Ned Stark’s favorite sentence from the very first episode of Game of Thrones to his untimely beheading, “Winter is coming”, has finally come to fruition.
Winter is here!
As the undead march from beyond the wall, bringing the final season for all fans, many brands have embraced it as their duty to welcome the beginning of the end with full zeal.
Using the franchise as inspiration, a number of companies have derived various promotion strategies from it.
The Sauce Burger Cafe
Who will win this Game of Potatoes? The Sauce Burger Cafe has left it on you to decide.
Infinix Mobile
The mobile brand has its eyes on the throne and has vowed to battle it out with its rival brands.
Rooh Afza
Subway
Subway Pakistan too joined the GOT ad bandwagon with this hot-and-cold ad.
Adidas
Adidas seems to be paying tribute to the Khaleesi’s undead dragon or preparing the viewers for the return of the Uncle Stark (fingers crossed). The brand has issued a Game of Thrones-themed shoe line with a symbolic resemblance to Night’s Watch, Lannister and Targaryen sigils.
Mountain Dew
Refusing to become ‘a girl with no name’ and successfully duping the Faceless Man, all GoT watchers are familiar with Arya Stark’s famous kill list. Mountain Dew outed the list as their can cover in a campaign titled, ‘a can with no name’!
Oreo
Oreo went the next step and created an ad with GoT opening theme with the visuals made entirely of their biscuit, that too with each of the four great houses’ sigils embossed on them!
https://youtu.be/lDSalaEx4_U
Urban Decay
Arya Stark’s Needle and Jon Snow’s Longclaw, as well as the popup Iron Throne, Urban Decay also revealed a GoT inspired product line to go with the ongoing trend.
Pepsi
It’s a ‘Game of Straws’ and Pepsi has taken the throne! Pepsi has shown a beautiful showcase of the King’s rightful throne through its own version.
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Written by: Mehak Zehra