This Kraft holiday display promoted a special offer in both English and Spanish that allowed consumers to redeem proofs-of-purchase for a cassette of Spanish Christmas songs. The voice chip was produced by DUCO Technologies, Henderson, Nev.
This cooler display made by Paul Flum Ideas Inc., St. Louis, targets the Hispanic and African American market and was designed for inner city c-stores.
Targeted for the gay market, this sign rotates on a center axis, creating visual interest. Motion and reflectivity work to convey a retro feel, reminiscent of the disco era.
The goal was to improve sales of every Motorola product being offered in Mexico while unifying the brand's image. The equipment is highly visible because it is lighted from the top with slim lamps. The clouds in the background are also backlit.
The display's background is a cool metallic blue-green to highlight the brand's signature packaging and logo color. Deep blue water droplets and a serene woman's face visually reinforce the message of better comfort and vision. The headline reads "You Deserve the Best, Ask About Biomedics."
, Cleveland, is targeting the African-American market with its Soul Kidz line, which features greeting cards with sepia-toned and spot-colored photographs of African-American children dressed in vintage 1930s clothing.
, Chicago, importer of Corona Extra and Corona Light, created a holiday promotion that it hopes helped light up retailer's sales. The promotion was highlighted by national cable and network television advertising beginning in December.