Gett: Tatted

The “#GettAnything” campaign, created by DDB New York, offers New Yorkers an unforgettable in-car experience on April 1. Users who pre-book a ride for April 1 can pick from a variety of #GettAnything experiences ranging from having your fortune told to getting a mini manicure to riding with a monkey. Some experiences will be cool, some interesting, some weird, but all of them unforgettable! DDB New York’s social media team will accompany participant on their ride in order share the experience with Gett and the participant’s social networks.

Advertising Agency: DDB, NY, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Matt Eastwood
Executive Creative Director / Chief Digital Officer: Joseph Cianciotto
Director of Social Media: Scott Murphy
Art Director: Michael Kushner
Copywriter: Daniel Paredes
Digital Account Supervisor: Mollie Portie
Senior Account Executive: Karen Moy
Supervisor Project Manager: Peter Nish
Project Manager: Katie Casares
Community Manager: Gurbani Chadha
Print Producer: Alyssa Dolman

Gett: Roasted

The “#GettAnything” campaign, created by DDB New York, offers New Yorkers an unforgettable in-car experience on April 1. Users who pre-book a ride for April 1 can pick from a variety of #GettAnything experiences ranging from having your fortune told to getting a mini manicure to riding with a monkey. Some experiences will be cool, some interesting, some weird, but all of them unforgettable! DDB New York’s social media team will accompany participant on their ride in order share the experience with Gett and the participant’s social networks.

Advertising Agency: DDB, NY, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Matt Eastwood
Executive Creative Director / Chief Digital Officer: Joseph Cianciotto
Director of Social Media: Scott Murphy
Art Director: Michael Kushner
Copywriter: Daniel Paredes
Digital Account Supervisor: Mollie Portie
Senior Account Executive: Karen Moy
Supervisor Project Manager: Peter Nish
Project Manager: Katie Casares
Community Manager: Gurbani Chadha
Print Producer: Alyssa Dolman

Gett: Famous

The “#GettAnything” campaign, created by DDB New York, offers New Yorkers an unforgettable in-car experience on April 1. Users who pre-book a ride for April 1 can pick from a variety of #GettAnything experiences ranging from having your fortune told to getting a mini manicure to riding with a monkey. Some experiences will be cool, some interesting, some weird, but all of them unforgettable! DDB New York’s social media team will accompany participant on their ride in order share the experience with Gett and the participant’s social networks.

Advertising Agency: DDB, NY, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Matt Eastwood
Executive Creative Director / Chief Digital Officer: Joseph Cianciotto
Director of Social Media: Scott Murphy
Art Director: Michael Kushner
Copywriter: Daniel Paredes
Digital Account Supervisor: Mollie Portie
Senior Account Executive: Karen Moy
Supervisor Project Manager: Peter Nish
Project Manager: Katie Casares
Community Manager: Gurbani Chadha
Print Producer: Alyssa Dolman

Gilt: The Chase

Models beware. Fashion-minded Gilt customers are on the hunt for your designer duds, and they’ll leave you standing in your skivvies. The new campaign from Berlin Cameron United depicts a playful game of chase in which Gilt members chase down models throughout a city for their high-end fashion looks. The pursuit starts just before noon, which coincides with the daily release of new fashion on Gilt.com. Just as noon strikes, the Gilt member taps the Gilt app on her phone, and the model’s clothes rip off of her and fly onto the satisfied shopper. Gilt member: 1, Model: 0.

Advertising Agency: Berlin Cameron United, New York, USA
Executive Creative Director / Art Director: Roald van Wyk
Copywriter: Kim Devall
Director: Christopher Sweeney

Evapharma / Flix: The dark side

Fight the dark side of the nose

Advertising Agency: Kairo, Cairo, Egypt
Executive Creative Director: Hesham Ellabban
Creative Director: Montasser Khalil
Art Director: Montasser Khalil
Copywriter: Hesham Ellabban
Illustrators: Mohammed Algendy, Montasser Khalil

