
HUPALUPA turns the toy shelf into a pre-purchase experience area
HUPALUPA STORE Experience Area establishes a retail layout where children try different toys before buying and families observe play preferences.

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HUPALUPA STORE Experience Area establishes a retail layout where children try different toys before buying and families observe play preferences.

Istanbul Modern, in collaboration with NESCAFÉ Gold and Migros, has gathered two years of productions from Sanat Yolunda in an online Participant Gallery.

Doritos brought its Formula 1 and Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS sponsorship to a 50-square-meter space in Yenikapı, combining racing simulators, games, and product tasting.

The debate around Popeyes Kaan shows how consumption habits on social media can turn into identity and fame.

Yatırım Konuşuyoruz, where İrem Sak directs viewer questions to experts, has evolved into a content series that complements long videos with short formats and various distribution channels.

Mavi and ecording's collaboration connects QR codes on product labels to a process where customers can choose a tree species and track the journey of a seed ball.

Samsung is telling the story of its Bespoke AI products and SmartThings connectivity through short social media stories featuring the fictional, AI-generated Sung Family.

How is digital culture rewriting design trends? An analysis of user habits and brand strategies.

Vancouver is transforming the World Cup match experience into a long-term city branding strategy after the tournament.

Levi's has turned its covered-up batwing logo from the World Cup into a product with the 'Nobody's Gonna Know Logo Tee.' The $35 pre-order item leans on brand memory.

In 2011, Pril launched a contest where anyone could design their own bottle. The internet drew a chicken and sent the brand into a panic.

In its new campaign, Heinz turns sauce stains on jerseys into lucky charms. The marks left by goal celebrations are no longer bad luck but part of victory.
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