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This Idea Really Blows–But in a Good Way

tissue-mango.jpgOh my goodness. So many nasal/ad lingo puns, I just don’t know where to start.


This is nothing to sneeze at. Forget wanting eyeballs—they want noses. This isn’t a bind-in media, it’s a blow-in media.


Okay, I’m done with that. I think.


Toronto’s Achoo Media launched a new product earlier this week, tissue pack advertising. And why not? As we continue to barrel through the cold and flu season, everybody has a pack on their person, so it seems like a good way to hit consumers where they sniffle.


The 4.5″ x 3.5″ packs are custom printed and designed to be used as handouts by street teams or as freebies in direct mail campaigns.


Ray Wali, president and managing director of Achoo’s parent firm Mango Moose Inc., described the packets as a good replacement for the “mundane flyer.” (No offense to the flyer distributors of the world meant, I’m sure.)


Custom printed tissue pack advertising are already common in Japan, a success he hopes to duplicate in North America, he said.


To put its money where it’s, um, nose is, Mango Moose is using the media to promote the agency by dropping 10,000 packs to agencies, and another 10,000 via a trade magazine. Another 5,000 were also sent via direct mail. The cycle will be repeated in February.


Another Mango division, GiftOfGolf.ca, will be distributing 150,000 of the packets via street teams starting in May, just before Father’s Day.

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  1. we have a client in the medical field that would be interested in using this tissue product as inserts.

  2. Brilliance for free; your parents must be a sweetheart and a certified gneius.

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This Idea Really Blows–But in a Good Way

tissue-mango.jpgOh my goodness. So many nasal/ad lingo puns, I just don’t know where to start.


This is nothing to sneeze at. Forget wanting eyeballs—they want noses. This isn’t a bind-in media, it’s a blow-in media.


Okay, I’m done with that. I think.


Toronto’s Achoo Media launched a new product earlier this week, tissue pack advertising. And why not? As we continue to barrel through the cold and flu season, everybody has a pack on their person, so it seems like a good way to hit consumers where they sniffle.


The 4.5″ x 3.5″ packs are custom printed and designed to be used as handouts by street teams or as freebies in direct mail campaigns.


Ray Wali, president and managing director of Achoo’s parent firm Mango Moose Inc., described the packets as a good replacement for the “mundane flyer.” (No offense to the flyer distributors of the world meant, I’m sure.)


Custom printed tissue pack advertising are already common in Japan, a success he hopes to duplicate in North America, he said.


To put its money where it’s, um, nose is, Mango Moose is using the media to promote the agency by dropping 10,000 packs to agencies, and another 10,000 via a trade magazine. Another 5,000 were also sent via direct mail. The cycle will be repeated in February.


Another Mango division, GiftOfGolf.ca, will be distributing 150,000 of the packets via street teams starting in May, just before Father’s Day.

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Related Topics: Thought Balloon - Creative, Thought Balloon - Advertising/Media, Thought Balloon, General

2 Comments to “This Idea Really Blows–But in a Good Way”

  1. we have a client in the medical field that would be interested in using this tissue product as inserts.

  2. Brilliance for free; your parents must be a sweetheart and a certified gneius.

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