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The number and availability of digital technologies grows exponentially. The interactive opportunities grows with it all around the media and communication platforms. Although "classical", statical, poster-based outdoor advertising will always be influential, effective use of new technologies in communication campaigns requires more than just understanding technologies, tools and techniques.
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Reinventing Outdoor in Interactive Age
v 0.2 (beta)
Zigurds Zakis
http://ZZ.typepad.com
@zz_zigurds
Jarred Bell Circus Poster (1835)more than 50 sq.feet
http://www.!ickr.com/photos/businesshistory/1934664237/lightbox/
First Outdoor Electric Advertisement - May 1892
Heinz First Outdoor Advertisement (1896)
http://www.!ickr.com/photos/businesshistory/1934700277/in/pool-389240@N24/lightbox/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/vivnsect/5277509407/
One-directional, static (not-dynamic/non-interactive) adsfor passive consumption
1. Interactivity ● Dynamic vs. Static ● Digital AND Analogue ● On- and Off- line ●
2. Participation ● Involvement ● Open-platforms ● Creating ideas ● Evolving ideas ● Sharing ●
3. Storytelling ● A part OR center of distributed storytelling ● Stories behind the idea ●
4. Campaigns, not single acts
What’s changing?
5. Entertainment ● Superior Experiences ● Being "rst to apply ● Gami"cation ●
vs./and
6. Creating Value for Customers/Society
7. The Power of Poster. Back to the roots.
Iconic brands
1) Addresses acute contradiction in society;...
5) Perform as activists, leading culture;
6) rely on breakthrough performances, rather than consistent communication
Douglas Holt“How Brand Become Icons: the Principles of Cultural Branding” (2005)
Let’s look on breakthrough performances of last 5 years:Cannes Lions Outdoor Grand Prix 2007-2011
2007
http://youtu.be/LFxCwSaFHOo
Net#Work BBDO, South AfricaRebranding Nedbank (2006/07)
via: http://thisisnotadvertising.wordpress.com/tag/nedbank/
A part of much broader campaign of doing (vs. only telling) things
Creating advertising that makes a real difference
Rede"ning what outdoor means to community
2008
HBO Voyer (2007)BBDO New York
Watcher Trailer
Event InvitationsGo Cards
Wall Screening Event
Teaser Trailer
Voyeur On Demand
HBOVoyeur.com
Watcher Film
Mobile Content
Ancillary Websites
Online Banners
Superior entertainment value
Outstanding storytelling
Trans-media storytelling (Many entry points)
Outdoor ad (installation) in the center of all activities
Applications to different channels: translating, not copying
Evolving the idea:
HBO Cube (2009) BBDO New York
2009
The Zimbabwean (2008)TBWA\Hunt\Lascaris
http://www.flickr.com/photos/trilliondollarcampaign/3421500990
http://www.flickr.com/photos/trilliondollarcampaign/3421500286
http://www.flickr.com/photos/trilliondollarcampaign
Using the power of poster
Unexpected
Simplicity
Adaptability to different formats
2010
Diesel “Be Stupid”
by Anomaly (2009/2010)
Simplicity
Polarizing
Consistent
2010
2010
Andes Beer “Teletransporter” Del Campo Nazca Saatchi & SaatchiArgentina
2009
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKDgYKSEN6M
Relevant to T.G.Deep insight
InnovativePolarizing
Rich storytelling
2010
Billboard Yourself (2009) Almap BBDO (Brazil)Cannes Lions 2010 Grand Prix in Print, few Golds(my choice for Outdoor Grand Prix from shortlists)
http://vimeo.com/17078558
Great insightCustomization
InteractivityLinking print, outdoor and digital platforms
2011
Highly localizedIgniting fans community
Unique value to customersCollaborative efforts
Alliance (JayZ-Bing-Maps)Story/content that supplements book/original content
Miami Pool
At the Delano hotel launch event in South Beach, a page dedicated to the lavish lifestyle of the hip-hop artist was revealed at the bottom of the iconic pool and on towels surrounding the lounge area.
via Fast Company: http://www.fastcompany.com/pics/jay-z-decoded-32-pages-revealed
Times Square Billboard
A three-billboard stack revealing the bookʼs introductory pages were released throughout the campaignʼs four-week period.
