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Now that’s what we call promotion!

Posted on 15-10-2007 by Vlad
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Hungarian Topless Promotion

Have you ever stood there stuck in traffic, bored and with some guy stressing you with all kinds of dumb flyers? Well, in Budapest, Hungary, things are different. Because an Eastern European soft drinks producer, Kofola, found a way to get our attention and promote their drinks. So, how would you react if these girls would come to your car and offer you a taste of their delicious…uhh…juice? All of the sudden, every male in Budapest had something to do downtown. I wonder how many proposals the girls got? Enjoy more pics after the jump.

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19 comments for this post
 Bobby commented on Oct 15th, 2007

How much were the girls paid? :D I might have some juice to promote :))

 intensive driving commented on Oct 15th, 2007

I think we can learn a trick or two about adverising from the Hungarians!
It’s amazing how successful a promotion can be even without a budget for t-shirts…

 Bobby commented on Oct 15th, 2007

Yeah, all those cost cuts :)) This is why advertising budgets are so high: they use clothes :))

 Mihai commented on Oct 16th, 2007

Oh! Come on… they are only doing business with the material they have.
LOL

 rob commented on Oct 16th, 2007

those drinks must be really good since all those men want to try it!

 manav commented on Oct 16th, 2007

yeah but, dont they have moral crusaders in Hungary coming on TV all indignant asking “What about the harm to children?”

This stunt can’t happen in America… people are too sensitive here.

 mel commented on Oct 16th, 2007

So how are the women enticed to buy the cola drink??

 Dave commented on Oct 16th, 2007

“Moral Crusaders” is too long of a word. Just call them what they are. Idiots or fools (or both)

 Spage commented on Oct 16th, 2007

Hey guys, this drink is definitely Czech. And I think, that this promotion was also in Czech republic.

 fevel commented on Oct 16th, 2007

should we care?? =P

 Misi commented on Oct 16th, 2007

Hey you guys!
I actually live in Hungary and I feel awesome about it! :P

 Vlad commented on Oct 16th, 2007

Well, Misi, feel free to go to Budapest and take some extra photos of the girls and send it to us. We’ll be more than glad :D

 business commented on Oct 16th, 2007

This is the best promotion idea I’ve ever heard. Girls in Europe, especially Hungary, seem so much hotter. I’m taking a trip.

 Todd commented on Oct 16th, 2007

to Dave - Comment #8.

Your a homo.

 subcorpus commented on Oct 16th, 2007

i am guessing i’ll drink what ever she is offering …
for sure …

 Ed commented on Oct 17th, 2007

Proof positive that America and the moslem world deserve each other. Eat shit, morons!

 Vlad (another) commented on Oct 19th, 2007

To Spage, comment #9: You do realize that’s a Hungarian license plate in one of the pictures, don’t you?

 Vlad commented on Oct 19th, 2007

@Spage: Yeah, it’s true, the drink is made in the Czech Republic, but the promotion is in Hungary (sorry, we forgot to mention that)

 Masterroly commented on Nov 28th, 2007

If I would be passing by there at that special moment, I’d have a special conversation with those girls. I’d go:

ME: Hey babe, I don’t like that bottle.
HER: Well, why not?
ME: Idk, can’t I just take a zip off your tit?
HER: Sure, why not?
ME: *takes a zip*
HER: Ummmmhhmmmm
ME: Can I get a refill?

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