Mar 04, 2011 at 02:48 PM
written by Brian Gainor

Gillette Turns Jeter Billboard Into a Shaving Spectacle

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Gillette recently unveiled a tremendous "Everyday Masterpiece" OOH campaign in New York City's SoHo neighborhood that features a Derek Jeter billboard being repainted daily to reflect the various stages of men's grooming.

Gillette teamed up with BBDO to create the campaign, which demonstrates how brands can turn a static medium into an interactive medium with a little bit of creativity and extra work. The Jeter campaign features a depiction of the All-Star shortstop's face that is repainted on a daily basis to reflect a stubble look, shave prep, and a clean shaven appearance. BBDO is planning on continuing the three-day paint makeover cycle until March 6th.

Check out a video and a few images that help showcase the creative campaign below:

DAY 1 - STUBBLE LOOK

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DAY 2 - SHAVE PREP

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DAY 3 - CLEAN SHAVEN APPEARANCE

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Additional insights: NY.Racked.com

Brian Gainor is a passionate sports marketer with agency experience as well as an extensive background working in the NFL, NFL Europe, and collegiate athletics. As a Sports Partnership Activation Consultant, Brian created Partnership Activation, Inc. to provide sports business professionals with "industry best practices" - creative ideas that provide opportunities to generate incremental revenue.