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Ogilvy's Open Room Event – Goodie Bag Pictures

While I’m drafting my proper entry about the event, I figure I’ll just show you guys the stuff that was included in their event kit(is there a difference between an event kit and a goodie bag?)

I’ve always believed that goodie bags should give people something useful(as in practical) because it means it’s something that the recipient would actually use everyday and it also means the sponsor actually gets a whole lot more brand exposure(it’ll beat a collectible that sits on a shelf right?) Of course, some forms of collectibles are exceptions as you will see later…

Sony Playstation 3


Styled just like their console, the keychain’s quite a collectible I think…Then again, I think anything that’s full metal makes a good collectible. And since my keyring is empty right now, it’s earned a spot.

Yahoo

 


Ok, so the yahoo magnet was a bit of downer(I don’t really use such stuff) but the notebook more than makes up for it in terms of practical usage. :)

Muvee

 


Ok, this one’s pretty cool because it’s a software that allows you to use your pictures and turn into some kind of beatboxing wall. I’m not sure how to explain it so I might probably just do a screencast of this one day. Remind me if I forget.

Nokia

 


Now. This is useful! It’s a thumbdrive! Considering I’m on a 256MB one right now, this earns a place on my keyring.

Securitelive

 


Ok…so SecureitLive.com gave me a pen that took me like 5minutes to learn how to use…I think it’s too secure liao.

BMW


Now this is the collectible that I said is worthwhile giving. I don’t think I have to say much about this one.

All in all, I like the bag and it’s items because it’s got a pretty stylish feel to it. For more pictures, just check out my Flickr account over here.

Loved the event!

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9 comments

By Ridz – April 28, 2008

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  1. Daryl Tay says

    The Yahoo! thing is a magnet? Mine doesn’t seem to stick!

    April 28, 2008, 10:56 pm
  2. Ridzuan says

    Oh ya! you’re right! That makes it even more…useless. hahha…I think i’ll use it as a paperweight..heh

    Thanks! I’ve edited the entry…

    April 28, 2008, 10:59 pm
  3. Daryl Tay says

    The Yahoo! thing is a magnet? Mine doesn’t seem to stick!

    April 28, 2008, 10:56 am
  4. Ridzuan says

    Oh ya! you’re right! That makes it even more…useless. hahha…I think i’ll use it as a paperweight..heh

    Thanks! I’ve edited the entry…

    April 28, 2008, 10:59 am
  5. Daryl Tay says

    Haha well I really thought it was a magnet at first! Now I’m REALLY wondering what it’s for!

    April 29, 2008, 1:40 am
  6. Daryl Tay says

    Haha well I really thought it was a magnet at first! Now I’m REALLY wondering what it’s for!

    April 28, 2008, 1:40 pm
  7. brian says

    Haha.. if i may, it’s actually meant to store the memory card for your PSPs and PS3s..

    It even took me awhile to figure it out when i first saw it..

    - brian

    May 5, 2008, 7:10 pm
  8. brian says

    Haha.. if i may, it’s actually meant to store the memory card for your PSPs and PS3s..

    It even took me awhile to figure it out when i first saw it..

    - brian

    May 5, 2008, 7:10 am

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