When most people look at a pile of construction rubble, they see an eyesore. On the other hand, creative marketers see rubble as the latest way to promote their products! Take a look at this amazing and hilarious promotion put together by a company selling jigsaw puzzles. The company created a massive 3D model of their 1000-piece puzzle box, then smacked it right dab in the middle of a pile of concrete rubble. This display gave the illusion that the concrete chunks were actually part of a puzzle to be put together! This larger than life promo had plenty of people stopping to see what was going on. The Ravensburger Puzzle Company gained a huge amount of exposure for their products and put a smile on a lot of faces.

Next time, this company might opt for a smaller promotional desktop puzzle if they want to target specific prospects. With the right promotional products, any company can create funny and attention-grabbing campaigns that put their products and services in the spotlight.

I wouldn’t find this funny if it was my car, but actually it’s hysterical. Don’t worry those aren’t real baseballs, it’s just a promotional sticker.

I thought this was a unique way to promote the movie Kung Fu Panda. When you use the surrounding environment in your promotions they are much more effective. Not only does this promotion use the promotional poster, it also incorporates the “glass” casing that the poster is in.

So you think you have skills on the road huh? Well now it’s time to test them out with this clever Mini Cooper bathroom promotion. It’s really amazing what you can do with a few promotional stickers and a urinal.

This is a really funny means of promotions! Casinò di Venezia of Italy decorated the baggage conveyor belt at the airport in order to promote their brand. By using creative guerilla marketing they captured the well-known casino game of roulette in order to motivate travelers to visit their casino.

These posters weren’t the only thing that was hung in the men’s bathrooms of the ritzy Sofitel Queenstown Hotel in New Zealand.  At least according to the Ican models who seem to be very impressed with the hotel’s male clientele.  I’m not sure if they are directly advertising anything, but I’m sure at the very least it caused the men to chuckle and feel good about themselves.  I’m just surprised didn’t seek a sponsor to commission the posters and slap their brand name on them.

I guess when it comes to guerrilla marketing nothing is out of bounds. This promotion for Jobs In Town was a great way to get a message across.