Jimmy John’s Wants To Buy You A House So They Can Deliver You A Sandwich in New Campaign from Boulder’s WorkInProgress

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]
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New Work Via Boulder’s WorkInProgress Lets You Order Village Inn Breakfast from Bed

by The Denver Egotist / June 25, 2019 /
To introduce the public to their new breakfast delivery service, (the 61-year-old restaurant chain) Village Inn recruited the help of WorkInProgress who created a limited number of a one-of-a-kind smart alarm clocks — with a Village Inn breakfast order button.

The agency took it a step further in building an Alexa Skill, so every Village Inn fan can order breakfast in the future from the comf[Read More]
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Badger & Winters Launches #NoKidsinCages Campaign to End Family Separation

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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Shopping at The Colon Care Co-op, Eh?

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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6th Annual Boulder Block Party

by Egotist / June 7, 2019 /
The jam's next Thursday, June 13th, starting at 6pm. 11 agencies are participating and all proceeds fund EFAA in Boulder. Get your tix here.
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CDOT Says Click It For Quick Trips – Via Denver’s Amelie

by Egotist / June 5, 2019 /
While doing research for CDOT’s annual seat belt campaign, Amelie found a striking disparity: drivers were less likely to buckle up when driving short distances, even though that’s when most accidents occur. They put the quick trips drivers make to grab everyday items in their sights, positioning the items themselves as the direct cause for dangerous collisions. The agency created outdoor, social, ambient a[Read More]
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Madwell Brings Visible to the Wild Through Denver Activation

by The Denver Egotist / May 29, 2019 /
Verizon-backed all-digital phone service Visible has brought a 12-foot-tall blue smiley face to town. As part of the Denver-based company’s “Visible in the Wild” activation, the giant emoticon appeared outside Union Station, where it spent one weekend before moving to its new home on the 16th Street Mall.

The activation, called out for exactly wh[Read More]
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