Airports usually have loads of car renting firms trying to pitch their offer to the customer. Here’s a great guerilla marketing idea for German company SIXT at the Hamburg airport: setup a couple of wifi stations and give them each a different name. What you’ll get is cheap but effective wifi advertising. I’d call it Wifitising :)
These posters were glued to chairs in cafes and restaurants close to VIP Gyms. Old (from 2005) but great guerilla marketing.
As of last month, bowling has significantly increased in Ghent, Belgium. The cause: a new guerilla campaign aimed for the area around the “Overpoort Bowl”, a popular bowling alley right in the heart of the student’s neighbourhood.
All kinds of round objects were bonded with three little round black stickers, representing holes. The obvious effect is that all kind of sphere objects were transformed into a bowling ball: bike helmets, watermelons, traffic sings, …
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The agency TBWA just launched a guerilla marketing campaign for Nivea Visage to demonstrate the creme’s moisturizing effect. Huge straws have been placed in fountains across Austria where young ladies distribute sample packages. The company says it will expand the campaign to countries of Eastern Europe should it prove to be successful.
“Löschen Sie den Durst Ihrer Haut”
(”Satisfy the thirst of your skin”)
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