Nike, which is well-known for its commitment to sustainable product design and charitable projects revolving around sports, launched a new website titled Nike Better World featuring short description of the brand’s projects benefiting ecology or society. The new online destination is developed by the on the Weiden+Kennedy team using the HTML5 technology (employed by Google and Arcade Fire’s Wilderness Downtown video). Nike invites visitors to embark on an informative visual trip ‘down the hole’ and take a closer look at the good projects by the brand.
Category Archive: Marketing
On the first day of 2011, Nestlé, the famous packaged food company founded in 1866 in Switzerland, launched a massive national campaign to commemorate a big date, the company’s 90-year business presence in Brazil. The advertising initiative entitled ‘Retrospective’ features highlights of the most remarkable events of the past decades to remind consumers of the most important turning points in the county’s history, which Nestlé has lived through together with the nation.
Diesel knows how to impress. In 2010, the brand was shocking the public with its controversial ‘Be Stupid’ marketing campaign, which gave tone to everything Diesel was doing last year—from new collections to out-door activities (Facepark) and collaborations with other brands (with Fiat). The new addition to Diesel’s extensive portfolio is the Spring-Summer’11 collection, which is inspired by something radically opposite to forward behavior. The essence of the new range is revolving around “espionage and adventure” and gives consumers a feeling of getting into a very heart of a spy movie.
On January 1, 2010, Tony Martin, Kelly Ferris and Antonio Santiago—who were selected as part of a worldwide online vote—set off from Madrid, Spain, on an unprecedented journey known as Coca‑Cola Expedition 206. The mission: visit 206 countries and territories where Coca-Cola is sold—or as many as they possibly could in one year—to seek out and document sources of happiness around the world. Now, one year later, it’s time to show the results of this quest to find what makes people happy.
Following a review of more than 5,600 creative submissions Doritos and Pepsi MAX revealed the names of the 10 finalists in the Crash the Super Bowl challenge. These 10 finalists will go on to compete to be one of six consumer-created ads—three for Doritos and three for Pepsi MAX—airing during the Super Bowl XLV broadcast, February 6, on FOX.
Puma unveiled a new tool for rating popular things within the After-Hours Athlete campaign launched last summer. The online concept dubbed ‘Life Scoreboard’ enables visitors to the online destination to vote for their favourite answers to various questions ranging from “Which pets are better, cats or dogs?” to “Which computer rules, Mac or PC?”