Introducing Nescafe Charge, directly from Japan, a product that, at first sight, looks absolutely useless or, better, superfluous: a recharge for your Nescafe stock.
However, as usual, it’s important to go beyond appearances. If you have a better look around, you smile watching an Einstein look-alike who explains you the brilliance of Nescafe Charge, and then you realize it’s all about being eco-friendly (I still have a lot to learn in this field).
Don’t miss the “try charge” section. It’s so amusing (and weird) that they make you play with the product to understand how it works. Learning by doing also online. Why not?
New Media Age reports Nescafe is online in the UK win an advergame called “Lift your cups” supporting the TV campaign starring fashion gurus Trinny and Susannah. The game has been created to build awareness around an on-pack promotion (text-to-win) which gives away a shopping spree with Trinny and Susannah worth £10,000, or one of 25,000 £5 vouchers to spend on lingerie at a selection of high street shops. The game has been created by Outside Line.
Tribal DDB has developed the new website for Nescafe Italia. A part from the fact I don’t understand how an Italian can drink a surrogate coffee, I must say the site has a lovely look & feel, very much in line with the brand.
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