MCDONALDS – HAPPY TABLE
With Happy Table McDonald’s takes its kids marketing strategy to the next level. Using Near Field Communication technology the fast food giant transformed dinner tables into digital playgrounds. The concept ...
It took the Matilda Bay brewers 27 batches to create a beer that met their master brewer’s standards: the Original Ale. To promote this perfect brew, a range of near-perfect rejects were released as the Rejected Ales range – the best beers you were never meant to taste. Each of the 27 cans told a story of its rejection, brought to life in fridges, outdoor, press, film, radio and sample packs for journalists and influencers. Rejected Ales and Original Ale were distributed in leading drinks retailers, allowing beer lovers to discover the journey to perfection. The campaign resulted in a major sales increase of the Original Ale, as can be seen in the case study.
With Happy Table McDonald’s takes its kids marketing strategy to the next level. Using Near Field Communication technology the fast food giant transformed dinner tables into digital playgrounds. The concept ...
When visiting the cinema you often have to deal with a soundtrack of slurps, munches and chatters. Coca-Cola showed moviegoers in Copenhagen just how annoying that kind of behaviour ...
No, this isn’t a spoof. Although the case video maybe makes you feel otherwise. The Asian restaurant chain Wokker tried to seduce professionals in Moscow’s financial district with advertisement ...