London Tube Station
Pages that highlighted Jay-Zʼs experiences abroad were put in the cities where the events
happened. For instance, this page was found in the London Underground.
via Fast Company: http://www.fastcompany.com/pics/jay-z-decoded-32-pages-revealed
New Orleans Roof
A page dedicated to the Hurricane Katrina disaster placed on a roof in downtown New Orleans.
via Fast Company: http://www.fastcompany.com/pics/jay-z-decoded-32-pages-revealed
Jukebox
Jukeboxes all over New York City were used to display pages about Jayʼs musical influences.
Black Shack Burger
Black Shack, a burger joint on Lexington Ave in Manhattan, was the location of a page mentioning a
personal experience Jay had with Memphis Bleek and bacon cheeseburgers. To bring the story to life, the page was printed on the foil wrappers covering the
special order bacon cheeseburgers and given to fans upon request.
via Fast Company: http://www.fastcompany.com/pics/jay-z-decoded-32-pages-revealed
Gucci Jacket
Jay-Z stunned his fans by revealing a black leather Gucci for Decoded jacket. The masterfully stitched page handcrafted by Gucci's lead creative, Frida Giannini, is custom-tailored to Jay-Z's measurements and holds song lyrics mentioning the Italian clothing icon.
via Fast Company: http://www.fastcompany.com/pics/jay-z-decoded-32-pages-revealed
GLEASONʼS GYMThe pages found in a famous boxing gym in Brooklyn called Gleasonʼs highlighted Jayʼs love for the sport.
Plexi
A clear, freestanding page made of Plexiglas, overlooking the downtown NYC skyline was
located on the Brooklyn piers in Red Hook. One of the more meaningful pages, it holds content
about the potential of hip-hop and where itʼs headed in the future.
via Fast Company: http://www.fastcompany.com/pics/jay-z-decoded-32-pages-revealed
The Spotted Pig
These pages were dropped in one of Jay-Z's very own business ventures. The Spotted Pig, known for its cozy atmosphere and cool memorabilia, was used in a variety of different mediums to celebrate the book's content. Pages were found on tablecloths and mirrors highlighting Jay-Z's personal experiences dining with the world's most influential people.
via Fast Company: http://www.fastcompany.com/pics/jay-z-decoded-32-pages-revealed
Pool Table
This custom pool table was designed specifically for the campaign and was placed in the 40/40 Club in New York City. The page is all about the hustle of the hip-hop world and how it translates into other parts of life, in this case, a game of pool.
Cadillac
Jay-Z shook the borough of Queens with his pages dedicated to Run DMC, the hip-hop legend of Hollis. A
1982 vintage Cadillac Seville, decked out in pages 8 & 9, was showcased as a tribute to the hip-hop OGs on their
very own Run DMC Way. The book content included various Run DMC and Cadillac references and covered
the car from trunk to hood in recognition of the influence that the hip-hop foreman had on Jay-Z's music.
via Fast Company: http://www.fastcompany.com/pics/jay-z-decoded-32-pages-revealed
Basketball Backboard
This page was created as a basketball backboard in his old neighborhood near the Marcy Projects. The pages hold the song lyrics to "Where I'm From," a dedication to the unforgiving lifestyle of the thug in the streets of Bed-Stuy Brooklyn.