Georgia Gives Day: 2013

Advertising Agency: Ames Scullin O’Haire, Atlanta, USA
Exec. Creative Director: Patrick Scullin
Creative Director: Mike Bourne
Creative Director: Ryan Mikesell
Senior Art Director: Armando La Hoz
Art Director: Jessica Dodd
Senior Copywriter: Stephen Lucas
Senior Broadcast Producer: Shaun Campbell
Account Executive: Bo Hardegree
Production: encyclomedia
Director: Burt Holland
Head of Production: Tiffany Farmer
Managing Partner / Producer: Lance Holland
Music: David Payne

How You Can Improve Your Blog Subscriber Count

Blogging is not only amazing, it is creative also. It is an excellent way to help companies exhibit their personalities. It’s also pretty wonderful for individuals who want to start individual and personal blogs. Nevertheless, there is more to a blog than simply having the blog. You also need readers. You’ll need readers. Before you can get website subscribers, however, you have to give people a reason to subscribe to your blog. How are you supposed to accomplish this? What things must you do to raise your blog subscriber count?

It is vital that you make certain that the people who read your blog realize that your posts are being widely distributed. This is as basic as using a big subscription icon in your sidebar. Make certain that the icon is near to the top of the sidebar and not buried down after the fold. Many people know what the subscription button looks like. Just in case, however, you can include a line of text that says something such as “register for my blog” under or over it.

Centering your blog in a single niche or on to just one topic is a fantastic way to boost your subscriber count. This also helps you choose what to write about daily. It also gives readers a reason to keep returning to your site. They’re going to want to get an idea of what you feel about the most recent developments that are happening within your field or on your topic. If you can be the first person to speak about a news item, you’ll get the reputation for being the blog that breaks the vital stories. This induces folks to subscribe to you so that they are not missing out on your more important updates.

You should give some form of incentive for opting-in. You could offer to give them a cost-free eBook in return for subscribing to your blog. Naturally it is not necessary to use a book. It can also be any no cost item that doesn’t cost you a lot to send. People enjoy getting things for free and are happy to do something simple, like registering to a blog, to get that free thing.

Post on message boards in your area of interest. You will help build your network and your reputation amongst your selected group. People who value your posts in the message boards are going to be a lot more likely to go to your blog. Then, if they really like what they see, sign up for your blog.

The most crucial thing to do, though, if you would like to increase your subscriber count, is to produce high quality content on a consistent basis. If you are posting really good content consistently, people are going to subscribe to you. They aren’t going to want to miss anything that you publish since they like the things you write a great deal. Quality can get you subscribers, there is no doubt about it.

Encouraging a lot of people to subscribe to your blog doesn’t always have to be an enormous or time consuming venture. Just be persistent and work regularly on your blog site. The readers will follow. You can actually get going by putting the tips we’ve provided here to work.

Jack in the Box Punked McDonald’s With a Real Ronald Long Before Taco Bell Did

Taco Bell earned quite a few chuckles this week for using real people named Ronald McDonald in the first ads for its new breakfast menu—prompting McDonald's to respond that "imitation is the sincerest form of flattery." But was Taco Bell's campaign even more of an imitation than we thought?

Turns out the "real Ronald McDonald" thing was done in 2002 by our other favorite clown and perennial underdog, Jack in the Box. "I think the Taco Bell-Ronald McDonald campaign is an attention-grabbing idea. That's why we did it 12 years ago," says Rick Sittig, founder and creative director of Jack's agency, Secret Weapon Marketing.

One difference: Jack's Ronald had an extra "a" in his last name, MacDonald. "We went with that Ronald MacDonald because he was happy to do it, good on camera, liked our burger and our attorneys didn't mind the slight spelling difference," says Sittig.

 

Deutsch declined to comment on the Jack in the Box ad.

Meanwhile, Taco Bell and Deutsch have responded to the McDonald's response with a new Instagram video, in which Ronald takes off his famous stripey socks to reveal some intriguingly fashionable new leggings beneath.


    



Drug Lord Depictions – Artist and Breaking Bad Fan Armando Mesias Painted These Walter White Works (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) Breaking Bad fan and artist Armando Mesias has created a series of paintings that essentially document Walter White’s transformation from chemistry teacher to infamous drug lord. Mesias has…

Advertising Jobs: Sub Rosa, Magnani Caruso Dutton, Pearl Media

This week, Sub Rosa is hiring an experiential producer, while Magnani Caruso Dutton needs an art director. Pearl Media is seeking a creative director, and HIP Genius is on the hunt for a digital marketing manager. Get the scoop on these openings and more below, and find additional just-posted gigs on Mediabistro.

