I love cheeseburgers, this eye makeup is part of a ad campaign by Burger King in the Netherlands. You know what… It’s working.. I want a burger…
Via The Five
My little confused world
I love cheeseburgers, this eye makeup is part of a ad campaign by Burger King in the Netherlands. You know what… It’s working.. I want a burger…
Via The Five
This cheesetastic video was apparently played during an Apple sales meeting back in 1984. According to YouTube Commenter majorkahuna:
I was there in Oct. 1984. This was not an internal ad. I was a 1984 state of the art multimedia slide show with audio by Ray Parker Jr. who sang the original. There were also live dancers on the stage.
This was the opening presentation of the International Sales Meeting that introduced the Lightwriter later renamed Laserwriter.
Apple always used a current movie as a them for the sales meetings. in 1985 it was Back to the Future.
For the record I had a quick look and can’t find the 1985 Back to the Future video on YouTube… This makes me sad.
In the cool but pointless category, Brazilian retailer C&A (Is that the same C&A that used to exist in the UK?) has started displaying the number of likes items of clothing have received on their Facebook page. I was lead to believe that Facebook wasn’t very big in Brazil and they all use Orkut but that’s besides the point.
As the venture beat article points out online shopping is usually based on the images, and pictures don’t tell you how well made an item is or how the fabric feels. Something that looks really nice can feel like it’s made from camel testicles.
Via Venture Beat
Tom Fishburne of Marketoonist has come up with this amusing comic about the 7 Deadly Sins of marketting. I don’t do marketing but I find it at least slightly interesting.