Check out this creative promotional package for Red Bull Cola. The promotional box is handmade and holds one Red Bull Cola along with its 17 natural ingredients. Who are the lucky ones to receive this limited gift box?

ZUJI, an online travel company, is committed to “helping holidays happen,” that is, saving you money so that you can do whatever you want during the festive season. How, you mask ask, is ZUJI accomplishing this? By selling beans, cheaply, lots and lots of beans. ZUJI wanted to sell everyday items at low prices so [...]

Street Attack is excited to announce the launch of our campaign with Ashoka Youth Venture to promote the Best Buy @15 Challenge! The competition promotes youth social entrepreneurship around the world. Online voting for the Youth Venture finalists starts today and continues through January 9, 2009. Fifteen winning teams will receive $10,000 each from the [...]

100,000 flowers descended upon Manhattan this past Monday, and we’re proud to say that we were a major part of the action. The Colombian flower association Ascoflores created the program to shed light on the fact that 95% of roses and the majority of carnations sold in the US come from Colombia. Street Attack was [...]

Pranksters caused quite a stir Wednesday morning when they distributed thousands of fake, but authentic-looking copies of the New York Times that declared, “IRAQ WAR ENDS.” The pranksters – who included a filmmaker, three Times employees and an art professor – funded the project through online donations. The papers are dated July 4, 2009 and [...]

Ogivly Action launched a clever public awareness campaign for MTV Switch about global warming. The agency created realistic inflatable hands holding a sign and placed them throughout canals in Amsterdam where water levels have been rising. Creepily effective.

To reach college students, The Economist gave over 20 Philadelphia pizzerias branded pizza boxes. The boxes feature pie charts that provide facts about pizza with a global perspective. The boxes all have the newspaper’s logo: “Get a world view. Read The Economist.”

Carnival Cruise Lines drew crowds of more than 2,500 people in Dallas when it dropped the world’s two largest beach balls off of the top of a parking structure. The balls measured 36 feet in diameter and broke the Guinness World Record. The event caught the attention of everyone from bloggers to broadcast journalists.

Red Bull hired Canadian design team Cocoon Branding to build a branded DJ table. The wooden table was crafted to resemble a bull. It has slots for vinyl records that double as vents for a laptop. The table also sports a certain manly addition underneath the table by the hole for electronic cords.

Greg Beauchamp has been making a political statement in Venice, California using — of all things — poop. Greg has been building small flags that say things like “McCain: Economic Policy” or “McCain: Healthcare Reform” and placing them in piles of dog poop throughout the city. While poop-flags may not be entering the mainstream media [...]