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Out of everything I was taught in school, the one thing that stuck mostly in my head is the good old saying, "Less is More"
Simplicity can be elegant, Mature, Young, Fashionable, and go with almost anything. It also keeps the message simple. Hits you fast. It's effective marketing and strategy.
Simple is great for the simple minds.
Seems again that Nike has made a cool partnership. this time it is with Pierre Haulot to create a solution to keep you playing sports at all hours of the night.
Virtual Park is a glow in the dark paint that can be applied to almost any surface to make it glow.
The product is completely harmless and only lasts for a few hours.
Not only is it something that could be used for sports, but think of the possibilites in marketing and advertising. Could be really cool way to advertise all over the club district in your city on a Friday night with no fear or repercussions the next morning.
Thought this was pretty cool.
A Danish manufacturer is actually going to put this into production.
It was the idea of a College Art grad named Cristian Zuzunaga.
Not sure where I would put it, but it is a pretty cool piece.
Now this is the type of Ad budget we would love to get from customers....
Seems BMW Russian has money to spend, and a 1.5 ACRE bill board was the best bang for their buck.
You know that the ad is big when the cars look small.
To add to the cost of the ad the cars are REAL M cars not just shelled out base models.
Great Ad and no possible way that anyone could miss it.
We always tell our customers go as big as you can afford.........
If you showed up at the New York Auto show last month you may have been at a bit of a loss when looking at the Ferrari booth.
When a few online car sites saw the spartan booth display with ZERO staff and ZERO props they wrote about it online.
Seems that when word got back to Ferrari about the half assed display they were as shocked as anyone and said they didn't have a booth nor did they pay anyone to be there.
Seems that again we see a large car company that can't get their act straight when promoting their product. I just don't understand how some of these people stay employed.
Well I thought I would show off my latest waste of money in my quest to own all the sneakers in the world.
Everyone in the office is sick of wondering about what I will wear on my feet when we meet customers....but these aren't that wild.
Puma released the original California 20+ years ago, and they now have released 3 different colour ways all designed and built for 3 different shops in Cali.
These ones are called the "woody" and were limited to having only 200 made in the world. They were only available in one shop on the Pier in Santa Monica.
I had to jump through major hoops as the store WILL not ship out of state let alone out of country. After 3 weeks of back and forth they are now mine. The classic design is great, and the "wood" paneling is an amazing touch.
What you think????
Well they have done it again.
Everytime I get a reasonably updated black berry RIM comes out with an all new model for me to drool over.
We here at the office swear by them, but I can't seem to con the boss into ditching her dinasaur 7300. Maybe their new offering will be the ticket.
Very little is know about the new 9000 but it does have a definite iPhone look and feel to it.
I'll wait to see what new features it has before I consider conning the boss into getting me one.
