Promotional products have long been used for campaigning. However, this display by anti-North Korea activists takes promotional campaigning to the next level. Literally!
A new kind of balloon.
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Pens and t-shirts aren't the most exciting promotional products out there, but they're a heck of a lot less scary than branded brass knuckles. We are all for creativity at Brand Fuel, but this promotional media mailing gone wrong left us with nothing else to say but WOW!
Which one doesn't belong?
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It was only a matter of time after the Madoff scandal came to light that victims and other folks found a way to make light of a serious situation. Although funny, this raises the age old question of whether or not promotional products should be PC?
Get 'em while their hot!
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Only a die hard Carolina fan takes the "tar heel dead" part of the fight song seriously.
The 2009 National Champions edition is currently on back order....
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Republicans...Democrats....they're all a bunch of nuts. Help crack the competition through the purchase of classic, not classy, nutcrackers.
Better than a bobblehead doll.
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Looking to refresh their image and communities nationwide, KFC's marketing team cooked up an interesting branding opportunity in the Colonel's kitchen. What goes well with original recipe fried chicken? Branded potholes.
Sure gives a whole new meaning to the concept of street team marketing.
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There's no monkey business in this guerrilla marketing campaign. Unexpected and unconventional techniques are sure to get you press.
Your technique may save the budget, but who will save you?
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The ability to drink WHAT you want WHEN and WHERE you want it.
Luxury? Or, promotional drinkware that should have never made the cut?
Giving can coolers a run for their money...
 
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A successful brand ambassador believes in what he sells. One slip can sabotage an entire campaign.
Who hired this guy?
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