Posted by Sander Janssen on October 30, 2009 No comments yet
Again new ads in the ‘get a mac’ series, personally I don’t think they are as good, except for the first one. I don’t know if I’m biased because I’m a mac user myself, but you have to admit they got a point…
Posted by Sander Janssen on August 11, 2009 3 comments
A couple of days ago Bert posted a viral called ‘Megawoosh’. First of all he thought it was a viral for ‘Projectbuero Kammerl’. They’ve built the most unusual waterslide in the world, and Bruno Kammerl was looking for investors to expand the Megaswoosh project. Check the video below where he explains the philosophy behind his projects.
The video became an enormous succes on the internet, since the launch on the 3d of August the video has already been watched 1,4 million times according to viraltracker. That’s an amazing result. On August 8th it was viewed 275000 times. Today views are starting to decrease, but it’s still doing good!
Offcourse everybody started to realize there is something fishy about this project. Like Bert said: “real or not, I can’t tell”. Some days later everybody concluded this video was a FAKE!
But who made it? Where’s the company who can take credit for this one?
On August 6th the official Megawoosh website changed…. and on top of the website we could all see this logo:
This video is actually an ad for Microsoft Office Project 2007. That’s a pretty funny catch, don’t you think?
The last years I’ve heard a lot of people screaming on their blogs and websites that viral doesn’t work anymore. Well I think Microsoft proved them wrong. Hopefully though they wil keep it with this good one, and don’t screw it with a series of bad virals.
Company: Microsoft Agency: MRM Worldwide Country: Germany
I’m sorry Sander, I know you’re a die-hard Apple-fan, but this ad of Microsoft is hilarious!
Check it out how Microsoft promotes the new Office-package.
Creative and impressive!
This is an impressive ad for the new Adobe CS4 creative suite. I’m not sure what to think of it. But it surely has some really impressive computer/visual effects in it, and isn’t this what Adobe products are all about?