“Push to add drama.”
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Fiat 500 Abarth tv spot.
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Thanks to a new advertising campaign currently running in subway stations in South Korea, commuters can shop the “shelves” of a Tesco billboard using their smartphones, and the goods they purchase will be delivered to their homes within the day.
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*got the above and following from the Miami Ad School
I received the mysterious letter above in a handwritten envelope marked “airmail” on the outside. Upon opening, I read the first line “I am Barister Buba, nephew of the former President of Nigeria…” You know how the rest of the letter went, as you’ve received countless emails with the same text.
My first reaction was to shout out to workmates “OMG, check out this Nigerian spam I just got…in themail.” And then I noticed a hand-written P.S. at the bottom of the letter:
Let’s face it, even a letter from an obvious fraudster seems quite authentic when it’s beautifully written by hand. Montblanc - Rediscover the power of the written word.
Awesome. On paper. With pen. Beautiful.That is awesome. I wish I received direct-mail like that. I also wish I had a Montblanc pen. I also wish a lot.
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Re-Design of the Day: PepsiCo is set to unveil a “taller, sassier new Skinny Can” for its Diet Pepsi brand, which a press release says is meant as a “celebration of beautiful, confident women.”
The can will officially launch at New York’s fashion week this Fall. “Our slim, attractive new can is the perfect complement to today’s most stylish looks,” Pepsi CMO Jill Beraud is quoted as saying.
A Pepsi spokewoman confirmed that the “traditional short and fat” can model will still be available — you know, for consumers who aren’t into the whole sassy celebration of skinny women.
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Re-Design of the Day: PepsiCo is set to unveil a “taller, sassier new Skinny Can” for its Diet Pepsi brand, which a press release says is meant as a “celebration of beautiful, confident women.”
The can will officially launch at New York’s fashion week this Fall. “Our slim, attractive new can is the perfect complement to today’s most stylish looks,” Pepsi CMO Jill Beraud is quoted as saying.
A Pepsi spokewoman confirmed that the “traditional short and fat” can model will still be available — you know, for consumers who aren’t into the whole sassy celebration of skinny women.
(Source: thedailywhat)
