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July 08, 2005
How to shift an automobile marketing campaign into high gear using flash mobs
Posted by Dominic Basulto
BrandWeek has a cool story about Ford Motor's creative use of flash mobs to promote its new $18,000 Fusion compact car:
"Ford's effort will use text messaging to give last-minute locales and times for a series of unannounced multi-city concerts featuring emerging artists like Jermaine Dupri, Yellowcard and Fat Joe. The effort, Fusion Flash Concerts, a collaboration with Sony Pictures Digital and JWT, features ten artists doing concerts in ten markets starting next week in New York City followed by Atlanta mid-month... Ads in New York City subways and in phone booths as well as national and local alternative papers will promote."
The Ford Fusion Web site is also building buzz with a collaborative photo-sharing page and a viral e-mail marketing campaign.
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