How To Turn a Regular Ad Viral: 11 Creative Billboards Dan Koelsch, November 24, 2009November 23, 2009 It’s hard to get your brand recognized nowadays with all the advertising noise out in the world, the Internet, and TV. Thus, you need to find a way to separate yourself from the bunch. ARGs and viral campaigns are one way to do that, but you can do it on a much simpler, one time basis. You drive by them everyday, usually not even noticing them, until someone decides to do something a bit interesting. Yes, I’m talking about creative billboards. The Huffington Post has a list of 11 Billboards that truely stand out, which include the ones for Kill Bill 2 and Law & Order seen below. Check out the article for the other non-entertainment ones. The list of course neglects the great District 9 billboards we saw this summer, but nonetheless, these are really cool. We sometimes forget viral is really about getting people to notice and talk about the advertising, and that’s what these billboards do, even if it its for something as boring as insurance. Viral Marketing
Hall of Armor: The Evolution of Iron Man [Infographic] May 7, 2013May 7, 2013Iron Man 3 had the second biggest US opening ever this past weekend, and seeing all 42 of Tony Stark’s suits may have gotten you thinking about the comic book history of the iconic armor. Fortunately, HalloweenCostumes.com has you covered with an enlightening infographic after the break. Read More
The Office: New Vlog on the Wedding Site October 4, 2009October 4, 2009Jim and Pam’s website now has a new video blog by Pam herself. In the video, Pam compares her dream wedding to her budget. Doesn’t look good for the cash-strapped couple, but they are apparently finding creative ways to save. Check out the video to see for yourself: With the… Read More
Stark Industries Email August 3, 2009March 30, 2010In Iron Man 2 viral news, I got a rather bland email from a Kay Baker at Stark Industries. Since Matt also got one and didn’t even fill out the questions at the end of the application, I can assume everyone who applied got this email. Sounds like they may… Read More