Dial Gets Men Dirty. Then Cleans Them Up

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OK so it’s not at all as witty and goofy as Old Spice but perhaps that’s the point. After all, Dial is a pretty staid brand so we can’t get too wild here. Oh but wait! We can. And that’s just what Red Tettmer + Partners did for Dial for Men.

The agency crafted and event called Camp Dirt, a three day event where men can go and do what men…um, boys…do best: get dirty doing things like sliding down a mud pile, drag racing bulldozers, digging with dynamite and playing paintball.

Oh yes. Get these men seriously dirty and then give them some Dial to clean them up. The event will be held August 26-28 in Granby, Colorado.

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