Plaque
A bronze plaque, molded with the content of the first two pages of the book, was placed
adjacent to the housing projects Jay-Z grew up in. The content poetically details the scene of
his childhood: the rap battles, the playgrounds, the crowded streets.
via Fast Company: http://www.fastcompany.com/pics/jay-z-decoded-32-pages-revealed
Fireplace and Escalator
The lyrics to “Lucifer” were revealed at two interesting locations. The first page-spread was situated in front of a fireplace at the Royalton Hotel. Flames from behind the clear, freestanding page brought the content to life while symbolizing the internal struggle between good and evil. The second “Lucifer” spread was found at the famous escalator in the Hudson Hotel lobby, where visitors traveling up and down experienced the song's metaphor firsthand.
via Fast Company: http://www.fastcompany.com/pics/jay-z-decoded-32-pages-revealed
Nets Jersey and Banner
A custom Nets jersey, complete with the content of page 86, was hung with the famous sports memorabilia lining the walls of the 40/40 Club. In the same week, a banner embroidered with the content of pages 142-143 was placed in the rafters of the Netsʼ very own Prudential Center. The pages alluded to Jay-Z's love of basketball, investment in the Nets, and the commonalities between sports and the hustle of the hiphop game.
via Fast Company: http://www.fastcompany.com/pics/jay-z-decoded-32-pages-revealed
Newspaper
Two pages dedicated to the mourning of rappers Notorious BIG and Tupac were found at newspaper stands in their respective east and west coast cities, New York and Los Angeles.
Counterfeit Book
A page mentioning Jay-Z's frustrations with music bootleggers was found in the form of a
counterfeit book distributed by a street vendor near Canal Street in Manhattan.
via Fast Company: http://www.fastcompany.com/pics/jay-z-decoded-32-pages-revealed
Bike
A page mentioning Jay-Z's early childhood bike riding experiences was showcased on a custom bike in a shop located near his old neighborhood in Brooklyn.
Apollo Theater
A page was revealed on the stage curtain of the Apollo Theater on Amateur Night. The content was a tribute to
the iconic theater and the historic Harlem neighborhood it represents.
Records
Each chapter title page was printed as a record cover and placed in record stores around NYC.
Guitar
This guitar, found in a local music store in NYC, hosts song lyrics referencing music
influences outside the bounds of traditional hip-hop.
via Fast Company: http://www.fastcompany.com/pics/jay-z-decoded-32-pages-revealed
1. Interactivity ● Dynamic vs. Static ● Digital AND analogue ● On- and Off- line ●
2. Participation ● Involvement ● Open-platforms ● Creating ideas ● Evolving ideas ● Sharing ●
3. Storytelling ● A part OR center of distributed storytelling ● Stories behind the idea ●
4. Campaigns, not single acts
5. Entertainment ● Superior Experiences ● Being "rst to apply ● Gami"cation ●
6. Creating Value for Customers/Society, not technology itself
7. The Power of Poster. Back to the roots.
M&C Saatchi for Conservatives1997
Expression of individual top artistsPrinted. Available for purchase.
Grassroots and individual acts of support
Official
1. Interactivity ● Dynamic vs. Static ● Digital AND analogue ● On- and Off- line ●
2. Participation ● Involvement ● Open-platforms ● Creating ideas ● Evolving ideas ● Sharing ●
3. Storytelling ● A part OR center of distributed storytelling ● Stories behind the idea ●
4. Campaigns, not single acts
5. Entertainment ● Superior Experiences ● Being "rst to apply ● Gami"cation ●
6. Creating Value for Customers/Society, not technology itself
7. The Power of Poster. Back to the roots.
“Lightbulb”, The EconomistAMV BBDO2004
McDonalds “Breakfast Menu”LEO BURNETT USA,Cannes Lions Silver, 2007
Nikon D700, Seoul, 2009Cheil Worldwide, KOREA
http://vimeo.com/18499643Hyper Island (For Diesel?) 2011
VW by DDB Stockholm2011Grand Prix @ EuroBest 2011
VW. Winter discounts. Proposal valid until outdoor sinks.
