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Jobs | Agency Showcase | Ad creativeLifestyle photography rotating between lingerie, swimwear, clothing and nightwear will be the focus of the homepage. The site will also feature promotional banners relating to key products and services, updated regularly with information such as shop openings and product launches. Bravissimo ...
A banner campaign on MSN Hotmail will feature creative based on Bartle Bogle Hegarty's "moonbathing" ad campaign -- and things people do at night, to target 15- to 24-year-olds. First, users see a video streamed into a banner. Then viewers type into the ad what they did last night. The posted ...
The initial ad campaign raises awareness of the online store. It ran an expandable banner with two different executions exclusively on Vogue.com. Users roll their mouse over the photos of handbags on the ads to discover their features. These expand to fill the entire screen - the first time Vogue.com has ...
the brand in 2006. Shelter has hired Harvest Digital to develop banner and email activity for a promotion ...
. Such is the visual dominance of Yoda or Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader, that an ordinary banner probably couldn't match ... - Netvigator This banner (www.netvigator.com) has a pair of hands holding a PSP and playing a racer game ... 's summer season. The campaign, involving banners, emails, mock Polaroids and wallpapers for mobiles, is fun ...
- and offline marketing campaigns. A banner campaign is to launch in March, which Trenton said would use ...
push, and banner campaign to support the launch. In addition, Janet Reger will be unveiling its new ...
banner. It also makes intelligent use of non-intrusive rich-media formats. There's an expandable banner ...
banner. It also makes intelligent use of non-intrusive rich-media formats. There's an expandable banner ...
to it effortlessly and uses the banner crop to its advantage. But, like the supermodels adorning it, this banner sits ...
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