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22nd April 2021
Here at Igloo we’re all for a little bit of friendly competition, which is why we launched our Photo of the Month contest. You may have spotted…
In the world of marketing, there’s an unrelenting focus on the new, the different, and the next big thing.
My advice to clients is, yes, definitely, let’s push the boundaries. But let’s be sure not to neglect the tried, the trusted and the sure-fire winners.
Because, often, the best way to use a brand-new marketing technology is to apply it to an age-old marketing technique.
A great example is the way that marketers have traditionally sold high-quality products and heritage brands, which is to convince people of the work that went into creating them (think of any Jack Daniels advertisement, and you will know what I mean).
If you’re interested in finding out more about how to use Shared VR to bring this 100-year-old technique up to date, we’ve created this whitepaper with more details and recommendations - and three powerful case study examples.
And, of course, if you’re thinking of using Shared VR in your marketing, we’d love to talk through the options and opportunities.
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22nd April 2021
Here at Igloo we’re all for a little bit of friendly competition, which is why we launched our Photo of the Month contest. You may have spotted…

30th June 2021
If you caught our last blog post, you’ll have seen we were gearing up for ISE London 2021: a much (much, much) smaller affair than the edition…

19th April 2022
Brainstorming isn’t a particularly new concept. In fact, the format came about from an advertising executive back in the 1940s. And, while …