Heineken has used ‘Leap motion’ technology in Taiwan to encourage customers to have a personal experience by interacting with the brand and share Heineken’s essential secret. To celebrate Heineken’s 140th birthday, they created a time travel interactive booth in the heart of Taipei city. You travel through time to explore the magic of Heineken. Read more…
Following on the success of Departure Roulette (we wrote about it here) Heineken and W+K tapped into tweets and social conversations around the first stunt to produce a smart follow up stunt. Read more…
Heineken found a new way to use Instagram for their sponsorship of the US Open. Using the mobile Instagram app you are invited to join a scavenger hunt. Scan the tennis crowd pictured in more than 250 separate Instagrams. Then hashtag the correct picture and you might find yourself among the spectators at the real US Open Men’s Final. Read more…
Heineken extends ‘Voyage’ campaign with ‘Departure Roulette’ recap video via W+K NY. Your itinerary’s fine, but Heineken think a last minute change of plans is much more exciting. They found a few people at JFK Airport who’d agree. Would you play Departure Roulette? Read more…
Heineken is making the most of their UEFA CHampions League sponsorship with this ‘hidden camera’ film. Can you convince your girlfriend or wife that you absolutely, positively NEED those red plastic stadium seats in your home? Read more…
I love this prototype from Tribal DDB Amsterdam for Heineken. By hooking up some clever creative tech to literally bring the bottle to life, they made the drinking experience ‘more of an experience’.
Although putting a lot of money in super produced commercials is not new, we can wonder if the recent multiplication of these breathtaking films are pure coincidence or if they are setting new standards.
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the French record label Ed Banger, Heineken launched a very nice mini website : edbangerroom.com
It looks like the beer industry is addicted to pranks. Carlsberg just did it again. The beer brand is using a trick that made itself and Heineken successful in the past years : put “real” people in the middle of the action and pull a prank on them. Does this one work ?
Believe me, the Champions League doesn’t taste the same when you are on the other side of the pond and, even worse, on the West Coast. This smart idea by Heineken will not kill the time difference, but at least it will make it a bit easier to video record the matches and enjoy them in the evening. Read more…
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