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W HOTELS
Sip and Slurp Menu
To attract younger customers,
the W Hotel in Washington
tapped into the mukbang trend
where YouTubers film themselves
eating large amounts of food.
Hotel guests can order every
item on the hotel’s room service
menu for $285 and then record
themselves polishing it all off BRAHMA
(with a hotel-issued smartphone Pay Per Beer
stand and microphone). The Football and beer are the perfect match, which is why beer brand Brahma launched a service
campaign was promoted with that allows Brazilian sport fans to order their alcohol via the TV, as they select a game on
an online video by Queer pay-per-view. Developed with agency Africa, São Paulo, and pay-per-view channel Globosat,
Eye’s Antoni Porowski who Pay Per Beer reached 1.9 million viewers and received 27,400 subscribers in two months.
mukbanged his way through The service is connected to AB InBev’s beverage ecommerce service Zé Delivery and offers
the menu. delivery in under one hour in cities across Brazil.
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FORD
The No Squeak Broadcast
The sound of trainers squeaking as the players move across the court
is synonymous with basketball. So, when auto brand Ford, an official
sponsor of Brazilian basketball, digitally removed the squeaking for
60 seconds in each quarter of the final five games of the Brazilian
Basketball League during live broadcasts, it caught the audience’s
attention. The stunt, designed to promote the anti-skid technology of
Ford’s latest EcoSport vehicle, was accompanied by a pop-up banner
on TV screens displaying information about the new model. According
to the agency GTB Brasil, around 1,649,493 people tuned in
to watch the finals.
VANISH
Vanishing Stories
To demonstrate the power of its
stain remover, Vanish in Brazil
created a story book made of
commonly used fabrics. Children
are encouraged to write and
draw on the pages, which can
BECO then be washed clean using
#StealOurStaff Vanish Multi Power laundry
At social enterprise BECO, which detergent. The Vanishing Stories
makes environmentally friendly campaign was created with
soap, 80% of the staff are either BETC São Paulo.
visually impaired or physically
disadvantaged. But there are
still 1.1 million disabled people
struggling to find work in the
UK. To incite change, BECO
printed the CVs of its disabled GOOGLE
employees on its product Easy Questions Don’t Always Have Easy Answers
packaging. The brand’s soap While many of us instinctively reach for our phones when stuck for directions – ‘Where’s the
showcased the name, job role, nearest ATM?’ – in Vietnam, people tend to ask strangers instead, since many local businesses and
skills and headshot of different services are not listed on Google. To get more Vietnamese people using the Google Search app
BECO workers, accompanied and encourage businesses to list their information on its platform, Google worked with its Singapore
with the hashtag #StealOurStaff. agency, Toaster, to identify typical queries people might have at certain times of day, in certain
The campaign, created with locations. The campaign launched with popular influencer Ninh Tito asking passers-by questions
TBWA\London, was supported like ‘Where’s the nearest pharmacy?’ to show people how little they knew their neighbourhoods.
with a film, as well as outdoor Google then turned the filmed responses into YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and display ads.
ads placed near the offices of Based on a viewer’s location, the ads used real-time data from nearby businesses such as proximity
prominent companies such as and time of day – showing people how Google can function. The campaign helped increase
Dyson, HSBC and Ikea. monthly active users by more than 500,000 and generated more than 21,000 business sign-ups.
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LIDL DORITOS
Micromarket Another Level
To get more Swedes To prove its triangular chips are so iconic
to shop at Lidl, the that they are instantly recognisable, Doritos
discount supermarket removed its name from all of its advertising.
encouraged Its new TV ad, created with Goodby,
customers to set up Silverstein & Partners in San Francisco,
a Lidl-themed dinner blurs out the Doritos label on the packaging,
party in their own focusing instead on the distinctive shape and
homes and convert signature cheesy dust of its chips. Doritos.
friends and family into com was renamed LogoGoesHere.com and
fans too. The brand, the brand’s Instagram channel solely featured
with Volt, Stockholm, a series of triangle-shaped references to
provided Lidlers with pop culture. Fans of the brand played along,
enough fresh food for creating their own three-sided inspired
a three-course dinner content accompanied with the hashtag
for up to six people, #LogoGoesHere.
plus branded
merchandise and
even a Spotify playlist
of actual in-store
sounds.
CADBURY
The Generosity Bar
Almost a third of children under five in the Philippines
are malnourished, so Cadbury decided to donate its
signature ‘glass and half’ of milk to children in need.
Working with agency Ogilvy Singapore and NGO
Reach Out Feed Philippines, Cadbury launched a
milk-free chocolate bar, donating a glass of milk for each
bar sold. The campaign reached 83 million people in one
week, with sales equating to more than 200,000 glasses
of milk.
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KITKAT TINDER
Origami Packaging Swipe Night
In an effort to cut down on plastic waste, To add a little more
KitKat in Japan has started wrapping its excitement to the dating
chocolate treats in high-strength paper that game, Tinder launched
is both rain and snow resistant. Not only is it an interactive video
fully recyclable, but the packaging includes series that affects user
instructions on how to transform the wrappers matches. The choose-
into origami shapes and figures. The Nestlé- your-own adventure
owned brand predicts that the initiative will series asks people to
save 380 tonnes of plastic packaging annually. answer narrative-altering
questions that also
change users’ individual
algorithm on the app –
meaning they’ll pair up
with others based on the
decisions made. After
each episode, choices
also get added to their
profile, providing plenty
of ice-breaker fodder.
LIQUID DEATH
FOXTEL Certified Curse for October
Monty’s Wicket Warnings To promote its canned water,
Australian broadcaster Foxtel paid AU$600m (US$ 409.7m) to secure Liquid Death decided to curse
cricket broadcasting rights in Australia, but its competitor was still its latest batch of products. The
allowed to air major matches for free. To convince viewers to tune in to brand worked with Los Angeles
Foxtel matches, the brand, working with Mindshare Sydney, created agency Party Land to hire a
Monty, an AI system that promised to predict the most exciting plays. witch doctor. According to the
Cricket matches can sometimes be a bit of a slog, but Foxtel’s system online video, anyone who drinks
alerted subscribers via the brand’s app or Google Home Assistant a can will become a ‘magnet for
when a wicket was predicted to fall. Foxtel’s weekly sales increased demons’. To save your soul, the
by 18% and it now has the highest market share, meanwhile its brand is charging a reasonable
competitor’s market share dropped from 49.9% to 20.8%. $0.99 for exorcism on its website.
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