by The Denver Egotist / October 23, 2020 /
Australian media agency Thinkerbell has come up with “Trojan Peas” — an ingenious way to hide your beloved pint of Häagen-Dazs ice cream from anyone intent on stealing scoops from the container. This clever camouflaging bag is purposely made to look like a really unappetizing bag of peas that everyone steers clear of.
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by The Denver Egotist / October 21, 2020 /
A set of 99 thought-provoking questions and ideas, the Strategy Action Deck breaks the strategists, marketing and pr people out of their thinking patterns and reintroduces lateral thinking during strategy development. Strategy is a creative process but too many frameworks and templates have sucked the life out of insight and ideas and replaced them with buzzwords and bullshit. Free-form, and almost Tarot-like, the cards will help you write your next creative brief. Each question and action is[Read More]
by The Denver Egotist / October 16, 2020 /
Just in time for Halloween, Liquid Death has hired a real witch to trap real demons in their cans of water. Should it actually work and you become infested upon consuming the product, there's a downloadable coupon in their store that you can give to an entrusted friend for $1 off your own exorcism. Solid customer service. Agency: Party Land.
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by The Denver Egotist / October 13, 2020 /
Tickets sales have begun for The 5th Annual Denver Design Week conference which will be held this year from October 19-23. DDW is a week-long celebration of Colorado’s most innovative and relevant architecture, design and technology projects and people — a showcase of the thriving design community with over 25+ virtual presentations, panel discussions and keynote speakers.
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by The Denver Egotist / September 29, 2020 /
Along with 5,700 human fans who hit last week's game, 1,800 two-dimensional characters were in attendance from Comedy Central's "South Park." Fittingly, the cardboard cutouts occupied the upper level of the south stands clad in masks. “South Park” creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone grew up in Colorado and are avid Broncos fans, and the action was part of a charity stunt — in which Comedy Central matched the costs of the cutouts and donated it to Denver Broncos Charities. Cutouts were p[Read More]
by The Denver Egotist / September 17, 2020 /
We've noticed this floating around in feeds over the last week and have finally seen confirmation from the brand that it's not just a Photoshop trick. A Patagonia spokeswoman confirmed the tags to be real and noted that they were added to a 2020 collection of Patagonia’s men’s and women’s shorts “because we have been standing up to climate deniers for almost as long as we’ve been making these shorts.” She noted that Patagonia’s founder, Yvon Chouinard, has been talking about vot[Read More]
by The Denver Egotist / September 9, 2020 /
Liquid Death Mountain Water is 100% mountain water from the Austrian Alps served in ice-cold sustainable cans that lets you murder your thirst. They've had a whole lot of great marketing over the years, including their latest — the Killer Baby Namer that seeks to unlock a greater future for humanity with names that guarantee success in life. Birthed by digital agency [Read More]
by The Denver Egotist / August 28, 2020 /
As if the global pandemic isn’t troubling enough, scam calls are on the rise and 91% of Canadians over the age of 55 believe they’re more vulnerable to fraud. So, in an effort to help people recognize scam calls in real time, HomeEquity Bank has launched ‘Catch The Scam’ — an online content series and masterclass teaching the finer points of[Read More]
