Love these. Just love ’em.  Caveman on TV. Caveman at a party.  Caveman at the airport. And he’s pretty miffed in each.

This online viral for Nokia pits your right hand against the left in an epic online battle… to hold Nokia’s new cell phone. My right hand won, hands down. What does that say about me, I wonder?
Credit to Nokia & Lowe Canada. Post ripped from Angela at Adrants.

Progressive actions go along way with consumers. Companies must stand for more than a place for people to work and making some money. Lifting your brand to a cause, something for people to look to or feel proud to be a part of, can pay off well in the end. Some companies set up foundations; some just simply contribute money to a worthwhile charity of choice. Some can get creative about it…

Starbucks has launched a new campaign for their holiday blends. In the true spirt of the holidays, instead of spending budget toward bus shelters or billboards, Starbucks is giving out thousands of sweet gestures (in NY its MetroCards, Chicago gets free movie passes, etc) along with numbered pay-it-foward cards. As people recieve they can log when and where they got the card then give it again. Individuals can track how far and wide their gesture ventures. Check it out – half social experiment and half buzz campaign!!

www.itsredagain.com

http://www.cheerpass.com/

Google and YouTube have enjoyed the success of becoming part of the vernacular of American culture. For advertising spots and campaigns similar success metrics are evident when celebs, comedians, or in this case Andy Dick are found doing spoofs of your ad. Kudos to Gap for finding relevance and creating an interest within its market.