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This sign from Qatar is definitely the first of it’s kind anyone’s every seen!
It’s a sign-billboard for a hair dresser saloon for men, suitably named Saloon 2010, because it’s got a futuristic theme.
Instead of just informing customers that they can get free Internet access with a haircut, they’ve embedded some PCs and keyboards into the metal works.
Surely, that way, everyone will understand, right?
It’s all very ugly, but very funny.
Still, Saloon 2010 must take some credit for being the first hair dresser worldwide to use actual PCs embedded in a sign to promote it’s services.
Via [Talasim].
September 8th, 2006
A French marketing firm, TriBeCa, ran this promotion for LEE jeans, to promote the opening of a LEE store.
As you can see, it’s a ’street campaign’ in which jeans are placed over parking meters and hung from wires above the streets, and there are other implementations in this campaign which you can see at Marketing-Alternatif.
Take a look at the hanging jeans on laundry wires. The first thing that came to my mind was that many streets in Arab capitals already have laundry hanging like that. They’re part of daily life. So, I doubt anyone will look up to see such a promotion
Via [BreifBlog].
September 8th, 2006

STOP. National Day Against Smoking - Brazil.
Agency: Full Jazz (Brasil)
Via [Ads Of The World]
September 1st, 2006

Imagine what a bit of paint can do
Agency Spenat (Sweden).
Via [Ads of The World].
August 31st, 2006

The Turks have already received several mentions on AdBlogArabia with their impressive outdoor ideas like Renault Megane, Nescafe Mug and Book-Benches.
Here’s another one. It’s a wall panel with a model of a Formula 1 car on it!
The advertisement is by Petrol Ofisi, one of Turkey’s biggest fuel companies, who is the main sponsor of the Turkish F1 Grand Prix held in Istanbul this week. The agency is Alametifarika.
Via [MarcomTurkiye].
August 31st, 2006



Orbit leaves your mouth feeling clean
Another impressive outdoor implementation from Prague, Czech Republic.
It seems like an interesting city for outdoor advertising fans to visit!
Via [Advertising/Design Goodness].
August 30th, 2006

Giant billboard on a major Beirut highway
Yes, we said that we rarely blog about alcohol advertising at AdBlogArabia.
But this is irresistible.
It’s so true. Bombed bridges, no problem, Lebanon keeps walking.
Via [Beirut Spring].
August 28th, 2006
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