Advertising

The Teenage Millionaire

It all started when he was 14 years old. Using some pocket change Christian Owens launched a business. Just a few short years later, now at 16, he has made $1 mil through his business reports Mail Online. Branchr was a smash hit with internet sites, made a staggering £500,000 in its first year and […]

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Cool Biz Card

Designed by Bangkok advertising agency CreativeJuice for plastic model kit giant Tamiya, the letters in this card can be popped out and snapped together to build a robot, a plane, a boat, or a car. Editor’s note: Sure hope it comes with instructions. Via: Makezine.com Photo by Makezine.com.

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Pedestrian Signage Banned

According to a story in The Grand Rapids Press, young women shaking their pom-poms is a solid gold advertising strategy for a local precious metals buyer. But city officials say it’s against the rules — and creating a dangerous distraction for motorists. Great Lakes Gold Rush hires women 18 and older to wear thigh-high shorts

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For The Price Of A Tweet

Traditional advertising can no longer hold a candle to promotion via social media and aiming to make the value of such social endorsements explicit, Pay with a Tweet is a platform that lets content owners sell their goods in exchange for a single tweet rather than cash, reports trendspotter Springwise. Developed by Innovative Thunder, Pay

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Creepy But Cool Commercial

I tagged this post “advertising”, but it was because I couldn’t find the “creepy” tag. It’s a commercial for a British fruit juice and shows a man rearranging the pieces of his head like they’re parts of a Rubik’s Cube puzzle. It was made by the ad agency CHI & Partners and directed by Ulf

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Musical Office Chairs

The Boston Globe reports that for the second year, advertising and public relations firm Conover Tuttle Pace has held their Summer Sublet desk swap, a lottery that forces most of the firm’s 35 employees, from the rookies to the boss, to sit somewhere new until Labor Day. To determine who was going to move where

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It’s How You Sell The Game

From behind home plate, Jason Klein and Casey White look proudly at the Reading Phillies’ flamethrower Phillippe Aumont. It’s not his high-priced arm they’re admiring, it’s what he’s wearing. “They’re the only team with pink on their uniforms,” White says. Bloomberg Businessweek reports that Klein and White, who are each 30 years old, are the

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