Modern marketing is a realm of innovative solutions where technology and creativity merge to create unique campaigns. The Polish market, dynamically responding to global trends, also presents examples of campaigns that blend innovative and imaginative approaches to engaging potential customers. In this article, we will take a closer look at selected initiatives and showcase how various tools – from artificial intelligence to social media and the metaverse – are changing the way audiences are engaged, creating exceptional experiences, and building stronger relationships.

Artificial Intelligence: Revolutionizing Polish Marketing

The role of artificial intelligence among Polish companies is becoming increasingly dominant. According to Forbes data, 90% of Polish marketers use AI. Polish companies are actively implementing artificial intelligence to create engaging promotional activities. For instance, ING Bank, through its campaign “Me in the Future. Powered by AI & ING,” created a special platform where users could upload their photos and answer questions about the future to receive a personalized image of their future life. The campaign aimed to encourage customers to reflect on their finances and future planning while offering a visualization of their dreams and aspirations. Similarly, the Polish fashion brand Spadiora uniquely combined art with fashion, using AI to reinterpret famous artworks with the themes of its silk scarf collections. This campaign not only demonstrated how technology can support creativity but also how it can enhance brand awareness and its products by offering consumers a unique blend of art and fashion.

TikTok and Beyond: How Social Media is Changing the Marketing Game

In the digital age, social media has become an integral part of effective marketing strategies. TikTok, with its dynamic and creative nature, has become a platform where brands can experiment with content and build communities of loyal customers. The Maspex Group, through its Uwielbiam.pl profile on TikTok, demonstrated how accessible recipes and high-quality content featuring influencers can reach a wide audience. This initiative attracted over 40,000 followers, generating millions of views, indicating high engagement and interest from the audience.

Metaverse: The Next Level of Brand Interaction

The development of the metaverse has opened a new dimension of interaction with customers. An example is the creation of “ING City” in Roblox, which shows how games and virtual worlds can serve not only entertainment but also education and brand awareness among younger audiences. This project, focusing on online safety, illustrates how fun can be combined with socially important goals, creating a space where young people can learn and grow while building a positive brand image.

Creativity Without Limits: How Polish Brands Inspire and Engage

Creativity is a key element that more and more brands strive to promote in their activities. It allows for building closer relationships with customers, enhancing their engagement, and standing out in a highly competitive market. Window manufacturer OKNOPLAST, in collaboration with the Museum of Contemporary Art in Krakow, organized a competition where participants from across Europe were tasked with creating a piece of art using a window as a canvas. This form of activity not only engaged the community in the creative process but also promoted OKNOPLAST as a brand that supports art and innovation.

Not Just Digital: The Significant Role of Outdoor Marketing

Despite the growing dominance of digital communication channels, outdoor marketing remains significant, and innovative campaigns can capture public attention. Pepsi, through the installation of a special “Zeromat” in the center of Warsaw, allowed people to exchange an empty Pepsi Max can for two cans of the new Pepsi Zero Sugar. This interactive campaign not only facilitated a creative rebranding but also created direct contact with consumers, raising ecological awareness. Another noteworthy campaign is the #NaMieścieMówią (#InTheCityTheySay) initiative by Medicover fitness clubs in Łódź, Krakow, and Silesia. This campaign featured social media creations and billboards with slogans referencing local customs, sayings, and landmarks familiar to residents of each region. This demonstrates how locally rooted messages can strengthen a company’s position by tailoring communication to local specifics and fostering a sense of belonging and community.

Conclusion

Analyzing the aforementioned campaigns, we see how a multidimensional approach to marketing – combining technology, creativity, and direct audience engagement – can not only increase brand awareness but also build lasting and positive relationships with customers. Artificial intelligence, social media, the metaverse, as well as traditional marketing channels, offer brands a rich set of tools for communicating with audiences. Innovations in marketing campaigns are key to reaching the hearts and minds of consumers, offering them valuable and engaging content.

Mateusz Florczak
Innovation Manager
INNOVATIKA
He has co-founded new start-ups in the fitness and e-grocery categories, and also has experience in industries such as banking and insurance. He supports clients in choosing the right product development strategies and helps them make important product development decisions.