As part of a sales promotion campaign this ambient stunt in Belgium’s
busiest shopping places illustrates just how easy it is to buy an Alfa Romeo
Mito when the price is incredibly reduced. The headline reads ‘Your chance
to own an Alfa Romeo’ and invites people to discover all the reduced prices
at Alfaromeo.be.

More pictures here.

The Creative Club of Belgium organizes the annual Gala of the CCB Awards. The most creative ideas in marketing, communication and advertising are rewarded by the Belgian industry. The Gala CCB for 2008 took place in Knokke and was themed ‘Comme A Cannes Belgium’.

Duval Guillaume and its clients received many awards. Twenty-five statues were taken home by the Duval Guillaume offices in Antwerp and Brussels, including a Grand Prix. You can find a full overview below.

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Belgium’s leading airline Brussels Airlines has chosen Duval Guillaume as its global communication partner. Duval Guillaume Brussels will handle Brussels Airlines’ advertising and online communication for all of Europe and Africa.

We are sure Brussels Airlines shares the same passion for innovative marketing communication and advertising. Together we will bring Brussels Airlines to a higher level of brand awareness and recognition. This way Brussels Airlines can grow its position as a preferred airline brand.

The non-profit organization Green Belgium blocked the access to the website of Le Soir during world water day. Before you could enter the site, you had to turn the crank.

Turning the crank symbolized that without a well, readers don’t have acces to knowledge. Nowadays millions of children still have to choose between school and fetching water. Without wells, knowledge can’t flow either!

Have a look at the animation we stored in our archive.

The Belgian political parties are negotiating and quarreling for almost 150 days and still haven’t been able to form a new government. Douwe Egberts and Duval Guillaume use the punchline “A good conversation starts with a good coffee” for Douwe Egbert’s campaigns.

Bring those two facts together and you’ve got a guerilla idea: to support the negotiations Douwe Egberts handed out free coffee to the politicians at their hideout in the ‘Wetstraat 10′ in Brussels: a good formation starts with a good coffee.

French speaking politicians Didier Reynders and Joëlle Milquet - who is known as Madame Non - could appreciate the stunt and enjoyed a free cup of coffee.