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NeverWet: invisible paint seen only when it rains
You may have heard of NeverWet, but have you heard of using it as invisible paint for wood, concrete, or stone surfaces? Add rain, and your message or art becomes visible!
Business Articles
8 crazy marketing campaigns from 2012 that were a hit
Getting your own creative juices flowing can most quickly be done by checking out other creative marketing campaigns that wowed the crowds.
Business Marketing
Provocative ad campaign: hipsters, cat lovers deserve to die
This campaign was so provocative (and successful) that people were physically tearing down the print posters in major metros.
Business News
Vending machine makes people do stunts for free treats
What can your brand do that rises to the level of the Delite-o-matic? You too can have crowds bowing down to the diety of your brand.
Business Marketing
Giant machine spits out bikes, kayaks to promote tourism
It is tough to get the attention of people passing by, but a 14 foot machine that spits out kayaks is extremely memorable and crowd pleasing.
Business Marketing
Copywriter’s wild Truth or Dare experiment in NYC
In an effort to get people talking and having fun in New York City, one creative taped paper all around the park to make it a reality!
Business Marketing
Inexpensive guerrilla marketing campaign wows crowds
EVOC's interactive, indestructible billboard is not only a hit with crowds, but generated massive buzz through social networks as it taps into several desires of humans, including interactivity and instant gratification.
Business Marketing
How To Really Economize Your Business
During slow market conditions the prevailing advice for us business owners is to "economize your business." At the surface level, this makes sense, right? Unfortunately,...


