Max Lenderman points to a billboard created by TBWA/Vancouver which leveraged the unfortunate but dependable human propensity to steal stuff. The billboard was created for security company Black Tower Home Security and after enough people had stolen various items off the billboard, the headline, “People Steal,” was revealed aligning nicely with the Black Tower’s business proposition. Good stuff.
Stolen Billboard Items Reveal Message
Max Lenderman points to a billboard created by TBWA/Vancouver which leveraged the unfortunate but dependable human propensity to steal stuff. The billboard was created for security company Black Tower Home Security and after enough people had stolen various items off the billboard, the headline, “People Steal,” was revealed aligning nicely with the Black Tower’s business proposition. Good stuff.
Steve Hall
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