by The Denver Egotist / October 16, 2019 /
Motive is continuing its aggressive expansion plans by adding a significant presence in Los Angeles, absorbing Project Worldwide sibling agency Pitch. Based in Denver, the North American network is now coast-to-coast with offices in New York, Toronto and now LA. Motive’s 150 people work for a client roster that includes the PepsiCo portfolio of brands across beverage and snack categories, LVMH, AB [Read More]
by The Denver Egotist / October 11, 2019 /
In a stressful world, Lincoln helps people find their sanctuary, sometimes in unexpected ways. That's the premise behind an 8-hour sleep album by Lincoln and musician Anders Rhedin. They used the noises of New York City to create “The City That Never Sleeps.”
Not quite sure how this gets people to buy more cars? Check out the case film:
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by The Denver Egotist / October 10, 2019 /
In a new effort that brings marketing and activism together, Charlotte’s Web is using art to ask Americans to educate themselves about CBD — and moreover, to champion the right to choose quality natural options. The art activation is a super-sized rendering of a hand holding a cannabis stalk and the call-to-action "Trust the Earth." The piece was created in collaboration with Shepard Fairey’s Studio Number [Read More]
by The Denver Egotist / September 13, 2019 /
If you were one of the unlucky ones to miss Burning Man this year, check out this cool tour of the art assembled in Blackrock.
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by The Denver Egotist / August 15, 2019 /
In February, Jimmy John’s was the first chain to declare that it would never authorize third-party aggregators, such as Uber Eats, DoorDash and Grubhub, to deliver its sandwiches — since those services don’t meet Jimmy John’s high standards for efficient, reliable, affordable delivery. While the $13 billion third-party food-delivery market is growing, 35% of customers say they have experienced a problem with deliveries and 76% hold the restaurant partially responsible for those errors[Read More]
by The Denver Egotist / June 25, 2019 /
by The Denver Egotist / June 25, 2019 /
Badger & Winters, in support of the immigration nonprofit RAICES, launched a campaign in New York City last week with 24 art installations — models of “children” in cages — to draw attention to the incarceration of children at the US-Mexico border. The campaign demands renewed pressure on politicians to end the tragedy of family separation by passing the Keep Families Together Act.
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by The Denver Egotist / June 10, 2019 /
Located in Vancouver, independent grocery store East West Market has launched a new strategy to encourage customers to bring their reusable bags when they go shopping. They've printed plastic bags with embarrassing, faux retailers on them to curb use. They also charge customers five cents per embarrassing plastic bag they take. With retailers like The Colon Care Co-op, it may just backfire as these entertaining bags become collectibles.
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