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Airmess or zheevhanshee? Duolingo offers a language course at New York Fashion Week
Goal: To promote language learning during a high-profile event.
Summary: Duolingo hosted a language course during the New York Fashion Week, aiming to engage attendees and promote their language learning platform in a trendy environment.
Duolingo Creates a Fashion Line for the Brands You Can’t Pronounce
Goal: To encourage app downloads through fashion-related language learning
Claim: Language is connected to so many passions
Media: Out-of-home advertising, YouTube, pop-up event
Summary: Duolingo is launching 'The Phonetic Collection' during New York Fashion Week, a campaign that creatively integrates language learning with fashion by featuring phonetic spellings of brand names on clothing items. The collection aims to attract attention and download of the Duolingo app by addressing common language mishaps in a fun way.
Can’t pronounce Hermès? Duolingo has something you can wear
Source: https://www.marketing-interactive.com/can-t-pronounce-hermes-duolingo-has-something-you-can-wear
Goal: To help wearers learn to pronounce fashion names correctly
Claim: Fashion can be a playful lesson in engaging with language
Media: Campaign imagery, OOH placements, pop-up events
Summary: Duolingo launched 'The phonetic collection' during New York Fashion Week, a fashion campaign designed to educate people on how to pronounce designer names correctly. The campaign addresses the disconnect between confidence and accuracy in pronouncing fashion names, presenting the phonetic spellings in a playful collection created with designer Megan O’Cain. The collection aims to engage wearers with fashion while highlighting the parallels between learning a new language and understanding fashion terminology.
Duolingo Creates a Fashion Line for the Brands You Can’t Pronounce
Goal: Encourage downloads of the Duolingo app by tying language learning to NYFW.
Claim: Language is connected to so many passions.
Media: Out-of-home campaign, YouTube, pop-up event
Summary: Duolingo has launched The Phonetic Collection, a capsule fashion line that humorously addresses the mispronunciation of well-known fashion brand names, coinciding with New York Fashion Week. Each piece features phonetic spellings of brands, aiming to engage audiences and encourage app downloads through language learning. The campaign includes an out-of-home advertising effort in New York City and a pop-up event.
BTS turns Google Gemini into an AI playground for ARMY
Source: https://www.marketing-interactive.com/bts-turns-google-gemini-into-an-ai-playground-for-army
Goal: To integrate BTS fandom into the Gemini app through interactive features
Claim: It starts with you
Media: Film, App features
Summary: Google Gemini has collaborated with BTS to create a series of interactive features within its AI app, aiming to engage the K-pop group's fans through music discovery, language learning, and real-time updates. The partnership is highlighted by a film showcasing BTS members using the app in various everyday contexts, and includes features like an emoji-based music quiz, a BTS news digest, and a language learning tool to help fans learn Korean phrases.
To enter the BTS world, just type 7777
Source: https://www.media-marketing.com/vijesti/za-ulazak-u-bts-svijet-dovoljno-je-upisati-7777/
Goal: Engage BTS fans with AI features
Claim: Enter BTS world by just typing 7777
Media: Mobile application
Summary: Google's campaign introduces the Gemini app's features tailored for BTS fans. Users can unlock four experiences by entering 'Unlock BTS' or '7777', including insights into BTS members' use of Gemini, a music guessing game, an informational hub with news and schedules, and a Korean language learning feature. Accompanying the launch is the film 'BTS & Gemini It Starts with You', showcasing the members in everyday situations.
