SXSW Cat Stereotypes by Traction Captures Entertaining Characters
Meghan Young — March 8, 2013 — Art & Design
References: tractionco & adrants
For those who have never attended the largest musical festival in the world, or those who have and are looking for a good nostalgic laugh, the SXSW Cat Stereotypes provide a hilarious summery of all the characters that often show up to it. From the futurist keynote speaker to the inappropriately hot booth babe and, of course, to keep up with the times, the harlem shakers, some people will find the audience more entertaining than the performers they paid to see.
Created by Adam Kleinberg of Traction, a marketing agency based in San Francisco, California, the SXSW Cat Stereotypes is a play on the Internet's obsession with cat memes. Who doesn't like to fawn over crazy cats with equally crazy captions? Especially when they involve real-life scenarios?
Created by Adam Kleinberg of Traction, a marketing agency based in San Francisco, California, the SXSW Cat Stereotypes is a play on the Internet's obsession with cat memes. Who doesn't like to fawn over crazy cats with equally crazy captions? Especially when they involve real-life scenarios?
Trend Themes
1. Cat Festival Memes - Creating humorous cat-related content for festivals and events can provide engaging entertainment for attendees.
2. Internet Meme Marketing - Using popular internet memes and humor as a marketing strategy can increase brand awareness and audience engagement.
3. Event Character Stereotypes - Creating humorous and relatable character stereotypes for specific events can increase event attendance and generate social media buzz.
Industry Implications
1. Event Marketing - The event marketing industry can use cat festival memes and character stereotypes to create engaging content and increase event attendance.
2. Social Media Marketing - The use of internet memes and humor can be incorporated into social media campaigns to increase reach and engagement.
3. Entertainment Industry - The entertainment industry can incorporate cat festival memes and character stereotypes into their marketing strategies to increase audience engagement and generate buzz.
3
Score
Popularity
Activity
Freshness
