Filed under: • Custom Media | Tags: custom media, handouts, promotional campaign, street teams, Toronto
CRFA’s Free Your Milk campaign, which featured in several downtown locations including Young and Dundas Square.
Filed under: • Car Wraps, • Custom Media, • Media Dedicated Vehicles | Tags: • Street Teams, car wraps, custom media, handouts
Though it can be difficult to provide impressions on guerrilla campaigns we can provide details on our creative solutions.
We’re in the process of uploading some case studies, or moose studies if you will, into a new section of the blog.
Stay tuned for the inside info on some of our custom campaigns.
Filed under: • Custom Media | Tags: bookmarks, custom media, rogers wireless
With a successful run in 2009, Rogers Wireless wanted to continue promoting their roaming plan in the new year.
In partnership with airport distributors across Canada, Rogers Wireless and Mango Moose Media ran a bookmark campaign in Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and Calgary.
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Filed under: • Airport Media, • Custom Media | Tags: airport advertising, bookmarks, custom media, national campaigns, rogers
During a new initiative at Mango Moose Media we produced and distributed some bookmarks for Rogers Wireless long distance plans.
Bookmarks were distributed at retail outlets in all major airports across Canada. Whenever someone bought a book or magazine they were given a Rogers Wireless bookmark encouraging them to call home for less while traveling.
Filed under: • Custom Media, • Media Dedicated Vehicles, • Street Teams | Tags: Blue Jays, car wraps, Casino Rama, custom media, Media Dedicated Vehicles, Mini Coopers, street teams, Vote for Excitement
For the past two months this summer Casino Rama ran a campaign encouraging you to vote “yes” or “no” to excitement. The campaign included TV, radio, and one fun and entertaining guerrilla component.
For 8 weeks over the summer two wrapped Mini Coopers drove around select events and locations to promote the campaign. Each Mini was equipped with a megaphone that encouraged passersby to vote “Yes” or “No” to excitement.
To accompany the guerrilla campaign there was also a one day street team component during a Blue Jays game. A total of 13 street team reps along with the “Yes” and “No” guys took over the Rogers Centre. With “Yes” and “No” buttons in hand, they encouraged fans to vote for excitement at one of the nearby booths.
The end result? You voted “yes” to excitement! Check out the video here.
MANGO MOOSE MEDIA 