So, this is not an example of ADTIVISM, but a good opportunity to do a follow-up on a specific brand action and see how my brand experience with Beefeater goes.
I am a Beefeater consumer. When I lived in Mexico (where gin tonics are not very mainstream) I used to have a great curiosity towards the drink because of brit pop culture. I used to order Vodka Tonics (a bad second to the sparkling highball cocktail). Once in Europe It became my favorite drink.
So yesterday I saw a post “stain” on a friend’s Facebook Wall and got curious about the action. It’s called Beefeater Gin College. I registered to go to what appears to be a Gin Tasting covered in a class concept.
There was some buzz around the action, people asking what was this about. Two friends got a seat on another class (it’s segmented by different classes on different schedules). Mine’s the first.
I figured it would be a good idea to do a follow up from the moment I first saw this, to the event expectation build up and see what the payback’s like.
Ill keep on posting.
(Source: apps.facebook.com)
Invisible Children achieve massive success on their latest attempt to engage digital activists in a world buzz strategy.
Get real, Get outside
by WhybinTBWATequila, Melbourne, Australia
A nice way of using digital references to strategically disconnect the people and connect them back in the world.
Paul Reardon, Amelia Birrell, Chris Ellis, Laurelle Esse, Niki Rawling
The Movie Icons Series by Timo
Part of the I Heart Movies Solo Show at Ltd. Art Gallery.
(Source: xombiedirge)
Modern day’s epic fight. Greenpeace
David and Goliath 2012
Great Illustrations Anatolij Pickmann. Dennis Lück from Draftfcb/Lowe Group for Greenpeace
(Source: adsoftheworld.com)
PlayStation VITA Launch Campaign by 180 Amsterdam.
Spanish Adaptation by TBWA\Madrid
Rolling Stone Magazine uses all time rock classics to reclaim the relevance of rock music in the world’s zeitgeist.