by Matthew Noll | Feb 6, 2009 | Airport Advertising, Billboard Advertising, Bus Advertising, Daily Updates, Featured, Non-traditional Media, Traditional Media, Wrapped Vehicles
. . . In the beginning there were the Bog People, and they got around in a big red double decker bus . . . Ok, it wasn’t really the Bog People in the bus, it was actually guests of the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County. Since 2006 the Museum has...
by Matthew Noll | Jan 19, 2009 | Billboard Advertising, Daily Updates, Featured, Traditional Media, Transit Shelters
We sincerely apologize for getting the Subway “five-dollar-foot-long” song stuck in everyone’s head (you have to admit – it’s a really catchy jingle) but we couldn’t pass up the opportunity to write about this outdoor advertising...
by Matthew Noll | Jan 5, 2009 | Billboard Advertising, Daily Updates, Featured, Non-traditional Media, Traditional Media, Truckside Advertising
It’s January, it’s cloudy and cold and you would like nothing more than to get away to a sunny beach in Mexico. That’s just what AeroMexico is counting on as it reaches out to audiences across the U.S. With this campaign running nationwide in eight...
by Matthew Noll | Oct 3, 2008 | Daily Updates, Featured, Traditional Media
These telephone kiosks for Daniel Solin’s “Smartest 401K Book You’ll Ever Read” went up all across Manhattan (including Wall Street) just before the economy went all ker-flooey! We think that people will definitely be paying close attention to...
by Matthew Noll | Aug 1, 2008 | Billboard Advertising, Bus Advertising, Commuter Rail & Subway, Daily Updates, Featured, Traditional Media
When the super-high-tech internet security company Trend Micro, wanted to announce their new personal internet security product to the Atlanta audience their agency Philip Johnson Associates turned to the low-tech power of out of home advertising to dominate the...
by Matthew Noll | Dec 20, 2007 | Airport Advertising, Daily Updates, Featured, Traditional Media
After your flight has been delayed for the third time, everyone is looking for something to read, so it’s nice to see publishers taking advantage of this natural out of home market. We loved this creative, but couldn’t decide whether it was an homage to...
