Dublin City Council's 'Second Hand Trash' Anti-Litter Ad Campaign
No one wants to step in chewed chewing gum, sit on a discarded cigarette or be attacked by breeze-blown fast food throwaways, and that's the point behind the Dublin City council's Second Hand Trash anti-litter ad campaign.
The printed posters offer 'Free Second Hand' trash. The images are of used gum, smoked cigarettes and empty fast food wrappers. Each one has a 'Free' message followed by, "Nobody wants your litter. Bin it."
The printed posters offer 'Free Second Hand' trash. The images are of used gum, smoked cigarettes and empty fast food wrappers. Each one has a 'Free' message followed by, "Nobody wants your litter. Bin it."
Implications - This is the kind of municipal marketing that serves as a reminder to the public that they often spend times in public places, and they should behave with a certain base level of decorum and respect for their fellow man/woman. I get a kick out of it because it's a newer, more subtle form of public shaming into better behavior.
