive campaign promoting inclusion and welcoming customers from all backgrounds.
Coca-Cola in Argentina created paper tweets to bring Twitter to life and support the national football team in the Copa America tournament.
The
Plan UK ran an interactive outdoor ad campaign in London using facial recognition technology to show different ad content to men and women. The ad aimed to highlight the lack of choices available to women and girls in developing countries.
Coca-Cola launched an interactive digital billboard in Sydney that allowed passersby to text a friend's name to have it displayed. People could also share the moment on social media.
McDonald's France gave participants the chance to have their photo taken and inserted into a digital poster as part of an interactive campaign promoting inclusion and diversity.
Coca-Cola in Argentina created paper tweets to bring Twitter to life and support the national football team in the Copa America tournament.
Radio Gauge is a new tool that measures the performance and effectiveness of radio advertising campaigns. It provides feedback on the creative execution of advertisements and the value they provide to brands. The tool is expected to be welcomed by advertisers seeking to demonstrate return on investment.
A woman in Dublin proposed to her partner of 22 years during half time at an Ireland football match, taking advantage of the Leap Year tradition of women proposing on February 29th. The proposal was displayed on the stadium screen and her partner accepted.
The Guardian launched a campaign retelling the three little pigs story from a modern perspective, suggesting the wolf may not have been as bad through open journalism and considering all sides of the story across multiple platforms.
Audi put up wild animal figures on roads at night to demonstrate the benefits of its night vision technology without requiring people to own an Audi. Ford ran an Instagram campaign called Fiestagram where people submitted photos with hashtags about Ford Fiesta features for weekly and overall prizes of a Ford Fiesta. Durex's ad showed turntables playing a song at different speeds that synchronize to showcase its condoms designed to create mutual climax, and had an associated Facebook game. Kraft had people tweet Valentine's messages with #voiceoflove to be voiced by Ted Williams in a donation campaign for charity. Purina Pro Plan's campaign at Westminster Dog Show aims to help owners unlock their dogs' greatness using breed profiles
Mercedes-Benz implemented an interactive outdoor advertising campaign where passersby could control digital displays with their car keys, blurring the line between traditional and interactive advertising. A Kinect Star Wars video featured Chris Pratt stepping into an epic lightsaber duel with Darth Vader, putting the viewer in control. Clint Eastwood's Chrysler Super Bowl ad received attention but he stated it was not meant to endorse any politician and he donated his fee to charity. An Audi commercial showed a vampire party interrupted by an Audi S7 arriving. Nike's Film Room uses a green screen basketball court to help kids learn moves from pros and then map themselves into a printed poster.
This document summarizes 5 viral videos:
1) A video of a 5-year-old girl describing her impressions of various brand logos, revealing how branding takes hold from a young age.
2) A sequel Volkswagen ad featuring a dog training to chase a Beetle.
3) Doritos' annual Crash the Super Bowl contest returning with a $1 million prize for the top-rated user-generated ad.
4) A Belgian video company offering to create a free video for charities when customers hire them for travel videos.
5) A comedic video of a Scottish man's frustrations as Siri fails to understand his request for a "Jammy Dodger" bisc
How to Fix the Import Error in the Odoo 17Celine George
An import error occurs when a program fails to import a module or library, disrupting its execution. In languages like Python, this issue arises when the specified module cannot be found or accessed, hindering the program's functionality. Resolving import errors is crucial for maintaining smooth software operation and uninterrupted development processes.
Volkswagen ran ads on YouTube that warned against imitation car parts by redirecting users who clicked on imitation videos to the original videos. Hovis aired a TV ad showing the relationship between a father and son on a farm and the hard work that goes into their daily routines. A recruitment agency targeted creative professionals by hiding job postings within the commonly used Lorem Ipsum placeholder text. A Bavaria beer ad featured Charlie Sheen leaving rehab only to discover everyone is drinking the alcohol-free beer. A road safety campaign in Belgium allowed people to experience simulated car crashes while on their phone through interactive videos to educate them on the dangers.
