Last time a lot of brands began to care about those Facebook users who don’t like traditional profile photos and want some creativity.
source: facebook.com/tsi_bombay_sapphire
They offer Facebookers to decorate their photos with branded accessories, temporary refuse from photos in order to support different social projects or make a mosaic from users’ photo albums.
The latest example from this field goes from Bombay Sappire brand:
Its branded application “Bombay Sappire Mosaic” takes you profile picture, sets you a lot of detailed questions about your childhood memories, rules you use in your life, your favorite food, music, friends, travellings, and also about your Facebook friends and composes a unique mosaic for your profile.
On April 23rd, 1516 the Reinheitsgebot was accepted.
It is the famous beer-purity law that was intended to keep undesirable or unhealthy ingredients out of beer and is mentioned in many beer brands’ history.
