Sucker

Product Placement
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Jules of Nature

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ojovivo

JVL
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her

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Not today Justin

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Keni
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@bendunn
Sucker
This is a fantastic app which EVERYONE should download and use. It shows you your privacy exposure across Facebook, Google and LinkedIn and the ways you can change your setting if, for instance, your family is exposed. Very useful indeed
Work for the Man or yourself ?
There goes the neighborhood
I want all of these jobs
Interesting if a little creepy
Love this. Bold, witty, and everyone knows exactly what they're communicating. Perhaps why they've sold out !
Kellogg's Crunchy Nut cafe complete with customers sitting there eating their cereal at 4pm on a wet Monday in Shepherds Bush. I think they could have done more with the design itself and maybe sell clothing and promotional items but a cool idea anyway
Beautiful.
A lot to be said to descriptive yet amusing product names. Much more sticky.
Proof that not even the bottom if a plastic bag is immune to a brand building message
What planet do these people live on ?? A cluttered ad for a product which has been obsolete now for 12 years....or am I missing something ? Is there really a segment out there for people who don't like it want an iPod ?...but even the design of this thing is clunky !! Ugh.
Love this campaign. It's like they've owned summer. It's the beer equivalent of ice on the outside of the Coke bottle. It conjures up images of great times with good friends for me.
More Pret
Love Pret stuff. They are the poster children for 'a brand is what a brand does'
Unusual an interesting leading with the problem they're solving