The document summarizes various marketing campaigns and experiments from the past week:
1) Volkswagen ran YouTube ads that clicked through to the original version of imitation videos, warning people not to accept imitation car parts.
2) Jung Von Matt recruited for job openings through a hidden ad on the Lorem Ipsum text generator site frequented by creative professionals.
3) A Belgian road safety campaign turned viral videos into interactive experiences to educate people on the dangers of using phones while driving by making them the driver in a simulated car crash.
The document describes 5 advertisements:
1) Nissan Leaf used unused petrol pumps to show a world without gas stations and promote their electric car.
2) Evoc's "Indestructible Billboard" allowed users in Berlin to experience their shock-absorbing backpack and automatically post about it on Facebook.
3) Rexona acknowledged feet as our hardest working body part in their foot deodorant ad.
4) A Brazilian bar used a microphone breathalyzer to show patrons their blood alcohol level after karaoke to promote safe driving.
5) Supernanny promoted their TV show with parody discipline toys that actually encouraged watching the show for better parenting advice.
This document discusses 5 marketing campaigns:
1) A Carlsberg ad for Euro 2012 that references a 22-year-old front page about Ireland's soccer team.
2) A Volkswagen Polo ad suggesting their cars provide safety like a father's arms.
3) A campaign by Vasttrafik that turned their tram system into a sightseeing tour using a mobile app.
4) A campaign by Waternet gamifying public urination in Amsterdam's canals to reduce pollution.
5) A Hellmann's campaign that printed recipes on receipts when their mayonnaise was detected at checkout.
The National Centre for Domestic Violence (NCDV) launched an interactive billboard campaign at Euston Station featuring a video of a man violently shouting at a woman. The billboard prompted people to drag the man away from the woman using their mobile devices. This was meant to raise awareness about intervening in domestic violence situations and reporting them to the NCDV.
The National Centre for Domestic Violence (NCDV) launched an interactive billboard campaign at Euston Station featuring a video of a man shouting at a woman. People could interact with the billboard by dragging the man away from the woman using their mobile devices. This action then connected them to resources for reporting domestic violence. The campaign aimed to raise awareness about intervening in domestic violence situations.
IKEA had an ingenious campaign where they advertised renting small spaces in people's homes, not for furniture but for their catalogues. Many people accepted the offers and IKEA would pay them monthly rent redeemable as store credit, resulting in $14 million in additional sales during the first week.
P&G created an inspiring Olympic ad honoring mothers of athletes. It shows how mothers help their children strive for success in their sport. The ad is part of P&G's "thank you mom" campaign supporting the 2012 London Olympics. Shorter versions will air worldwide on May 8.
1) Mercedes promoted its new fuel cell vehicle, the F-Cell, by covering one side of the car with LEDs that played back a live feed from the other side of the car, making the car appear invisible from certain angles to emphasize its zero emissions.
2) A radio station in Ireland created its own version of the "Call Me Maybe" music video to engage younger listeners and inspire user-generated content.
3) To promote the TNT TV channel in Belgium, an interactive button was placed in a public square that caused drama to erupt around the square when pressed.
The document summarizes 5 viral marketing campaigns:
1) A Brazilian agency illegally auto-posted sexy videos to Facebook profiles to promote safe sex awareness, reaching over 1 million people before being blocked.
2) An Israeli anti-drug group used the new Facebook timeline to contrast lives with and without drugs to engage young people.
3) A Nivea cream campaign surprised a woman in Paris with a striptease flash mob performance from hidden cameras.
4) Kotex identified inspirational women on Pinterest and sent them personalized gifts, amplifying the campaign's reach.
5) Google unveiled Project Glass augmented reality glasses that provide turn-by-turn directions and allow video calls via a built-in screen
The document summarizes 5 viral marketing campaigns:
1) A Brazilian agency illegally auto-posted sex education videos to Facebook profiles to raise AIDS awareness, reaching over 1 million people before being blocked.
