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La chaqueta inteligente de Levi’s y Google con tecnología Jacquard

3 October 2019/0 Comments/in Marketing /by telling things

La chaqueta inteligente de Levi’s y Google nos permite controlar nuestro smartphone a través de las mangas de la prenda

Después de la irrupción de los smartphones y poco después, los weareables, la tecnología ha puesto el ojo en la moda. No cabe duda que integrar las funcionalidades que actualmente tienen los smartwatches a las prendas de ropa será el próximo campo de batalla de las marcas.

Pero antes, las grandes compañías tecnológicas tendrán que lidiar con las marcas de ropa a no ser que quieran abrir nuevas divisiones destinadas a la moda. Es por tanto una opción lógica y de sentido común aliarse con las marcas antes que empezar una guerra comercial con ellas. Es el caso de la alianza de Levi’s y Google para lanzar una chaqueta inteligente.

The consecration of esports in advertising

31 July 2019/0 Comments/in Advertising in esports, Marketing /by telling things

The figures in the latest live events bluntly close any doubt about eSports.

eSports are already a reality. And they have burst into force to change the rules of advertising and marketing. The latest events related to video games have yielded some dizzying numbers that all brands must take into account.

The Fortnite World Cup held in New York, the FIFA eWorld Cup in London and the famous EVO in Las Vegas are the standards of the new fashion trend. The eSports arrive strongly and brands must take advantage of their popularity to reach a young and very prepared audience.

In his day we talked about how eSports can be an opportunity for brands and how Fortnite is a turning point in advertising and marketing. Now we are going to see their evolution and how they are breaking audience records.

“The Focus”: Heineken encourages us to stare at Pirlo

25 July 2019/0 Comments/in Marketing /by telling things

“The Focus” is Heineken’s latest campaign in which he encourages us to stare at Andrea Pirlo.

Heineken has been sponsoring the Champions League for over 20 years. And during all this time he has left us memorable advertising campaigns.
Examples such as the first viral campaign, hidden camera jokes or the participation of soccer players have accompanied us throughout this time.

Although every year it is more complicated to innovate, the Dutch brand manages to overcome and present new creative proposals. The last one is called “The Focus” in which it invites us to stare at Andrea Pirlo.

Go BKK by Nike: The original initiative to turn running into a game

23 July 2019/0 Comments/in Marketing, The best Nike commercials /by telling things

Go BKK by Nike is an original initiative to turn running into a game where you can get products.

Thanks to the emergence of new technologies we have been able to see new ways of interacting with users. One of them is gamification in the world of marketing. Gamification is about becoming part of a game where you can get prizes and rewards. This is where brands must squeeze the brain to get loyalty and get us to follow the game.

One of these initiatives has been Go BKK by Nike which has been carried out in Bangkok as a test. To present their last shoe, they have distributed a series of beacons around the city that you must get. The more you get, the more rewards you will have.

The enigmatic Porsche campaign for its new electric car

22 July 2019/0 Comments/in Advertising, Marketing, TV ads /by telling things

The Porsche campaign prepares us for the arrival of its electric model.

Automobile brands knows that the future is electric. They are already moving to launch their most iconic cars in electric format and many plan to have their entire electrified fleet a few years away. The Tesla effect has had an effect and the Elon Musk company has acted as a changing agent in the industry. Do not miss the fantastic article that we dedicate to the marketing and advertising strategy of Tesla to understand the reason for its success.

Well, brands like Nissan, Renault, BMW, Hyundai / KIA, Peugeot, Citroen and Opel already have most of the electric models and the remaining brands plan to have the entire fleet by 2025. Although they still have a high price and do not have many recharging points, the manufacturers have initiated the change.

“Jetlag Social Club”, is the Aire France app to take advantage of the Jetlag

16 July 2019/0 Comments/in Marketing /by telling things

“Jetlag Social Club” is an initiative of the airline Air France-KLM to take advantage of Jetlag.

The Jetlag, also known as the syndrome of rapid change of time zone or how it can ruin a vacation. There are many people who suffer the Jetlag when they go on vacation. The time change of the destination country plays tricks on a high number of travelers by altering its internal clock.

With the passing of days, your body becomes accustomed to adapt to the new reality. During these days there are people who have a really bad time. For them, the French airline Air France-KLM has launched the “Jetlag Social Club”, an app to help us overcome this transit.

“The Runaway Pub” rewards your running kilometers for beers

10 July 2019/0 Comments/in Marketing /by telling things

New Balance has opened “The Runaway Pub”, a pub where you can exchange your kilometers of running for beers.

Sports brands are increasingly trying to surprise their consumers with original actions. The sports marketing sector is very competent and stand out with an attractive idea is increasingly complicated. Although, there are actions that surprise us with the fantastic case of RunTour and its incentive in discounts if you advanced someone in the race.

Now, New Balance in collaboration with Strava has opened its first pub where you can redeem your kilometers of running for beers. We present “The Runaway Pub”.

The Sony Walkman celebrates 40 years reviewing its history

8 July 2019/0 Comments/in Marketing /by telling things

The Sony Walkman celebrates 40 years of innovation.

