Extremely Creative Advertisements on the Streets of Türkiye

With an extraordinary approach clever and brave These advertisements are often seen on the streets and can actually enable businesses to achieve great success, sometimes with small budgets.

This content, in which we compile the creative advertisements that appear on the streets of Türkiye, the first and second parts you can take a look at:

Sephora announced the opening of its largest store in Turkey with a store dressed in the shape of a giant Sephora bag.

Omo, on the other hand, managed to attract attention with its advertising work emphasizing recycling.

A giant straw In this outdoor advertising, which they shaped into a slide and placed next to a trash can, the brand called for recycling.

Rinso also dressed up an apartment building as a stained T-shirt to promote his new product.

Similarly, Profilo once turned a building into a giant washing machine.

Signal had done a successful job by featuring the smiles of real customers on its billboards.

People who want to take part in the boards can use Signal. “Beautiful in Every Way” Signal, who shares smiling poses on billboards in the shooting area called a positive perception of beauty He says he aims to create.

Maret must have managed to attract attention with a giant sausage egg placed on the billboard.

DYO also brought colors to the streets with this advertisement.

Do any of you remember Coca-Cola’s cute polar bear? He also appeared on the streets at one point.

Garanti produced a remarkable work with its 3D advertisement for Bonus at the Kadıköy ferry port.

Yumoş really did guerrilla marketing justice with its “Yumoş Sokak” project.

Another successful guerrilla marketing effort by Yumoş:

Turkcell has shown very well that it understands young people thanks to its “Exam Stress Relief Stop”.

McDonald’s managed to attract attention with its light show on the Bosphorus and deserved praise.

Yemeksepeti managed to kill two birds with one stone by putting its delivery robot into operation at Akasya AVM.

On the one hand, Yemeksepeti announced that it would adapt to technology, and on the other hand, this robot walking around the shopping mall was seen by consumers. clever guerilla marketing He had also done it.

Which guerrilla marketing effort was your favorite?

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