The Tattoo That Pays You GoldenPalace.com
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The Tattoo That Pays You: GoldenPalace.com
Summary
GoldenPalace.com, an online casino known for its audacious marketing, has taken advertising to a new level by paying people to tattoo its logo on their bodies. Here are some of their most intriguing campaigns.---
GoldenPalace.com gained notoriety for its creative publicity stunts, most notably paying individuals to wear their brand permanently on their skin. This idea took off with Karolyne Smith from Utah, who had "GoldenPalace.com" tattooed on her forehead for $10,000 to fund her child's education. The online casino, known more for its stunts than its games, has since pioneered this unconventional form of advertising.
Their ongoing "Human Billboard" campaign involves purchasing ad space on people's bodies, often through eBay auctions. Here are a few highlights from this unusual form of entrepreneurship:
- A 20-year-old from Evansville, IN, tattooed the casino's logo on his ankle to pay off hefty motor vehicle fines.
- A grandmother and her daughter temporarily tattooed the logo on their chests for three months, while a second daughter displayed it on her pregnant belly, earning a collective $1,000.
- Three pregnant sisters from St. Petersburg, FL, received $5,000 for wearing the temporary logo for three months. They even pledged to wear GoldenPalace.com sweatshirts in cold weather.
- Professional arm wrestler Brent Norris received $1,150, part of which included a temporary tattoo of the logo on his wrestling arm. Female World Arm Wrestling champion Dawn Higgins also sported the logo, even on her forehead, during a championship match in Tokyo.
Though many tattoos were temporary, there were notable permanent ones as well. A woman from Fountain, FL, received $15,000 for tattooing the logo on her chest and participating in a media blitz, which included posing in a swimsuit at busy locations and flying an aerial banner over Florida's beaches.
Molly Demers from Reno shaved her head for $18,000, allowing the casino's logo to be tattooed on the bald spot. She donated her hair to Locks of Love, supporting children in need of hairpieces.
An Anchorage boxer accepted $4,450 to have multiple permanent logos on his body, as chosen by GoldenPalace, and even on his truck.
MTV’s Viva La Bam stuntmen, LeatherFace and The Executioner, were paid $13,000 collectively for permanent tattoos on their arms, donating 20% of their earnings to the Children's Miracle Network.
In a curious twist, GoldenPalace also paid $222.50 to a 4-year-old boy from Charlotte, NC, for the right to dress him in branded clothing for a month. While it's odd for a child to advertise a gambling site, there's an undeniable charm to the idea.
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GoldenPalace.com’s unique marketing strategy showcases human creativity and the lengths people will go for money. Whether viewed as ingenious or controversial, these campaigns certainly capture attention.
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