Twitter has now more than 200 million users worldwide, and they create a lot of “noise.” So when Spontex France decided to start their own Twitter account, they realised that the only way to be seen among the “noise” was to use magic.
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Spontex France – as a leader in household cleaning products – quickly realised that their new Twitter account should be the “cleanest.” So they created an account that looked like that:
Cool uh? But it did not stop there. Spontex used what is called “magic pics” – basically playing with transparency on Twitter.
So, in fact, behind every white image, there was a hidden one, which you can discover by clicking on the tweets and then on the white image. This is an awesome idea from Parisian ad agency Kids Love Jetlag.
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Come on, try it for yourself (click on the white space below, then click again when it opens in your web browser):
— Spontex France (@SpontexFrance) May 26, 2015
And here’s the video that explains it all (French):
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