This is dope. (Yes, I just said dope.) Kaiser Chiefs are giving fans the opportunity to create their own album by selecting 10 of their 20 songs, design the album cover, and even have their own webpage to promote their version. To top if off, the sites interaction design is radical.

You know, Lowe’s really has a nice jingle. 

I would say that 99% of the time, Bed Bath & Beyond emails that land in my account get deleted before ever being opened. In fact, I couldn’t even tell you why I’m signed up for BB&B emails (they probably made me supply my email at point of sale sometime years ago and I never got around to unsubscribing). This particular email, though, proves that subject line content really can beg the viewer to open. (Of course I need to disclaim this by saying I’m a marketer and pay attention to this type of thing). Nonetheless, I found the subject of this email to be most entertaining and interesting due to it’s presumptuous nature. I opened the email purely to see if what drew me in actually matched the content within. This email was about aerobed inflatable mattresses. Snooze. While I’m not in need, I did open the email. Good job, subject line copywriter. 

Nothing but web. Ahhh Technology. Making improvements every day. Love the idea, in theory. Would be interested to check it out.

Pure. Simple. Brilliant.

As a Daddy’s girl, I have to say this is probably one of my new favorite commercials.

Great ad as seen on the exit door of a women’s bathroom at Citi Field. I can confidently say every woman has been in this position. Loved the relevancy.

Nike ad made from 100% recycled ads, including Nike’s first “Just Do It” advertisement that debuted on July 1, 1988. Love it.