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HTC Tries New Ad Campaign on Google Goggles

July 24th, 2011 by BayoeTech | Posted under Android.
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HTC with its new ad campaign for the Sensation 4G is taking a step beyond for QR codes. Consumers can interact with the ads using Google Goggles.

People who view the outdoor, print and TV ad can use the Google app to capture an image and get extra content. For instance, if you scan a scene from the TV spot, you can download a video of YouTube star Maria Aragon.

Bus shelter ads lead to the song “Bring Us Closer Together” by indie rock group Hooray For Earth in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco and Seattle also lead to the song “Bring Us Closer Together” by indie rock group Hooray For Earth. Digital ads from Funny or Die also unlock custom content.

Google in late 2009launched Goggles. Since that time, few marketers have used the app in their advertising and marketing communications. Last year, though, Google with Buick, Disney, Diageo, Delta Airlines and T-Mobile using Google Goggles to translate advertising messages. In March, Michael Singer, director of mobile ads for the Americas at Google, told Mashable that Google was still assessing the data from those campaigns and figuring out the next stage of Goggles’ beta.

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Source : http://mashable.com



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