Archer “Debonair Repair” Rolls Into The Danger Zone Michael Lee, January 10, 2014 Briefly: It may not be as sleek as Archer’s Dodge Charger or as subtle as Krieger’s van with the illegal ass window tint that’s just rolling probable cause, but it’s probably one of the coolest marketing gags for FX’s animated-comedy spy show Archer.Between now and 6 PM EST, at at 23rd Street, Between Madison Avenue & Park Avenue South in New York, a mobile male salon service will be available to those who are in desperate need of a “Debonair Repair.” Unfortunately it looks like this service is only available in New York. Since I live in the Southern California area, I have no way of trying this for myself. But if you are in the New York area, check it out. Services include haircuts and shoe shine service. Participants may also have a chance to win a ‘tactleneck,’ – yes tactleneck, Sterling Archer’s go to outfit when disarming bombs or going into the Danger Zone -, or a bottle opener.Check out the official Archer Facebook Page for more information. Archer returns for its fifth season on January 13 at 10 PM. Viral Marketing Viral News
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Win A Suite At The Plaza Hotel and Live Like “The Great Gatsby”! April 17, 2013April 17, 2013In The Great Gatsby, several of the main characters take a day trip into New York City and check into a suite at the Plaza Hotel. You too can spend a day in NYC with your own suite at the Plaza by entering their Instagram contest! One winner and a… Read More
Viral Marketing Buy an Album, Get “Fringe” Spoilers? January 8, 2011January 9, 2011I’m not a big fan of the J.J. Abrams sci-fi television show Fringe myself, but I watched a bit of the first season and thought it was interesting. Part of my problem was how complicated the plot was (as should be expected from an Abrams show, even on FOX), but… Read More