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RafaLL92 2010-05-06 12:45

The World's Biggest Signpost
 
I have just stumbled upon a great Nokia ad campaign that took place in London recently. That's such an amazing idea!
Take a look:
http://adsoftheworld.com/media/ambie...ggest_signpost
Did you happen to experience this awesome 'event'?

Cheers,
Ralph

John McClane 2010-05-06 12:57

Re: The World's Biggest Signpost
 
That's Awesome.. :eek:

Dante 2010-05-06 13:12

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and some say that nokia doesnt care for it's customers.....this proves them wrong :cool:

GameboyRMH 2010-05-06 13:28

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Dante (Post 646365)
and some say that nokia doesnt care for it's customers.....this proves them wrong :cool:

They're not caring for their customers in this case, they're advertising. Customers are people who have already bought your product.

Blaizzen 2010-05-06 13:43

Re: The World's Biggest Signpost
 
Would have been cooler if it was all powered by a single N900 connected to the crane and signpost. :p

ysss 2010-05-06 13:43

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1. What a great (marketing) idea.
2. How come we're only hearing about it now?
3. Agree 100% with GameboyRMH. This does nothing to show about how much Nokia cares about their customers. But it does increase their brand recognition and 'value' (how they're perceived).

ps: They use Apple's Mac version of Safari as the browser in that video?

RafaLL92 2010-05-06 14:50

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ysss (Post 646406)
2. How come we're only hearing about it now?
(...)
ps: They use Apple's Mac version of Safari as the browser in that video?

2. I know, it is weird for me as well. Such a high scale marketing project and I have heard about it today on the web by accident really. Thought its definitely worth sharing.

ps: Well, it looks like it.

ysss 2010-05-06 15:00

Re: The World's Biggest Signpost
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dante (Post 646365)
and some say that nokia doesnt care for it's customers.....this proves them wrong :cool:

I find this comment very very interesting..

Even though we (existing Nokia customers) do not get any direct benefit from this stunt, but what Nokia is doing here is appreciated by many people here. Why?

Brand value? Prestige?
Indication that Nokia is investing more in 'our future'?

RafaLL92 2010-05-06 17:08

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Prestige all the way, but hey this Nokia show-off is actually very original and cool. Imagine the results of announcing a party using this medium ;D

felbutss 2010-05-06 17:17

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i heard about it a while ago.

i was the first guy in the world to win a n900 from the same site i heard about it.

all on

http://blogs.nokia.com/nseries


im not sharing their details but when i won the n900 i also had constant contact with nokias marketing team in their head office in finland. kinda cool lol

sjgadsby 2010-05-06 17:34

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ysss (Post 646511)
...what Nokia is doing here is appreciated by many people here. Why?

I appreciate the fact that they took a crazy, simple, large-scale idea and executed it. If it had been Google or Tastykake instead of Nokia, it would still be just as nifty.

In fact, I'm am impressed by a recent Google ad.

The "bouncing ball" Sony Bravia ad was similarly wonderful, even though I'm ambivalent about Sony.

(I don't have the budget for large-scale.)

RafaLL92 2010-05-06 21:25

Re: The World's Biggest Signpost
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by sjgadsby (Post 646775)
In fact, I'm am impressed by a recent Google ad.

Whoah it is nice, really. I just love slow-mo mayhem vids :)


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