Pringles launched a new digital campaign in Buenos Aires, Argentina. With the concept ‘Organise a Party Right Now’, communication agencies Grey, G2 and Fahrenheit 451 have together created an action called ‘Pringles Home Party’ for markets in the region. 12 international DJs were invited to compose a set of 12 exclusive tracks, with general production by Jimmy Van M, the world electronic scene star with over 15 years of experience.
youth marketing
Today’s unconventional solutions in visual art often become tomorrow’s fashion trends—emerging talents with their avant-garde thinking and unpredicted approaches to unleashing creativity are one of the biggest treasures for the world of fashion. Knowing that, Louis Vuitton teamed up with a dozen of aspiring artists to provide young geniuses from across the city with an opportunity to demonstrate what they can and learn more about the contemporary art at the awesome website called REcreative.
PepsiCo’s Quaker Chewy is following in the footsteps of Converse, which has been one of the biggest brands committed to helping emerging music geniuses get a stage where their voices can be heard. While the shoewear brand is primarily targeting bands, the snack brand is launching young music talents competition, running in the USA, and is happy to welcome standalone singers aged 8-14, who can upload videos of them performing one of the four songs selected by the brand to the Quaker Chewy Superstar Search website. The winner of the contest will receive a contract with the industry expert, record a song and get $5,000 in cash—not a bad start for a superstar-to-be.
Children from Chicago area spending holidays at home will have their fun with Kraft Foods. The company with grand corporate responsibility campaign arranges four one-day family festivals Kraft Great Kids Hoopla with free admission during all summer months and September. The program includes not only entertaining activities—children will also learn about the benefits of good nutrition, healthy eating and active lifestyles.