Carlsberg/Pepsi – Viral Pranks
In their quest for viral success more and more brands use hidden camera video. Recently Carlsberg en Pepsi both launched a very cool and well executed prank. Pepsi generated ...
September 13th 2013. Overlooking Stockholm’s harbour Sweden’s first pop-up restaurant Dill opened its doors. 2-Michelin star chef Michael Wignall served a stunning nine-course meal at a cut-throat price. In no time Swedish foodies discovered Dill and for weeks the place was fully booked. But on the final opening day a dirty little secret was revealed: Dill was a publicity stunt for Lidl and for his Michelin-inspirered dishes Wignall had only had used products from the German budget supermarket chain. The campaign was designed to express their belief that ‘Good food doesn’t have to cost more’. What a fantastic idea! This case study tells the whole story.
In their quest for viral success more and more brands use hidden camera video. Recently Carlsberg en Pepsi both launched a very cool and well executed prank. Pepsi generated ...
To promote the launch of the new My Starbucks Rewards program Starbucks unveiled this nice piece of digital eye candy. Four of the highest traffic windows in Toronto and ...
Red Bull’s international hit campaign Art of Can comes to Holland. In this project professional en amateur artists create sculptures and art installations with the used Red Bull cans. ...