Before Apple and Samsung, the technology was dominated by other companies. An era where hardware predominated over software, and companies fought to bring to the market the most innovative product possible. Thus, their competence made them evolve in order to reach the technological products we have now, where software dominates before hardware. Along the way have been overshadowed brands such as Panasonic, Sanyo, Phillips and Sony in favor of new players such as Apple, Samsung or Xiaomi.

One of these iconic and revolutionary products was the Sony Walkman. Its impact is only comparable to that of the iPhone in the smartphone sector. Now, the Walkman turns 40 with a nostalgic video of the popular Japanese gadget.

Ikea typography made with sofas: “Soffa Sans”

4 July 2019/0 Comments/in Best Ikea Advertising Campaign, Marketing, Typography /by telling things

The Ikea typography made with sofas aims to demonstrate the new sofa planning tool.

We’ve been saying for some time that Ikea is becoming one of the best advertisers. The total freedom granted to the different creative departments and advertising agencies provide memorable campaigns. Not only are you analyzing the best Ikea commercials, but also seeing the best marketing campaigns of the Swedish multinational.

Now from Ikea London they surprise us with the creation of a typography made with sofas: The “Soffa Sans”.

The McDonald’s picnic blanket to order food wherever you are

3 July 2019/0 Comments/in Marketing /by telling things

The McDonald’s picnic blanket is a smart blanket that brings you food wherever you are.

McDonald’s continues its line of presenting innovative and original products. Although many of these actions do not stop being ephemeral campaigns in specific countries to present in contests, it’s always nice to see them. McDonald’s recently presented a restaurant for bees and Burger King brought us our order for free if we were stuck in a traffic jam. Original ideas but with a clear operative: its diffusion and virality through the network.

Following this path, McDonald’s presents a picnic blanket with which you can place an order wherever you are. An idea that wants to promote the McDelivery service of the restaurant chain.

“Hashtags of Arts”, the campaign of the Museum of Fine Arts of Brazil

20 June 2019/0 Comments/in Marketing, Nuevos Soportes, Social Media /by telling things

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Hashtags of Arts connects new technologies and Social Media with Fine Arts.

Young people today spend more time than ever connected to social networks. Especially in Brazil, where it is considered the second most connected country after China. According to the consultancy Oliver Wyman, Brazilians spend an average of 3 hours and 56 minutes connected to social networks.

The same report points out that Cariocas are the ones who spend less time in a museum. So, how to increase attendance and make interesting the visit to the Museum of Fine Arts of Rio de Janeiro? Uniting the two disciplines with “Hashtags of Art”.

Tramontina and Spotify team up to discover the flavors of music

13 June 2019/0 Comments/in Branded Content, Marketing /by telling things

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The brand of kitchen Tramontina and Spotify team up to discover the flavors of music.

Music is an element that accompanies us in practically our entire life. There are times when we have it more present and others that less, but it always connects us with some lived moment, with some emotion or with some disconnection.

But have you stopped to think what your favorite song would like? This is what the kitchen utensils brand Tramontina and Spotify has done.

The best commercials for women’s football

7 June 2019/0 Comments/in Advertising, Advertising, Marketing, The best commercials of, The best Nike commercials, TV ads, TV Advertising /by telling things

We analyze which are the best commercials for women’s football

Women’s football is in a sweet moment. After a long time, women who practice the king sport are beginning to be recognized all over the world. They are still far from their masculine counterparts as far as repercussion is concerned, but the trend is pushing them upwards.

Proof of this is the involvement of major brands in their advertising campaigns. The sponsors proudly wear their equipment and the investments destined to women’s soccer are being fired every year. The example of Nike’s emergence as a standard-bearer of the cause, followed by the other brands.

This trend is having a turning point with the Women’s World Cup that will be held in France. All the tickets sold, juicy amounts in retransmission rights and the big brands making an appearance. It’s marketing, friends.

That’s why today we are going to analyze the best commercials for women’s football. There are still few, but they are of a tremendous quality.

McDonald’s and Spotify team up to offer you exclusive music

6 June 2019/0 Comments/in Marketing /by telling things

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McDonald’s and Spotify have teamed up to offer consumers exclusive music in restaurants.

McDonald’s has a long list of collaborations with other brands behind it. We all remember the famous “Monopoly” of McDonald’s or the merchandising products that they gave us with each Happy Meal. They have had more successful collaborations and others that have gone unnoticed. But the attempt of the American multinational to go further when offering its products to customers is commendable.

WWF has started the longest streaming in the world: Stop Plastic Pollution

4 June 2019/0 Comments/in Marketing, Viral Advertising /by telling things

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The longest streaming in the world shows us the time it takes for a plastic bottle to decompose.

The fight for climate change affects us all, and NGOs must increasingly squeeze their brains to get our attention. The National Geographic campaigns are a clear example that surprise and impact us.

Now, WWF wants to make us aware of the actions of the human being and how they influence our ecosystem. The plastic in nature is becoming an almost unsolvable problem. For this, WWF has launched a petition to the global leaders under the name of: “Stop Plastic Pollution”.