Firms Pays Consumers to Wear Tattoo Ads

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Now added to the Xvertising list is Tattoovertising. TatAd will pay consumers to wear a tattoo and become walking billboard for products. The company matches people based on where they live and their lifestyle with marketers who have expressed an interest in the medium.

Those selected will then be tattooed with the logo of the advertiser.

The company reports 800 sign ups. There’d probably be a lot more if the sign up process wasn’t so cumbersome and illogical.

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