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Anonymous said
at 9:49 pm on Mar 18, 2007
I think the Adidas campaign was ingenious because it used outdoor advertising to demonstrate how consumers can make the sneakers their own. A great example of how to stimulate a brand hijack. However, I wonder if such a campaign would be permitted in the US since the company is essentially encouraging something that is illegal - graffiti.
I think the campaign was ingenious too, but it worked in Germany. I believe that the same campaign in Italy would have had different drawings... Let's call it cultural boundaries.
Anonymous said
at 1:21 pm on Mar 29, 2007
Like you say, it is ingenious to do this but how far can this go. May we some day have an Adidas riot against a cause. Surely it is possible if the consumer grows his taste the Adidas way and takes the Brand identity truly into their hearts. I think the question is who sets the boundaries...the Brand will not claim responsibility for this disobedience, its out of their hands.
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Comments (4)
Anonymous said
at 9:49 pm on Mar 18, 2007
I think the Adidas campaign was ingenious because it used outdoor advertising to demonstrate how consumers can make the sneakers their own. A great example of how to stimulate a brand hijack. However, I wonder if such a campaign would be permitted in the US since the company is essentially encouraging something that is illegal - graffiti.
Anonymous said
at 12:20 am on Mar 19, 2007
Other companies using consumers as marketers: http://www.usatoday.com/money/advertising/2006-03-27-amateur-advertisers_x.htm
Anonymous said
at 11:36 am on Mar 21, 2007
I think the campaign was ingenious too, but it worked in Germany. I believe that the same campaign in Italy would have had different drawings... Let's call it cultural boundaries.
Anonymous said
at 1:21 pm on Mar 29, 2007
Like you say, it is ingenious to do this but how far can this go. May we some day have an Adidas riot against a cause. Surely it is possible if the consumer grows his taste the Adidas way and takes the Brand identity truly into their hearts. I think the question is who sets the boundaries...the Brand will not claim responsibility for this disobedience, its out of their hands.
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