4 Jun 2011
Adzookie
The History of Advertising Trust Twitter stream recently brought this initiative to my attention from mobile advertising firm Adzookie. Essentially they will pay your mortgage if you agree to have this garish design slapped onto the external walls of your home. However, in the current downturn, and with people struggling to avoid repossessions, they may have hit upon the Brickad solution for our times. As they say on their site:
“If you’re prepared for the bright colors and stares from neighbors just complete the submission form below.”
Any takers?
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