Emails We Love: Urban Decay Beautifies the Inbox
Urban Decay's clever copy entices email recipients to "click them....maybe" and find out about a new sale.
Urban Decay's clever copy entices email recipients to "click them....maybe" and find out about a new sale.
Nineteen years ago, The New Yorker published the classic "On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog" cartoon. That thought holds a bit of wisdom for small businesses with much larger
A loyalty program where soda drinkers can earn points and prizes in return for entering in codes from product packages is helping Double Cola compete with the big gulps in the soda aisle.
Jameson created engagement with its audience online with Jameson1780.com, a game that let fans walk in the shoes of the brand's legendary founder.
Global airline network oneworld alliance wanted to educate elite status customers on the benefits of membership.
To draw consumers' attention to 7-Eleven's coffee, Integer created a promotion around "The Drips," annoying people you don't want to see before your first cup of coffee.
HBO sought to develop innovative promotions to fuel anticipation for the fourth season "True Blood" that would ignite the show's rabid fan base.
Arc Worldwide/Leo Burnett helped Pro Plan use the great dogs at Westminster to help prove a larger point: that inside every good dog is a great dog
Using social media and a celebrity sock puppet, PHD found a creative way to educate moms on the value of the BISSELL Deep Cleaner .
To take Kirkland's' Facebook page to the next level, redpepper designed the Cha-Ching! promotion.