Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi, Peru.
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Very creative, but do they ring your doorbell when they stick it on? I don’t make it a habit to look through my peephole randomly to see if anyone’s there. Plus, that sticker better come off clean, or I’d be ringing up the local Papa John’s to rip ‘em a new one.
i digg it: http://digg.com/design/Honey,_Pizza_is_here...
This is really clever – do they have team going around… where? and bt is right, i’d be inclined to get frisky if there’s residue
Hehe, like kids who sometimes ring and hide to see how neighbours curse and get mad.
I reckon, for this to work probably people would just open the doors and exit and discover this gimmick, and just then try to figure it out.
Cause nobody peeps accidentaly.
Clever, but how does this qualify as direct mail? This is guerilla marketing and has nothing to do with direct mail
Guide to burglary.
Step 1 – get one of these stickers.
Step 2 – stick on someone’s door.
Step 3 – Ring bell and duck out of sight.
Step 4 – when they open the door to explain that they didn’t order a pizza, smack round head with baseball bat.
That would make me SO SAD.
I’d be all, “YES WHO ORDERED PIZZA THIS IS AWESOME!” and then open the door, break down and cry in a fetal position.
Then I’d have my hubby order pizza.
But I’d cry until the pizza man got there.
can i get this with Death?
I’m with John. I see this as potentially causing Pap Johns to get sued should someone be hurt or even worse die as a result of opening the door because of this.
the peep hole is a security feature, covering it up for reasons of advertisement kinda rubs me the wrong way. the idea is neat though.
What does that promote?
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very creative..haha..