Matthew Rakola, creator of The Learn Project, loves to be able to meet diverse groups of people who are passionate in what they do. He started reaching out in 2011, meeting new people, learning what they do, and watching them do it, all while absorbing in each unique talent. In the process, Rakola has discovered…
Earlier this month, Philips continued their ‘Express Yourself Every Day’ campaign in London by setting up a tent in Covent Garden Square and calling it the “Philips Bodygroom Barbershop.” Here there were “barber babes” out to find as many hairy men as possible to shave.
AArrow Paris sign spinners spin for Subway in front of picturesque scenery, on the streets in front of the Subway, as well as in a stadium in front of hundreds of people. Spinners were seen flipping, spinning and taking pictures with the amazed bystanders to help show Subway’s appreciation for their customers!
The 43rd annual Comic Con event took place this past weekend from July 11th- 15th at the San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, California. Amongst all of the die hard fans in their favorite heros and villans costumes, there was Shonen Jump Alpha, a weekly digital menga publication. At the event they invited fans…
Bumper stickers on the back of cars and personalized t-shirts advocating the many different opinions and information from an array of topics are now becoming obsolete when compared with the attention sign spinners can create from their extreme sport-like moves, all while they advertise and grab the interest of anyone close by. AArrow Advertising has…
AArrow has yet again been up to their usual success of creating attention for the many businesses and organizations that they spin for. It’s been no different for the Cleats for Bare Feet organization, who hired an AArrow sign spinner this past June to spin at one of their benefits. Cleats for Bare feet is…
SCOTTSDALE, AZ (CBS5) – You see them spinning their signs all over town. And despite these dangerously hot temperatures, these guys say there’s nothing else they’d rather do.
Thanks to Mario Knezevic, owner of AArrow Croatia, sign spinning has become a huge hit in this small country. Knezevic noticed the attention that sign spinning was receiving in America and other parts of Europe and decided that this acrobatic form of advertising would do well in Croatia.
In the era of hi tech Internet and social media advertising comes sign spinning, which many people would classify as an “old school” form of advertising. Far from old school, sign spinning adds a new “spin” on regular sign holding and is quickly becoming one of the more effective types of advertising.
AArrow Ads needs your support and vote to help their chances of winning a $250,000 grant for the Mission: Small Business contest. CHASE Visa and LivingSocial are awarding up to twelve small businesses the money based on their application and the number of votes they receive. With your help, AArrow could be one of them!…
