Jul 20, 2012
I am not moonlighting as a DJ but if I were going to it would be for MNDR. Great example of FB integration and personalized video + a pretty damn fine song. (Digital Buzz)
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I am not moonlighting as a DJ but if I were going to it would be for MNDR. Great example of FB integration and personalized video + a pretty damn fine song. (Digital Buzz)
Loved the Simplicity of the Idea !
This is a great campaign for Turkcell who were looking to promote their new smart phones bundled with mobile internet. Turkcell’s agency, Rabarba from İstanbul, developed a campaign that would be a great fit for their target market. In order to attract heavy internet users, who tend to avoid online advertising, they created a unique live competition through Twitter.
The campaign featured the smartphone, which was packed in gift boxes and covered with post-its. Players had to tweet what was written on the post-its to unwrap the boxes, using the hashtag#turkcell. Along the way contestants could take part in games, such as Pictionary, Trivia and word puzzles winning minutes and mobile data. The final challenge was to get a celebrity to retweet the message – winning the successful Twitter user a phone.
The campaign was live for 3 hours a day over 7 days and generated 56,734 tweets.
Have time to kill while you wait for your flight to show up take off? Scandinavian Airlines is pretty sure you will if you are flying on one of their competitors.
SAS won the award for being the most punctual airline - again - and is taking advantage of that honor to torment their competitors. I like their sense of humor.
Awesome realtime infographic showing the state of the internet. Digital Buzz Blog gives a great overview:
It’s live, interactive and is constantly calculating various internet and social statistics based on the amount of time you are on the page. For example, it’s calculating how many new wesbites have launched, what the mood of the internet is, the fastest rising Google searches, gender usage for a host of the worlds biggest sites, how much time we spend online and even how much money is being spent online right now…
Foursquareopoly...now only if we could use real money....
Talk about a nasty bug...ok. so traditional billboards are not exactly screaming "I AM DIGITAL". But as Digital Buzz points out, anyone who uses live bacteria to create a real billboard deserves a bit of applause. Assuming it isn't anthrax, of course.
Hear the young Lions roar. So sending "flowers" on Facebook isn't exactly new (remember pokes? Or gifts?). But it becomes really cool when each "flower" sent through 1800 Flowers Facebook store becomes one flower in a real bouquet. 1800 Flowers then bundles it up to send the biggest "real" birthday bouquet ever - sent same day. (via Digital Buzz)