2) An Israeli anti-drug group used the new Facebook timeline to contrast lives with and without drugs to engage young people.
3) A Nivea cream campaign surprised a woman in Paris with a striptease flash mob performance captured from multiple angles.
4) Kotex identified inspirational women on Pinterest and sent them personalized gifts, amplifying the campaign's reach.
5) Google unveiled Project Glass, augmented reality glasses that provide turn-by-turn directions and allow video calls using just voice and
The document discusses several marketing campaigns and videos:
1) An agency in Brazil created tickets for organ donation queues that simply but effectively promoted organ donation.
2) A video showed an elephant playing with a Samsung smartphone, swiping photos and using apps, in an innovative mobile phone advert.
3) The shortest advert ever, just one second, from Mc Cann Digital about OCD awareness, went viral as people replayed it to read the message.
4) An Intel campaign in Indonesia challenged people to punch a bag to unlock a laptop prize, generating social media engagement.
5) A Greenpeace stunt revealed the "dirty little secret" of toxic chemicals used in fashion by washing posters in cities
An agency in Amsterdam called Muse held a competition for internships using the Draw Something app, where applicants would draw creative interpretations of prompts to score an internship. Cadbury launched a Facebook app for its "Keep Team GB Pumped Parade" to rally support for British Olympic athletes, letting users create avatars to join the virtual parade and enter weekly prize draws. Project Re:Brief by Google and an ad agency reimagined four classic US ads, including a Coca-Cola ad, for the digital age.
Plan UK ran an interactive outdoor ad campaign in London using facial recognition technology to show different ad content to men and women. The ad aimed to highlight the lack of choices available to women and girls in developing countries.
Coca-Cola launched an interactive digital billboard in Sydney that allowed people to text a friend's name to have it displayed. People could also share the moment on social media.
McDonald's France let people get their photo taken and inserted into a digital poster as part of an interactive campaign promoting inclusion and welcoming customers from all backgrounds.
Coca-Cola in Argentina created paper tweets to bring Twitter to life and support the national football team in the Copa America tournament.
The
Plan UK ran an interactive outdoor ad campaign in London using facial recognition technology to show different ad content to men and women. The ad aimed to highlight the lack of choices available to women and girls in developing countries.
Coca-Cola launched an interactive digital billboard in Sydney that allowed passersby to text a friend's name to have it displayed. People could also share the moment on social media.
McDonald's France gave participants the chance to have their photo taken and inserted into a digital poster as part of an interactive campaign promoting inclusion and diversity.
Coca-Cola in Argentina created paper tweets to bring Twitter to life and support the national football team in the Copa America tournament.
Radio Gauge is a new tool that measures the performance and effectiveness of radio advertising campaigns. It provides feedback on the creative execution of advertisements and the value they provide to brands. The tool is expected to be welcomed by advertisers seeking to demonstrate return on investment.
A woman in Dublin proposed to her partner of 22 years during half time at an Ireland football match, taking advantage of the Leap Year tradition of women proposing on February 29th. The proposal was displayed on the stadium screen and her partner accepted.
The Guardian launched a campaign retelling the three little pigs story from a modern perspective, suggesting the wolf may not have been as bad through open journalism and considering all sides of the story across multiple platforms.
Audi put up wild animal figures on roads at night to demonstrate the benefits of its night vision technology without requiring people to own an Audi. Ford ran an Instagram campaign called Fiestagram where people submitted photos with hashtags about Ford Fiesta features for weekly and overall prizes of a Ford Fiesta. Durex's ad showed turntables playing a song at different speeds that synchronize to showcase its condoms designed to create mutual climax, and had an associated Facebook game. Kraft had people tweet Valentine's messages with #voiceoflove to be voiced by Ted Williams in a donation campaign for charity. Purina Pro Plan's campaign at Westminster Dog Show aims to help owners unlock their dogs' greatness using breed profiles
Mercedes-Benz implemented an interactive outdoor advertising campaign where passersby could control digital displays with their car keys, blurring the line between traditional and interactive advertising. A Kinect Star Wars video featured Chris Pratt stepping into an epic lightsaber duel with Darth Vader, putting the viewer in control. Clint Eastwood's Chrysler Super Bowl ad received attention but he stated it was not meant to endorse any politician and he donated his fee to charity. An Audi commercial showed a vampire party interrupted by an Audi S7 arriving. Nike's Film Room uses a green screen basketball court to help kids learn moves from pros and then map themselves into a printed poster.
