Banner ads on Flies

This is a video of some of German company at a trade show that has attached tiny banner advertisements to flies and set them loose on unsuspecting visitors.

The weight keeps the flies at a lower altitude and forces them to rest more often, which is a stroke of genius on the part of the marketing creatives: the flies end up at about eye level, and whenever a fly is forced to land and recover, the banner is clearly visible. What’s more, the zig-zagging of the fly naturally attracts the attention because of its rapid movement.

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October 30, 2009 - Ads, Latest    
Author: Shan Tara

2 Responses to “Banner ads on Flies”

  1. Sylvie Charlois Says:

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  2. Lyndon Kanehl Says:

    Banner advertisement is perhaps the oldest and most common mode of advertisement in the world wide web (www). In its simplest form – it acts like a billboard, spreading a promotional message and helping interested visitors to jump to relevant web-site.

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