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KISS part of Culture and Style by Sierra on Thursday, 26. February 2004, 17:58
link me or comment (one comment) Brands in the Charts Each week, his flying monkeys filter through the songs in the Billboard Top 20, plucking out the brand names that receive mention. (...) It's an interesting look at the brands being hyped in modern pop music.
(Pure Content)Check it out! Mecca Cola vs. Coca Cola Mecca-Cola's packaging is the one that looks like the all-American Coca-Cola. Mecca-Cola Classic is spelled out in white on red cans, pictured on MeccaCola.com, along with the promise that 20% of profits go to Palestinian and Muslim charities.
 London's Sunday Times: "The drink now seen as politically preferable to Pepsi or Coke." And Coke? Up to now declined to comment.... The "Consumer Generation" finds new ways to protest against imperialism and war - find the whloe story in adAge.com Gläserne Manufaktur at Volkswagen Dresden The factory is unique in that, you can look directly onto the assembly line from outside the building through glass walls. It's an architectural and cultural marketing trick that is aimed at giving the Phaeton some unique touch. If you're a potential buyer, you're being invited to pick your car features right inside the factory, which comes on top a cultural program of Dresden. Quite an interesting Marketing "trick", creating a very strong product identity heavily linked to transparency, luxury and precision. 
part of Culture and Style by smi on Sunday, 05. January 2003, 17:02
link me or comment (no comments) Advertising Slogans
"The favorite drink for ladies when thirsty, weary, and despondent" (CocaCola) "Four out of five dentists surveyed recommend Trident sugarless gum for their patients who chew gum!" (Trident Chewing Gum) "Have you ever wondered how the man who drives a snowplow drives to the snowplow?" (Volkswagen) Anyone want to analyse the differences in style between American and European Advertising? part of Culture and Style by martinroell on Monday, 02. December 2002, 14:57
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