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Scented Bus Stops 
Arcade Marketing Inc., in tandem with the California MilkProcessor Board, is putting up a new type of advertisement atbus stops that emit the smell of chocolate chip cookies.The ad, which will be placed at five bus stops in downtownSan Francisco, utilizes the company's technology calledMagniScent®, which disseminates smell viascent-infused adhesives affixed to the inside of the busshelters and undersides of the benches.While scent-based advertisements have been used in magazines, it's supposedly a first foroutdoor advertising. Though, I swear some fast-food burger joints deliberately pump burgersmoke outside just to get me to walk in!Interesting that the Milk Board would use cookie smell to attract attention to milk.
Source: Strange New Products 
Ads by Consumers 
Maybe the writers finally ran out of ideas for the MasterCard "Priceless" ads. That's what it lookedlike earlier this year when they sat an actor down in a chair and had him type out empty spaces,inviting viewers to try filling in the blanks themselves.Apparently, the ad copywriters were just up with the latest fashion.This is the moment of in-your-hands consumer advertising -- the kind generated by the massesrather than for the masses. From Emerald Nuts' make-your-own contest to Mozilla FireFox'sposting of consumer-produced spots at firefoxflicks.com, the creative directors seem to behanding over the work to us common folk.There's marketing powerhouse Procter & Gamble, responsible for such memorable ad icons asFolger's Mrs. Olson and "99 and 44/100 % pure'' Ivory soap, offering a $1,000 prize to food-service professionals who can come up with the best pitch for the Dawn Grease Fighting Arsenalused in cafeterias and restaurant kitchens.All these efforts to encourage consumer-generated marketing may look like a cheap trick to getfree ideas, but advertising executives say there's more to it. What's actually happening is theindustry is trying to plug into a very connected online audience that has little patience fortraditional ads.
Source: Post-Gazette.com 
 
Child's Ad 
Buyjake.com is a website set up by a mother who thinks her child is so cute that companies willwant to put their logos on his clothing or him for $100 000 a year. “I will dress in your company’sprovided apparel (and sport a tattoo!) everywhere I go for the amount of time chosen. Want me to
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