One link, no app
A web page handles photo, vote and message, with a consent tick before anything is sent.
Case study 02 · Live polls and selfie walls
Selfies, votes and messages from the promenade, live on the harbour.
The idea
A bank, a telco or a festival takes a Saturday on the harbour. People on both shores send a selfie, answer a poll or post a message. A moderator approves each one, and within a minute it appears on AdBarge in the brand’s look. Poll results build live, shore against shore: Kowloon versus the Island.
How it runs
How AdBarge makes it happen
A web page handles photo, vote and message, with a consent tick before anything is sent.
Automatic filters screen images and words; a person approves every post before it goes live.
Every post drops into a designed frame, so the screen always looks like the brand, never like a feed.
Each long face shows the posts and results of the shore it faces, so both sides compete.
Opt-in sign-ups and poll results go to the brand after the night, under its own privacy notice.
Who it’s for
What the brand gets
Indicative media cost
Media only, from the 2027 launch rate card. The web app, moderation team and content design are quoted separately. Figures are rounded: the final quote depends on dates, hours and any extras.
What it would take
The approvals and partners it needs before it can run.
Questions worth asking
Take them to your next brand meeting.
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