D Hulk
Well-Known Member
Kingdom Hearts: Gummi Ship Starway
@Evilgidgit
BONUS? Nope! #sad
The Disney Afternoon Adventure
@dash Haber
Connecting your marketing campaign to the Disney Parks Blog is a smart approach...very much the same ingenious tactic which @DisneyManOne employed. In contrast to his spots, you’ve made links to in-character blog posts. That’s also clever (nice use of ‘90s aesthetics), though it lacks the amazingly minimalist simplicity of DMan’s idea.
Let’s Dance in Hollywood Land
@NateD1226
Ah yes, that famous 1930s Internet style! Though...1930s have gained a sort of memetic appreciation recently, best exemplified by Cuphead. Tapping into that sort of nostalgic, slightly ironic zeitgeist is smart, plus it fits your ride’s tone like a glove. It seems like changing all of Disney’s social media for nearly a month - all to advertise a ride in DCA’s Hollywood Land - is a bit of overkill. The ‘30s design aesthetic would be inescapable.
Powers of Ten
@InspectorSpacetime
For any other proposal, this documentary-style marketing campaign would be too sedate. But it really does match your ride incredibly well. This is precisely the sort of optimistic futurism Walt would love were he unfrozen today. It’s perhaps a little unclear exactly how these promotional videos are going to be released (are they opt-in? YouTube ads? sidebar ads?), but the content of your campaign is golden.
@Evilgidgit
BONUS? Nope! #sad
The Disney Afternoon Adventure
@dash Haber
Connecting your marketing campaign to the Disney Parks Blog is a smart approach...very much the same ingenious tactic which @DisneyManOne employed. In contrast to his spots, you’ve made links to in-character blog posts. That’s also clever (nice use of ‘90s aesthetics), though it lacks the amazingly minimalist simplicity of DMan’s idea.
Let’s Dance in Hollywood Land
@NateD1226
Ah yes, that famous 1930s Internet style! Though...1930s have gained a sort of memetic appreciation recently, best exemplified by Cuphead. Tapping into that sort of nostalgic, slightly ironic zeitgeist is smart, plus it fits your ride’s tone like a glove. It seems like changing all of Disney’s social media for nearly a month - all to advertise a ride in DCA’s Hollywood Land - is a bit of overkill. The ‘30s design aesthetic would be inescapable.
Powers of Ten
@InspectorSpacetime
For any other proposal, this documentary-style marketing campaign would be too sedate. But it really does match your ride incredibly well. This is precisely the sort of optimistic futurism Walt would love were he unfrozen today. It’s perhaps a little unclear exactly how these promotional videos are going to be released (are they opt-in? YouTube ads? sidebar ads?), but the content of your campaign is golden.