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Monday, June 12, 2006

lasers

Not news or anything, but why can't there please be more lasers in and around London? After all, they are still very very cool.

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This laser at Greenwich shines along the Prime Meridian, GMT +00:00.

It's obvious what it denotes, and very memorable. If I was a brand, I would try develop a strategy that was long lasting and true to my product, and find ways to be useful and interesting like this Greenwich laser.

E.g. If I was a brand that was about booze, bars and mainstream kind of clubbing, I would put a huge laser in Leicester Sq, or a big laser on top of CentrePoint (very visible building in Soho, used for navigation) that pointed to different nightspots. I would then extend this strategy to other cities/countries, so people looking for a this kind of thing could just get to any city, and follow the huge red laser toward guaranteed good times.
posted by dead insect at 12:36 AM

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