This document summarizes 5 viral videos:
1) A video of a 5-year-old girl describing her impressions of various brand logos, revealing how branding takes hold from a young age.
2) A sequel Volkswagen ad featuring a dog training to chase a Beetle.
3) Doritos' annual Crash the Super Bowl contest returning with a $1 million prize for the top-rated user-generated ad.
4) A Belgian video company offering to create a free video for charities when customers hire them for travel videos.
5) A comedic video of a Scottish man's frustrations as Siri fails to understand his request for a "Jammy Dodger" bisc
How to Fix the Import Error in the Odoo 17Celine George
An import error occurs when a program fails to import a module or library, disrupting its execution. In languages like Python, this issue arises when the specified module cannot be found or accessed, hindering the program's functionality. Resolving import errors is crucial for maintaining smooth software operation and uninterrupted development processes.
A review of the growth of the Israel Genealogy Research Association Database Collection for the last 12 months. Our collection is now passed the 3 million mark and still growing. See which archives have contributed the most. See the different types of records we have, and which years have had records added. You can also see what we have for the future.
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Odoo 17 CRM allows us to track why we lose sales opportunities with "Lost Reasons." This helps analyze our sales process and identify areas for improvement. Here's how to configure lost reasons in Odoo 17 CRM
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4. Canadian born, Penguin , one of the most iconic symbols in the literary world turns 75 years old in 2010. To mark this momentous occasion, Douglas Coupland (author of Generation X) has spearheaded a project entitled “Speaking to the Past” ; urging fans of the publishing house to design their own Penguin covers. The specially created website offers the opportunity for you to Design Your Own Penguin showcasing examples of the various original templates used from 1935-1963 that are available for download. Among them are three versions of the orange covers – Penguin’s very first production manager created a colour coding system to distinguish genres of stories on the book shelf; orange for fiction, green for crime, cerise for travel and adventure, red for plays. Having created a Flickr group for enthusiasts to upload their created artworks, Penguin doesn’t offer any prize or accolade, merely the primary joy of being involved with a signature brand; a notion classy in itself in this world where every lifestyle brand wants to create their own Oscar. 2. Penguin’s Speaking To The Past
5. 2 . Penguin’s Speaking To The Past http://www.speakingtothepast.com/
6. 3. Interesting café idea There is a mysterious cafe that in Kashiwa, Japan. Located inside the Urban Design Center Kashiwa-no-ha, the Ogori cafe looks innocuous enough, but holds a surprise in store for its patrons. In a nutshell, you get what the person before you ordered, and the next person gets what you ordered!! Thus, if you’re in on the game, you can choose to be either a generous benefactor, and treat those that come after you – or try your luck at being cheap. Either way, it’s an interesting experiment that explores surprise, kindness and encourages interactions.
8. 4. ‘Ninja’ Is The Latest Job Title Buzz Word According to LinkedIn Corp., the ‘Ninja’ has become the trendiest title for a job description, adding that it has become way more popular than other fashionable titles such as ‘Guru’ and ‘Evangelist’. While many computer programmers are using this title, it is also being used to describe expertise in any random job. In fact, not only professionals seeking jobs, even companies are using the ninja title for their employees. Bonobos Inc., a New York based start-up, is one of them which has given the title of ninjas to its customer service employees.
9. 5. Axion Benner Concerts Bank of Belgium’s insight was that young people don’t really care about banks and they wanted to connect with them through something that was really important to them…. How? Through music! They launched a banner concert campaign that was a roaring success.