From Scary Movie Promotions to Interactive Anti-Smoking Ads
Mishal Omar — February 25, 2017 — Fashion
The February 2017 marketing trends have been quite dynamic in their scope, with everything from movie promotions that scare unsuspecting strangers to anti-smoking bus stop billboards.
To promote the upcoming movie 'Rings,' an electronics store was set up with a prop TV that opened up to reveal a girl wearing a ratty costume and frightening makeup. The actress crawled out of the prop TV to scare unsuspecting customers, who most often reacted by screaming and running away.
The Stockholm-based Apotek Hjartat bus stop billboard was designed with the goal of creating awareness about the harms of smoking. The billboard is normally an advertisement for the pharmacy, and when a smoker walks past it, it has a sensor that is able to detect the smoke. The ad then turns to a video of a man coughing, and once it has captured the attention of smokers, it reveals images of products that aid the process of quitting smoking.
To promote the upcoming movie 'Rings,' an electronics store was set up with a prop TV that opened up to reveal a girl wearing a ratty costume and frightening makeup. The actress crawled out of the prop TV to scare unsuspecting customers, who most often reacted by screaming and running away.
The Stockholm-based Apotek Hjartat bus stop billboard was designed with the goal of creating awareness about the harms of smoking. The billboard is normally an advertisement for the pharmacy, and when a smoker walks past it, it has a sensor that is able to detect the smoke. The ad then turns to a video of a man coughing, and once it has captured the attention of smokers, it reveals images of products that aid the process of quitting smoking.
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