Lookie Lookie, Another Gleeful Low-Budget Marketing Campaign by Google

gmail_collabo_skyjump.png

It’s amazing to us the lengths some people will go to accommodate all the creativity Google allows them to employ.

Perhaps because the smug techies got bored with their hand puppets, the search engine/marketing mavens/whatever-else-have-you’s have launched a collaborative video campaign for Gmail. All you have to do is print out the little red envelope and send in a video of yourself passing it on in some creative way. If you express sufficient esprit de coeur, maybe they’ll add you to the final cut.

There are a few here.

In the end this is going to make a really neat (deliciously viral) ad that (once again) demonstrates with what ease Google can pwn its competitors by harnessing collaborative energy without the needless expense of an ad agency.

< / sarcasm >

Picture of Steve Hall

Steve Hall

RECENT ARTICLES

TRENDING AROUND THE WEB

People who care more about ambiance than food when they dine out often display these 8 traits

People who care more about ambiance than food when they dine out often display these 8 traits

Global English Editing

8 signs you’re not just aging well — you’re becoming the best version of yourself

8 signs you’re not just aging well — you’re becoming the best version of yourself

Global English Editing

7 traits of people who don’t feel the need to post their good deeds on social media, says psychology

7 traits of people who don’t feel the need to post their good deeds on social media, says psychology

Global English Editing

7 things people over 65 say that show they’re more emotionally intelligent than they let on

7 things people over 65 say that show they’re more emotionally intelligent than they let on

Global English Editing

People who avoid eye contact in conversations usually display these 8 traits (without realizing it)

People who avoid eye contact in conversations usually display these 8 traits (without realizing it)

Global English Editing

If you insert “I think” or “I feel” before opinions, psychology suggests these 7 traits are influencing how you communicate to avoid conflict

If you insert “I think” or “I feel” before opinions, psychology suggests these 7 traits are influencing how you communicate to avoid conflict

Global English Editing