http://www.lafra.it/2007/10/30/street-marketing-francese-bebe-surgele/ ****************************************** LaFra nel web, Francesca Casadei all'anagrafe, Digital Strategist in ufficio. Qualcuno mi definisce anomala, altri istrionica, altri geek, altri bionda. Qui trovate tutte le "me" possibili Mon, 05 Dec 2011 11:35:20 +0100 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 http://www.lafra.it/2007/10/30/street-marketing-francese-bebe-surgele/#comment-3846 Coolz0r Marketing Thoughts | adverlicio.us | online advertising archive Wed, 14 Nov 2007 16:13:01 +0000 http://www.lafra.it/2007/10/30/street-marketing-francese-bebe-surgele/#comment-3846 <!--%kramer-ref-pre%-->[...] logo. That said, for a home made stunt, the creator did manage to email quite a lot of ad sites [here, here, here, and many others]. The reverse-shoplifting scenario has been played well, the seeding [...]<!--%kramer-ref-post%--> [...] logo. That said, for a home made stunt, the creator did manage to email quite a lot of ad sites [here, here, here, and many others]. The reverse-shoplifting scenario has been played well, the seeding [...]

]]> http://www.lafra.it/2007/10/30/street-marketing-francese-bebe-surgele/#comment-3550 Coolz0r - Marketing Thoughts » Frozen Babies Guerrilla Fri, 02 Nov 2007 01:24:54 +0000 http://www.lafra.it/2007/10/30/street-marketing-francese-bebe-surgele/#comment-3550 [...] logo. That said, for a home made stunt, the creator did manage to email quite a lot of ad sites [here, here, here. The reverse-shoplifting scenario has been played well, the seeding too. But why would [...] [...] logo. That said, for a home made stunt, the creator did manage to email quite a lot of ad sites [here, here, here. The reverse-shoplifting scenario has been played well, the seeding too. But why would [...]

]]> http://www.lafra.it/2007/10/30/street-marketing-francese-bebe-surgele/#comment-3552 Stratégies - Toute l'actualité des blogs en continu... Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.lafra.it/2007/10/30/street-marketing-francese-bebe-surgele/#comment-3552 <!--%kramer-pre%-->you to the way of a subliminal commercial, the clip itself doesn’t. I don’t really see any subliminal messages in it except for a glimps of the YouTube logo. That said, for a home made stunt, the creator did manage to email quite a lot of ad sites [here, here, here. The reverse-shoplifting scenario has been played well, the seeding too. But why would this clip be removed from all of the video sites (including Yahoo and AOL video) if it is but a truthful awareness campaign? Good question. I ripped the<!--%kramer-post%--> you to the way of a subliminal commercial, the clip itself doesn’t. I don’t really see any subliminal messages in it except for a glimps of the YouTube logo. That said, for a home made stunt, the creator did manage to email quite a lot of ad sites [here, here, here. The reverse-shoplifting scenario has been played well, the seeding too. But why would this clip be removed from all of the video sites (including Yahoo and AOL video) if it is but a truthful awareness campaign? Good question. I ripped the

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