Dinner, Not Art

Kids the world over use Kraft’s macaroni noodles to create macaroni art. To stop wastage of its noodles, Kraft along with ad agency CP+B came up with an iPad app that allowed kids to create digital macaroni art. 🙂

The special ‘Dinner, Not Art’ app [iTunes Link] also donated 10 noodles to ‘Feeding America’ for every noodle used in the kids digital art, capped at 110 million noodles. The donation program is said to run till 31.12.2012. So if you would like to participate then head over to www.DinnerNotArt.com.

The “Whopper Lust” Challenge

Stare at a picture of a Whopper long enough and you’ll win one. That’s the premise of the new interactive TV campaign created by CP+B for Burger King. This seemingly endless interactive TV ad, actually was an entire dedicated TV channel on Direct TV channel 111. And for one week they gave away an unlimited number of Whoppers!

To win, one had to tune in and activate the Whopper Lust challenge…a 5 minute countdown would then start and you would have to watch a perfectly flamed grilled burger spin for 5 minutes. After which you would get a free burger, watch it for another 10 minutes and you would get two, 20 minutes and you get four…it was endless! 🙂

The catch however was, that during these minutes the TV would every now and then prompt you to hit various buttons on your remote. Miss one, and the clock would re-start, and you would loose that burger. Complete the challenge and you could claim the free burger right there on the TV. Simple, but powerfully engaging!

Since the launch of the challenge, Burger King has already given away over 50,000 burgers. At this rate, by the end of one week, over 800,000 minutes or 13,500 hours of pure Whopper TV would have been watched!

SAS “Up for Grabs”

To promote a million seat fare sale, Scandinavian Airlines via Crispin Porter Boglusky Stockholm ran a competition on Facebook where SAS fans could grab a free trip. All the fans had to do was make their profile pic into a custom made Up For Grabs image and simply post a matching image where they grab the trip on the SAS Facebook wall.

The campaign was against the Facebook promotional terms & conditions, so eventually it was shut down. But not before a winner was chosen!