1. Interactivity ● Dynamic vs. Static ● Digital AND analogue ● On- and Off- line ●
2. Participation ● Involvement ● Open-platforms ● Creating ideas ● Evolving ideas ● Sharing ●
3. Storytelling ● A part OR center of distributed storytelling ● Stories behind the idea ●
4. Campaigns, not single acts
5. Entertainment ● Superior Experiences ● Being "rst to apply ● Gami"cation ●
6. Creating Value for Customers/Society, not technology itself
7. The Power of Poster. Back to the roots.
Pick & Play, McDonaldsDDB Stockholm, 2011
To create extra funTo create extra reason to visit McDonalds
Recognized guest artists and people’s combined effort
Interactive
Real-time
Installation that depended on people’s engagement
Nokia’s navigation service integrated
Interacting with the campaign = interacted with the product.
Trial and increased use
Nokia, London 2010by FarFar
Taking transparency to new levels
Allowing customers to post their unvarnished reviews
Real-time
linked to Domino’s Pizza Tracker
“We’ve had this tracker for about three years, but we felt it was time for a coming out party,”Russell Weiner, Domino’s chief marketing officer
http://theinspirationroom.com/daily/2010/nike-write-the-headline-in-johannesburg/
Predict the headlines for the following day's news. Submit via Facebook, Twitter, Mxit (South Africa) and QQ (China) to over 50 of the top Nike World Cup athletes from around the world.Up to 100 messages per night displayedShare the headlines
Nike “Write the Future. Write the Headline”Summer 2010, W+K Amsterdamglobal / Johannesburg
1. Interactivity ● Dynamic vs. Static ● Digital AND analogue ● On- and Off- line ●
2. Participation ● Involvement ● Open-platforms ● Creating ideas ● Evolving ideas ● Sharing ●
3. Storytelling ● A part OR center of distributed storytelling ● Stories behind the idea ●
4. Campaigns, not single acts
5. Entertainment ● Superior Experiences ● Being "rst to apply ● Gami"cation ●
6. Creating Value for Customers/Society, not technology itself
7. The Power of Poster. Back to the roots.
Forever21New York City, Time Square
Summer 2010
Fun. Unexpected.
Smart, creative use of emerging technology
Real-time
Smart usage of context of the place
Involves everybody. Simulated “interactivity”
Stimulates sharing (Viral potential)
Related to retail site
1. Interactivity ● Dynamic vs. Static ● Digital AND analogue ● On- and Off- line ●
2. Participation ● Involvement ● Open-platforms ● Creating ideas ● Evolving ideas ● Sharing ●
3. Storytelling ● A part OR center of distributed storytelling ● Stories behind the idea ●
4. Campaigns, not single acts
5. Entertainment ● Superior Experiences ● Being "rst to apply ● Gami"cation ●
6. Creating Value for Customers/Society, not just using technology itself
7. The Power of Poster. Back to the roots.
It’s what you do that matters, not what you say.
StarbucksBBDO NY, 2010
http://vimeo.com/22311414
It’s always about story
Tropicana “Natural Energy”DDB Paris, 2011
MINI’s Christmas Box, by UbachsWisbrun/JWTSilver, Cannes Lions 2010 The message; only €99 per monthvia http://www.amsterdamadblog.com
Breaking rules works too :)
1. Interactivity & Participation
2. Social Networks & Location
3. Customization & Personalization
4. Connectivity: Broadband/ Mobile
5. Real-Time
6. Screens & Projections
7. Competitions and Games
8. Augmented Reality
9. Gesture and touch-screens
10. Face Recognition
11. QR codes
12. 3D
etc etc etc
Tools, techniques and technologies,new and old,
are coming and going
Great interactive outdoor campaignsare not about technology -
what technology does / can do is never-ending race
- they are about creating value to customer, group, societywhat is key insight?
how do we create value and/or experience to them?how do we link brand with their lives?
how can we involve them?
One of main rules in creating great outdoor campaigns.
In 2012 - let’s try, let’s fail forward and let’s succeed in making Riga outdoors more attractive
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