Sports shoe brand Converse bought AdWords against popular searches from teenagers that aren’t currently being competed for, compiling the list using Google Zeitgeist. Things like ‘how to kiss’, ‘summer solstice’ and ‘spelling bee’. Then they created single-page websites against this whole series of terms — sometimes just funny one-liners, sometimes useful.
Converse Domaination from Ross Martin on Vimeo.
Here is the current list of sites, but they’ve no intention of stopping here. I like it because it combines some clever analytics with snappy creative, and because nobody else seems to have thought of it first. I also like it because it’s cheap: they don’t pay anything unless someone clicks the link, of course, and the mini-sites themselves are uncomplicated yet fun.
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