1/ The "Red Bull Girls" In the 1980s, Red Bull hired female models to hand out free cans to its target audience: 18 to 35-year-old males. From parties to libraries, this strategy put Red Bull on the map. All because they went to their audience, not the other way around.
2/ The London Trashing
In the late 1980s, they went around London putting empty Redbulls: • into several trash cans • around nightclubs It built an illusion of popularity and made an impression on its customers.
3/ The Flugtag Event First held in 1992, competitors try to fly their own machines at this event! Now, this flying event has reached: 35 cities globally 200,000+ attendees With this Flugtag event, Red Bull got both brand alignment and exposure.
5/ The "Can You Make It?" Contest 200+ teams From 60+ countries With 7 days to travel across Europe The twist? No money. They can only use cans of Red Bull as currency. It got cancelled the last few times, but maybe I’ll see you there in 2023?
That’s all the examples I have! And you might have noticed that each of them shares a few features:
1/ brand alignment
2/ cost-effectiveness
3/ crazy potential for exposure
ကြော်ညာ တွေဆိုတာ အောက် ပြတဲ့ ဟာတွေဖြစ်တယ်။ ကလစ်ပြီး သူတို့ website မှာ အနဲဆုံး ၁ minute လောက်နေပေးပါ
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