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Follow-up of the “Great Guerilla Advertising” article on funnymos. Simple and yet brilliant guerilla ads that guarantee a buzz. With a good idea, you don’t need a big budget to make yourself known or promote your brand.
All you can eat motorway rest stop at the entrance in a tunnel
Axe was always good with advertising… this one is placed next to an exit sign
Yoga center ad on a straw
Superman returns ad
“Use only what you need” from Denver Water
DHL: If it is where it belongs, it was probably delivered by DHL (click for larger view)
DVD Rental company ad in the bathroom of a cinema: “At home, you could have pressed pause”
Heineken ad with the figure of a hand reaching out to the bottle. Beats the regular printed posters.
Holidays: Everyone is going on a Virgin Holiday. Suitcases placed in the hands of statues
Jeep: The 4 door Wrangler is coming. Handle added to a regular Jeep.
Jeep Parking: Painted parking spaces to advertise Jeep’s ability to be driven on rough terrain.
Mini: showing the maneuverability and driving fun
Crashed car placed in a parking lot to announce a Monster Trucks show
Volkswagen Polo guerilla campaign: small, but tough.
Have fun: Sex shop advertising on the streets of a city
Slim: same idea, 3 different products: Slim Fast
Pepsi Light
Ulta slim Sony Cyber-shot T1
Quit smoking sticker for cars:
January 18th, 2008 at 3:11 am
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January 24th, 2008 at 5:42 am
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January 27th, 2008 at 2:57 pm
[…] Some interesting “guerilla marketing” ads here. One of the ads is for an “adults only” kind of store but the image itself is SFW. Mostly. Maybe not if you work at a church or something. Or are at church, browsing the web on your iPhone. And, if you are at church reading my blog, you’re probably in some serious trouble. Better drop to your knees and say ten Hail Mary’s, even if you’re not Catholic, because God may not be too keen on you right now, so you may need someone to intercede on your behalf. Reading blogs in church is one of the Seven Deadly Sins of the Digital Age. Viewing porn is another. Stop it! Put the phone away and listen to the preacher. What would your mother think? […]
February 28th, 2008 at 10:14 am
[…] Guerilla advertising is a relatively untapped way of advertising that does just this. Guerilla advertising is the art of advertising in unconvential ways. The best guerilla advertising is original and effective. I found some solid examples of guerilla advertising online today. These should give you an idea of what has been done and hopefully get your creative juices flowing. […]
March 24th, 2008 at 10:19 am
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April 22nd, 2008 at 9:53 pm
[…] Two collections of some very funny and smart site-specific advertising: Collection 1 and Collection 2 […]