Marketing as an Art

Dyson has taught its vacuum cleaners to "paint over" the areas you've already cleaned! To do this, buy a vacuum cleaner with a special attachment for your phone - and watch your progress in augmented reality! 🧹 Marketing as an art

Crocs continue to make all sorts of collabs. After Shrek, Cars and Harry Potter, the turn has come to Spider-Man. It's time to announce the battle of the fans, for the most popular Crocs.🕷 Marketing as an art

The unexpected collab of Duolingo and Nike Sneaker fans are waiting for a cherished message about a new drop. Duolingo users are not waiting for a notification from the app. On this basis, a collab happened. You have to study 21 consecutive days in Duolingo since the launch of the promotion and get sneakers from the limited collection. 👟 Marketing as an art

A sweater with a pocket for those who can't live without their fluffy cat for five minutes. Even a window for the muzzle was made so that the kitty wouldn't miss something interesting. 🐱 Marketing as an art

You can't do anything for your customers Here, for example, the owner of the Dicos burger shop in China brilliantly imitates a robot. The customers love it. 🤖 Marketing as an art

An unexpected collab from Marvel and Coca-Cola. The companies have released an interesting promo that tells us about the new limited edition soda cans. 🧋 Marketing as an art

No one has ever shown the competitive advantages of this product in such a competitive way. I'm sorry, but different products need advertising. 😂 Marketing as an art

Louis Vuitton presented a suitcase for the medals of the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris LVMH Holding has entered the Olympics, as we like to say, for all the dough. Not long ago they presented the medals, and now it came to the suitcase. Honestly, we are afraid to even imagine the cost of such a partnership. 🏅🥇 Marketing as an art

🙌 This is what negativity in the comments looks like off the internet Phenomenal in concept fashion show of AVAVAV brand clothing Marketing as an art

🙄 Chinese Starbucks has invented haram coffee with pork flavor. The reviews are purely positive: sweet and sour taste with notes of meat sauce and coffee. Marketing as an art