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The power of an optical illusion to create awareness for a cause

The American Red Cross Foundation launched an amazing mobile billboard campaign for earthquake-awareness by using an optical illusion to shock and awe. Read more…

Metrosocial Marketing

Like so many cities feeling the pinch of less tax dollars from the meandering economy, New York is looking to pull in some revenue. The answer, as we typically see, is to sell ad space. The NYC Metro transit cards are the media. This is nothing new. Here in Chicago the CTA transits cards have long been adorned with brands. Read more…

Not Your Average Commute

The daily commute can get pretty mundane after a while. Day after day seeing the same buildings, people and landmarks. What if there was something to take this experience and spice it up? Read more…

Angling For A New Angle

How does that saying go? In life – and in advertising – perspective is everything. Something like that.

Shifting perspective can make you think about where you are. What you’re doing. And sometimes, why you’re doing it. A new perspective can provide a powerful, instantly sharable way to look at your brand.

There are some classics, like these:

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Mobile Multitasking In The Social Age

Your daily commute—business as usual. Until you exit the train at State and Lake. Read more…

A Global Story, Written In Chalk

How do you not only expand the conversation but also make it engaging, powerful and personal? How do you get the world talking and sharing in the larger story with their own personal stories? Read more…

Coachella 2012: A Festival Of Music And Lights

In the heart of the desert of Indio, California, thousands of people from all over the world came to celebrate three nights of music, dancing, and festivities. The Coachella Music and Arts festival of 2012 was not only an unforgettable music experience, but a visual experience as well. Read more…