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Twitter To Launch Mobile App Advertising Product

According to story from Bloomberg, citing people close to the project, Twitter is about to launch a new mobile advertising product aimed directly at mobile app developers. The format is being called an App-Install Ad.

Mobile App developers are increasingly struggling to gain exposure for their products as the mobile app stores continue to grow exponentially. The new ad format is said to reduce the customer acquisition costs by 60-80% based on current trials.

When a user sees the add in their mobile Twitter application, a click interaction will drive the user to the App store prevalent on the device, where the purchase process will take place. I question the usability though, as taking a user away from their Twitter App to complete a purchase process doesn’t seem to be an effective solution. It will be interesting to see how it affects the engagement metrics of Twitter.

App stores in general – especially Apple’s iOS App Store and Google Play, have grown in to a virtual cesspool of clones and knock-off apps. Becoming notices is vastly more difficult than developing a new app these days. Any opportunity to increase exposure and generate downloads will surely have a modicum of success, but at what cost to power users of the social media service?

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In Audiences on Broadway, Fewer Guys Among the Dolls

While a night out at the theater used to be a staple for cultured American men, fewer shows are grabbing them these days.

    



Mosaic of Patterns Drawn on a Potter’s Wheel

L’artiste Michael Gardner Mikhail Sadovnikov utilise de la boue d’argile humide et laisse la magie opérer. Il conçoit motifs après motifs avec des mouvements fluides et sur une roue tournante une oeuvre d’art. Des créations éphémères à découvrir dans la suite en photos et vidéo.

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$1 Million Smartphones – Alchemist London’s Million Dollar iPhone is Loaded with Gold and Diamonds (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) Seven months ago, Alchemist London jewellers set out to “redefine the meaning of grandeur” and the result is the $1 million dollar iPhone.

Phones are prone to dings and scratches, but…

Elaborately Elevated Houses – This House by F2 Architecture Lifts You Up as You Hover Over the Beach (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) The iconic ‘Pole House’ in Australia has been redesigned by F2 Architecture to create a stunning elevated house. Built overlooking the Australian coast, this house provides you with an…

Crowdsourced Kitchen Designs – Valcucine Wants the Public to Help with its Latest Kitchen Design (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) Italy-based design studio Valcucine is looking for ten wannabe designers to help add sustainable modifications to its ‘Meccanica’ kitchen concept. During Milan Design Week, Valcucine…

Embossed Floral Sneakers – The Filling Pieces Spring 2014 Shoes are Embossed with a Floral Pattern (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) The Filling Pieces Spring 2014 floral embossed low top sneakers are a clean, fancy look for spring. The sneakers were just added to the Amsterdam-based footwear brand’s collection. The…

Chic DIY Studded Keychains – Add Personality to Your Key with a Handmade Studded Leather Key Ring (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) If you’re constantly losing your keys or grabbing the wrong set, making a personalized studded leather key ring may be the perfect solution to your problems.

Making your own key chain is easy…

Here’s a Perfect Illustration of How Fast ‘Private’ Photos Get Around

Here's a simple and clever way to show why it might be a bad idea to share that supposedly private photo.

Brazilian agency Propeg recently submitted this to Ads of the World, though it's hard to be sure if or where it actually ran. "The Internet can't keep your secret," says the ad for SaferNet Brasil. "Keep your privacy offline."

SaferNet is a nonprofit dedicated to fighting Internet crimes like identity theft and child pornography.

Some will surely argue that the ad is a form of "slut shaming" since it seems to put the onus of blame on the woman taking her own picture and not on all the dirtbags who pass it along. But the ad would work just as well with a guy sharing sausage in the mirror, and I think we can all agree it's a pretty accurate illustration of the way photos seem to get in all the wrong hands faster than you can say "duck face."


    



Plant-Growing Coffee Tables – You Can Fill the Pot Section of this Coffee Table with Living Plants (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) The Volcane Feet Coffee Table is much more than your average living room surface. The structure is made out of solid oak from sustainably managed French forests. The two surfaces are made from…