Trafk was hired to help kick off the opening of the US National Whitewater Center’s new Canopy Tour. The tour reaches heights of over 60 feet high in the hardwoods along the Catawba, but we kick it off with street … >Read More
First United Methodist Church is a progressive congregation led by husband and wife Pastor team Jonathan and Elizabeth Coppedge-Henley. They’re a welcoming and diverse organization, known for their commitment to the community and helping those in need. Yet despite their … >Read More
Business a little off this week? Maybe an infusion of Tiger Blood is the answer. Ad.ly can help you harness the power of Charlie Sheen and his 2 million plus Twitter followers or choose from 1000 other celebrities to help … >Read More
If you ask anyone who’s been to a Dead show to describe the experience, be ready to listen for a while; it’s difficult to put into words. The band pioneered the blues/rock improv genre, literally inventing their own subculture in … >Read More
We had a blank slate to work with for the great folks at the First United Methodist Church child development center in Uptown Charlotte. >Read More
The name Eastpak brings me back to my days at McClintock Jr. High on Rama Road in Charlotte. My black cordura Eastpak backpack with a wore out brown leather bottom would be stuffed full of books, drinks, and years of … >Read More
What do you get when you ask a group of teenagers to come up with a brand new product and then create their own fifteen second TV spot to advertise it? Why, “The Good Stuff”, of course; a hair growth … >Read More
When you hear the term graffiti, do you envision clumsy letters on an overpass that spell out ‘Dale and Jenny 4 ever’? Add “Exit through the Gift Shop” to your Netflix queue. The film throws open a wide window into … >Read More
Are you creative? Even a little? Have any interest in a free website? If so, enter Trafk Media’s Release the Lions contest. It’s fun, easy and works like this : 1. Following the Lion image below, is a contact form … >Read More
There’s a turkey in my neighborhood. No, it’s not the lady who bottle-necked my daily commute to work for 7 years by parking her 1988 Chevy Conversion Van in the street. It’s an actual turkey. And yes, he’s a wild … >Read More
Like a mall parking lot on the day after thanksgiving,the internet has run out of space. Well, run out of new IP addressesto be exact. As of Thursday, February 3rd, the pool of numeric addresses on the current version of … >Read More
See TGR’s snow adventure film “Light the Wick”,at the Visulite Theatre on Wednesday, and you’ll be doing more than just enjoying breathtaking feats on some of the world’s biggest mountains; you’ll also help protect those mountains Teton Gravity Research partners … >Read More
Here are some of our very own spots running on local media. On a wisp of a budget and 10 seconds of a time line we put together these compelling spots. Taking a guerrilla approach to our spots we highlighted … >Read More
No one makes edge of your seat, heart racing snow adventure films like Teton Gravity Research. TGR Athletes routinely drop from helicopters, past the edge of sanity and into a colossal white powdered abyss. Avalanches often chase them down rugged … >Read More
Caribou coffee setup this fantastic wait and bake bus stop outside of Chicago. It really does warm you up too.
108 is an installation of 108 opaque plastic bags that inflate and deflate in response to a viewer’s position in front of the art. The simplicity of this piece combined with cutting edge Processing and Arduino technology is genius. By … >Read More
We approached the development of First United Methodist Church in Charlotte’s website as a chance to break the mold of what is a typical church website. We had our favorites of the following three, but all were nothing like what … >Read More
Love the mini, and the 4 door model has to be twice as good as the original. But even better is this campaign that takes what is a hackneyed stunt from the 1960′s and turns it on its head with … >Read More
Make sure to check out the current issue of Print Magazine. Ben Gelnett has won a regional design award for his creation of the Uptown Magazine cover in July of 2009. It’s a huge honor not only because its Print, … >Read More
We conducted the first live video projection in Uptown Charlotte on December 7. With freezing cold temperatures and roaring traffic rumbling by on 277 we setup our power, projector, tri-pod and projected an estimate 60 foot x 60 foot animated … >Read More
For being completely on iPods, NYC’s Atomic Tom killed this performance. They just hoped on a subway and performed one of their original songs, not on instruments, but on iPhones! Gimmicky? Sure. The song is catchy, tightly performed, easily viewable … >Read More
This campaign took place in Vancouver, BC and shows guerrilla is good for the environment too! David Suzuki’s Tideline Project brought attention to the potential of rising ocean levels, by slapping hundreds of mussels from the city’s ocean were recycled … >Read More
Folks in Silicon Valley who aim to dislodge the cable industry will tell you that right now cable controls the “whole stack.” This means that cable companies own the whole process of the TV watching experience, from distribution networks and … >Read More
Trafk Media conducted a guerrilla marketing campaign in Uptown Charlotte the weekend of Halloween. Over 60 spots were hit with a temporary chalk stencil. As a result website traffic increased 5 fold. And thousands of potential customers saw the Trafk … >Read More
Sure you know what SEO is? Ask five people to define search engine optimization – or SEO – and you’ll probably get 8eight different answers. An overall lack of understanding of how search engines work, compounded by hordes of fly-by-night … >Read More
The only thing that’s better than having a compelling story to tell, is having your compelling story picked up and told by the media. Genuine stories of the aired, broadcast and printed type will reach your audience more effectively than … >Read More
