Filed under: • Airport Media, • Bookmarks, • Custom Media | Tags: airport advertising, bookmarks, custom media, national campaigns, rogers
During a new initiative at Mango Moose Media we produced and distributed some bookmarks for Rogers Wireless long distance plans.
Bookmarks were distributed at retail outlets in all major airports across Canada. Whenever someone bought a book or magazine they were given a Rogers Wireless bookmark encouraging them to call home for less while traveling.
Filed under: • Street Teams | Tags: cosmetics, smashbox, street teams, TIFF, Toronto International Film Festival
The Smashbox promotion, strategically planned around Toronto International Film Festival, focused on classic
beauty and the allure of getting a makeover in the city by a top cosmetics brand.
While inviting women to get makeovers inside the Smashbox trailer, the lovely street team handed out samples of Smashbox Photo Finish Foundation Primer and makeup face cards.
Have a look at some of the photos from the promotion below.
Filed under: • Photo Booth | Tags: Brock University, Interactive, Ontario University Fair, Photo Booth, students
For the Ontario Universities’ Fair Mango Moose Media and Target Communications created an interactive photo booth for Brock University.
The booth allowed students to take a photo of their face beside an image related to their program of interest. It was a way to add a little fun to the process of getting a program outline.
The photo booth was a hit with staff, students, and their parents over the three days of the Universities’ Fair.
Take a look at some of the photos below.
Filed under: • Sidewalk Chalk Ads | Tags: aids, aids walk for life, hiv, scotiabank, sidewalk chalk
On September 13th Mango Moose Media was fortunate enough to be apart of a campaign for the Scotiabank Aids Walk for Life.
Working with Toronto ad agency, Bensimon Byrne, we were able to put a creative spin on sidewalk chalk. By placing a large chalk application at the starting line of the Walk for Life we were able to show that it takes millions to help find a cure for aids.
You can watch the video of all the action here and take a look at some of the photos from the day below.
Feel free to visit www.aidswalkforlifetoronto.ca for more information on the AIDS Walk For Life or to make a donation.
Filed under: • New Media | Tags: follow, mango moose media, social networking, twitter, upcoming campaigns
Mango Moose Media is now on Twitter!
Follow us and our upcoming campaigns at
Filed under: • Sidewalk Chalk Ads | Tags: aids charity walk, sidewalk chalk
We’re you at the AIDS Walk for Life this past weekend? Because we were!
Check back soon for details on our latest campaign for the Scotiabank AIDS WALK FOR LIFE!
Filed under: • Sidewalk Chalk Ads | Tags: calgary, chalk art, chalk stencils, dvd launch, fast and furious, future shop, Montreal, national campaign, sidewalk chalk, Toronto
On Sunday, July 27th the Fast & Furious Future Shop stencil campaign started in Calgary, Toronto, and Montreal. A total of 15 stores were selected to have the stencils displayed in front of their doors for three weeks.
Check out the pictures below to see a really creative looking chalk stencil!
Filed under: • Street Teams | Tags: BitDefender, media, street teams, testimonials
Be sure to check out our updated media page with a new testimonial from BitDefender.
Click here to read up on how we made it a success.
Filed under: • Postering & Poster Sniping | Tags: Booty Camp Fitness, fitness, National postering, Poster Sniping
Throughout the summer Mango Moose Media has been posting Booty Camp Fitness posters across Canada.
We’ve blitzed the country from coast to coast encouraging women to get fit and have fun with Booty Camp Fitness.
Here are some samples of the posters.
Filed under: • Custom Media, • Media Dedicated Vehicles, • Street Teams | Tags: Blue Jays, car wraps, Casino Rama, custom media, Media Dedicated Vehicles, Mini Coopers, street teams, Vote for Excitement
For the past two months this summer Casino Rama ran a campaign encouraging you to vote “yes” or “no” to excitement. The campaign included TV, radio, and one fun and entertaining guerrilla component.
For 8 weeks over the summer two wrapped Mini Coopers drove around select events and locations to promote the campaign. Each Mini was equipped with a megaphone that encouraged passersby to vote “Yes” or “No” to excitement.
To accompany the guerrilla campaign there was also a one day street team component during a Blue Jays game. A total of 13 street team reps along with the “Yes” and “No” guys took over the Rogers Centre. With “Yes” and “No” buttons in hand, they encouraged fans to vote for excitement at one of the nearby booths.
The end result? You voted “yes” to excitement! Check out the video here.
