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A Happy Meal with Smartphone Interactivity
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Dating back to 2010, McDonald's have been the leading fast food chain to use smartphone interactivity to enhance their guests experiences.
Happiness can double when you share
This is a clever initiative that goes to show how very efficient marketing strategies and amazing advertising concepts always come from simple ideas.
This Dove ad is a real beauty
Dove Real Beauty Sketches was a great ad born from market research suggesting that only 4% of women described themselves as beautiful.
Eyescream’s Creative Solutions
Barcelona's Eyescream and friends came up with some creative solutions to simplify the traditional Taiwanese ice cream and improve the consumer experience.
A Digital Strategy to Merge Two Worlds
Kate Spade Saturday recently partnered up with eBay in a digital strategy to transform retail, mixing online shopping and traditional retail.
Flying High on Customer Satisfaction
Air New Zealand, the preferred airline of Middle-earth, developed a new brand identity to enhance their brand alignment, competitive advantage and customer satisfaction.
The Real Man’s Chips
McCoy's, a UK brand of crinkle cut chips, unveiled an impressive new packaging concept: opening up sideways extends the opening by 5cm.
We All Want to Live on IBM Smarter Cities
IBM's "People for Smarter Cities" project uses a different approach to the standard big signs and billboard advertisements.
Footwear with Great Design and Marketing Concept
Korshun's success and recognition is a result of her approach for clever brand design, efficient processes and innovative products.
Interactive Posters that You Look, Listen and Want to Keep
Posters are normally one dimentional but this poster series takes graphic design to another level.
Take Away Packaging Brings a Concept to the Table
The packaging for this take away prepared dishes was designed for the Spanish market in Barcelona, with a creative concept...
A French Cafe Creates a Brand that Makes You Feel at Home
This french cafe located in the old wash houses in Strasbourg, France, is named ‘La Corde à Linge’ (meaning the clothes line).