Friday, November 27, 2009
BEST OF THE 2000s: COMMERCIALS
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BEST OF THE 2000s: OUT-OF-HOME ADVERTISING
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Retail chain for brain games targets aging population from Springwise by Springwise
In 2006, the US counted 37.3 million aged 65 or older. By 2030, the US Administration on Aging expects the number will have increased to 71.5 million. With this burgeoning market clearly in mind, Marbles: The Brain Store is urging the residents of Chicago to "outsmart their age" with a range of products to help maintain mental agility. The company has launched four retail outlets in the region in just over a year.
The stores offer over 200 products categorized by the brain function they target: memory, critical thinking, coordination, visual perception and word skills. Products range from books and board games, to puzzles and computer software, all of which, claims Marbles, are reviewed by a board of scientists, physicians, psychologists and therapists. The website bolsters their scientific pedigree with independent research showing ongoing mental activity can help prevent Alzheimers and a 'Brain Health Barometer' that customers can use to assess the state of their brain.
According to the Alzheimers Association, the number of worldwide sufferers is predicted to nearly double every 20 years. If Marbles' products can help plug mental holes, the company will fulfill a need in society as well as a gap in the market. The company isn't planning to franchise yet, but invites people to register their interest; product pitches are also welcome. (Related: Brain gyms for baby boomers — Health and wellness shop focuses on seniors.)
Contact: info@marblesthebrainstore.com
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Top 10 Beautiful Snow Animals
Encuentre todas las fotos en http://www.zevs.net/beautiful-snow-animals/
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Go Vegie
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Wednesday, November 25, 2009
¿cual era la estrategia?
"Everyday a new advertising technique or a new advertising strategy is being developed by some one. New techniques like animation, graphic representation, interactive ads, etc are being developed and are being used to the best of the effect. Let’s check out a collection of really strange and unusual advertising techniques which are also looking so funny."http://thewondrous.com/2009/11/32-most-strange-ads-ever/
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Espere hasta ver a Miss Piggy
Bonita forma de ver el humo
"Have a look at this interesting new sort of art. It is the smoke art. Abstract photography is nothing new, and people constantly come up with new — or re-invent old — versions of photography techniques. One of the ones that is going like wild-fire (excuse the pun) around the interwebs at the moment is the art of photographing colored smoke. In case you’d like to try it out yourself, here are a few useful tips on how it’s done."@ http://artsyspot.com/smoky-art/
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Si es dificil encontrar pareja... que tan dificil es buscar un dating site?
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Sunday, November 22, 2009
Sin pretenciones
Cuando una marca no es mas que un chocolate, tal vez una buena forma de no pretender ser mas que un chocolate entretener
Halls Heroes
The advert titled Hero was done by JWT New York advertising agency for HALLS CANDIES (Halls company) in USA. It was released in the November 2009.
What happened to a hot cup of coffee and a friend
Sometimes people are so into their phones that it is better to call them than invited them to a cup of coffee.
Saturday, November 21, 2009
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