I’m sure there are many brands that get into the Halloween fun. Here is one example from KFC in Australia. I’d imagine it would be pretty hard to get ideas like this through the brand police. Good to see KFC having fun and getting in the spirit. Have you seen any others?? Read more…
This brilliantly simple trick leaves a gaping hole in your stomach - provided you got sufficient WiFi. How long till we see a promotion team using this trick, possibly for a horror flick or game? Read more…
National Geographic is online with a Halloween mini-site for kids. Nothing fancy if you’re an adult, but your children will surely like it, as it gives them the chance to create personalized (scary) cards. Soap Creative is behind it, together with the illustrator Nathan J. If you’d like to find out more about the site, make sure to read Ashley’s post.
In France, Virgin Mobile has launched an Halloween promotional website called “Allowinner“. It features a nice TV commercial (which you “have” to watch”) and a slot-machine advergame. A simple but nice effort, even if I don’t understand why you have to watch the video in order to be able to play. Also, as usual, I don’t agree with the forced “refer-a-friend” feature, which means, that if you want to play the game more than one time, you are asked to refer 2 friends.
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