Dots. For Your Viewing Pleasure
Are You A Vampire?
Inwindow Outdoor asks you with a very cool application on a storefront.
Video Running Time: 2:30
Consumers Choose Quality Over Prices
What a surprise.
Ariticle
Cuelight Pool Table
Quite possibly one of the strangest and most annoying things DS could be for a consumer. But I would soooo put this in my game room!
Courtesy @ianmercer
Keyboard Stairs
No screen, but digital? Certainly. Interactive Engagement? Absolutely. If they didn’t sponsor this, Steinway should be kicking themselves right now. And if they didn’t, the I see an opportunity for Nike. And after watching that, watch how they make throwing away something fun.
Video Running Time 1:48
Store Gets Us To Chill Out Before We Buy
If you live here in Minneapolis, read this blog, and own an outdoor clothing store, please consider doing this for your fellow Minn-e-soh-tans.
Article, The Star Phoenix, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada (Say that five times fast…)
Brands not connecting with women through social media
“[Marketers] need to find a way to disassociate the brand from product and associate the brand with lifestyle or something that has more meaning on a personal level. The selling opportunity will come on after you ultimately create a relationship with someone in these environments.”
Article courtesy of RetailCustomerExperience.com
Another “Did You Know” Video
By the time you finish watching it, another gazillion of these goofy Did You Know videos will have been produced. But fun to watch, nonetheless.
Video Running Time: Too Long.
Magic Dots
Sill flash interactive. If you spend 30 seconds on this, you’ll have spent 29 more than you should have.
