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Written on December 19th, 2011 by Jon and filed in purple frog news
What a surprise! Although all the judges enjoyed the M&S pie, it didn’t manage to beat Sainsburys’ Taste the Difference mince pies (as tested on Friday), leading it to fall into a disappointing, and non-traditional, third place. M&S really emphasise the traditional side of Christmas in their mince pie packaging with a lesson on the [...]
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Written on November 16th, 2011 by Jon and filed in Jon Butler's Blog
For us at Purple Frog the phrase ‘going down the tubes’ has a new meaning because last week on the 9th November, we spent the entire day doing just that and it was all my fault… erm, I mean idea.
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Written on October 6th, 2011 by Jon and filed in digital marketing, social media marketing
Foursquare. For those who are unfamiliar with it, Foursquare is a smartphone-based game. With social media elements similar to that of Facebook and Twitter, it allows you to visit and ‘Check-in’ at locations across the globe, earning points for doing so.
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Written on October 5th, 2011 by Jon and filed in siemens case studies
At the cutting edge of innovation for over 160 years, Siemens has an enviable reputation as one of the world’s leading manufacturers of premium household technology.
A key marketing strategy for Siemens is the trade-in promotion – highlighting the improved performance and energy-savings that modern Siemens appliances can bring to the home.
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Written on September 26th, 2011 by Jon and filed in siemens featured work
The brief was to build upon the groundwork put in by Purple Frog during the course of 2010 which began to increase consumer awareness, while implementing a new brand design aesthetic. A link to the current television advertising campaign was a mandatory element for the press campaign.
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#McDstories – McDonald’s first Twitter crisis of 2012?
On 18th January McDonald’s started a twitter campaign to promote the brand’s guarantee of fresh produce with the hashtags #MeetTheFarmers and #McDstories. The wholesomeness of the campaign’s intentions soon crashed and burnt as consumers started to supply their own #McDstories (and comments). Topics covered included the meat content, McDonald’s horror stories – such as fingernails [...]
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