Return of Tampons Celebrated, Holiday Cards Feed America

Steve Hall

Dec. 01, 2012
1 min read

– Lowe Roche Toronto is launching and Endless Celebration to tout the return of…o.b. Ultra absorbancy tampons. Yea, seriously.

– Colle+McVoy is selling special occasion cards for $14.99 with proceeds going to Feeding America.

– Check out Yoke’s Ad-Vent calendar which, each day, will feature one of the best (in Yoke’s eyes) ads or branded content from all over the world.

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