Diet Mountain Dew has leveraged their racing legacy to create a passionate movement that connects Dale Earnhardt Jr’s massive fan base to their favorite driver. What started out in the early 1980's as a handle for Darrell Waltrips pit crew, the Dew Crew has evolved into a large group of individuals that supports, builds, maintains and wheels that #88 Diet Dew Chevy around the track on race day. The Dew Crew now provides Dale’s fans with an insiders “hub” that allows them to get involved with their favorite driver, help make actual team decisions, win prizes and interact with the brand all season long. In partnership with the Manumatix “Bamboo” Facebook app we created an integrated activation plan for the Dew Crew that extends across on-air, digital, print and in-store elements that creates a unique consumer engagement experience with Jr. Nation on a weekly basis.
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Take On Today
Outdoor athletes get in gear with KÖPPEN
Don’t let the elements take you out of your element. That’s the message behind KÖPPEN, Dick’s Sporting Goods’ new private-label outerwear brand. TracyLocke was tasked with introducing KÖPPEN to a marketplace crowded with powerhouse names like Columbia, Patagonia and The North Face. The goal was to give an unknown brand a voice – a technology-inspired, performance-driven way for consumers to Take On Today. This type of marketing endeavor was a first for Dick’s Sporting Goods. But in four short months, TracyLocke launched a fully-integrated campaign – everything from in-store signage, traditional and digital media, direct mail, event sponsorships as well as the development and launch of the brand website. The forecast for KÖPPEN is bright. Check it out at http://www.koppenoutdoor.com
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Brand Tracker
At TracyLocke, we are passionate about the brands we work on. We pay attention to everything and anything that could possibly affect our brands, from conversations to competition to breaking news. We created TracyLocke BrandTracker, a unique tool that allows us and our clients to monitor up-to-the-second social activity.
- BRANDS
- Pepsi
- Mt Dew
- Sonic
- Starbucks
- Playstation
- Tropicana
- 7-Eleven
- Nokia
- HP
- Gatorade
- Pizza Hut
- Chase
- T-Mobile
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Ketchup 'Anticipation' Solution...Heinz solves for instant gratification with bottle innovation
it's taken years and MIT scientists to solve for the classic challenge of getting ketchup out of the bottle...without having to chage the infamous formulation of the product...
http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2012/05/23/mit-researchers-fix-ketchup-problem/?intcmp=obinsite
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Artist Uses Her Room as Her Canvas
Shantell Martin shares the freestyle line drawings that cover all four walls and the ceiling of the room she rents in Brooklyn.
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IKEA packs full store into web banner
True to their brand promise of helping you maximize your space...IKEA has created the world's smallest IKEA store all within one banner ad. Users can browse by department and purchase online. A very creative use of media.
http://www.springwise.com/retail/ikea-packs-entire-store-10-5cm-8-8cm-web-banner/
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the first invisible ad
See what the AXE brand is doing in Australia to launch their new women's brand. Advertising that can only be seen with special sunglasses
http://bit.ly/KLvwYP
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Nike Euro Cup interactive online ad
Nike is following up its great 2010 World Cup campaign with a really cool, albeit smaller, interactive play for the Euro Cup.
https://www.youtube.com/nikefootball
In a program called "The Chance", Nike sent scouts to 50 countries to find the next 100 potential soccer stars. Here, the winners are all shown crashing a game between France and Netherlands. Scattered throughout are all kinds of international sports stars (even Lebron James). Inside the youtube video are 9 interactive 'tunnels' to get additional information on players, stats, Nike product info, etc.
Like the World Cup ad, it's global in reach, designed to go viral, and connects to other brand touchpoints online. Searching for the 9 tunnels is a also a cool tactic to really get viewers to focus on the content of the ad. -
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SlurpFREE Day is TODAY
Happy SlurpFREE Day!
Go to 7-Eleven today from 11a-7p (get it?!) and grab a 7.11 oz (get it?!) Slurpee for free. If you haven't tried it yet, I recommend the new Mango Slurpee Lite. Enjoy the free Slurpee and spread the word!
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Bad News, Facebook Is About People, Not Brands. Good News...
It is about commerce-driving content. And that's the stuff we create every day.
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social media marketing is hard - now there's visual proof
and yes, they already know that Pinterest failed to make it on the visual.
check out this crazy graphic. kinda makes your head spin
http://read.bi/JVr4ct
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Think TV 2020 Vision Series Two - Episode 2: A Creative Perspective w/ Dan Widen
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=WJfbwA7t2yY
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Campa fruit juice boxes
An incredible guerrilla attivation from Brazilian agency ageisobar (http://www.ageisobar.com.br) to show that that Camp juice is natural.
(Annoying jingle but brilliant concept)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=KW6ERqrhywE
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#Guiness #QR Pint Glass
A neat example of QR Code execution...
Pour yourself a full pint of Guiness in this glass and reveal a QR code. Scan the QR Code, and it will "tweet about your pint, update your facebook status, check you in on FourSquare, download coupons and promotions, invite your friends to join you and give you access to exclusive Guiness content."
http://www.adweek.com/adfreak/guinness-qr-cup-reveals-scannable-code-when-full-140602
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ADWEEK Asks BAK 6 Questions
Watch Beth Ann's "6 Questions" interview with ADWEEK. From "What to grab if the building is on fire" to "What's the best place to drink in NYC", our CEO has some pretty insightful answers!
http://www.adweek.com/video/advertising-branding/six-questions-beth-ann-kaminkow-140562
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The app that zaps! I need this.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/toddwoody/2012/04/23/the-app-that-zaps-junk-mail-and-the-postal-service/
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Jason Freeny's Anatomical Sculptures
Jason Freeny is a New York based designer and sculpter known for his dissections of popular animated characters and icons. Here's a time lapse video of him working on a Munny doll.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olxHkzNCMDo&feature=player_embedded
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