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The 15 Marketing Trends for 2026 That Will Perform Best
Explore the 15 key marketing trends shaping 2026, from AI-driven synthetic audiences to authentic human storytelling. Nömad provides insights to help you build a future-ready marketing strategy.
Rocio Romero · 26 dic 2025
The Fediverse: What it is and why it’s the future of social media
The fediverse offers a decentralized alternative to traditional social media, emphasizing user privacy, diversity, and autonomy beyond the control of major tech corporations.
Ángeles Losada · 18 ene 2024
Believing is creating
In uncertain times, the Mayan maxim 'Believing is creating' inspires Nömad to embrace creativity and rebuild individual identity amid societal change and doubt.
Rafa Llacer · 30 dic 2016
The Quesería that didn't sell cheese
In Seville’s Los Remedios neighborhood, La Quesería reconnects with its roots by serving cheese again after decades as a pub, blending the venue’s rich history with its present.
Rafa Llacer · 14 dic 2016
When reality surpasses fiction
Virtual Reality is becoming a key tool in marketing, tourism, and education. Nömad’s RVIVE project pioneers recording memories in VR, showcasing the technology’s expanding role beyond entertainment.
Rocio Romero · 20 oct 2016
Eighties Inspiration
Sportswear brand Joma has faithfully relaunched its iconic Joma 367 sneaker by replicating the original 1981 creative process. A nostalgic spot documents the craftsmanship and expertise of veteran Spanish advertising professionals.
Rafa Llacer · 11 oct 2016
The Art of Selling Yourself
In the era of Personal Branding, managing your professional image requires creativity and adaptation. Digital tools and innovative presentations, like those of Robby Leonardi and Enzo Vizcaíno, illustrate new ways to stand out.
Rafa Llacer · 16 sept 2016
Once upon a time, there was a man glued to his mobile phone...
The WEB 0.0 project by Biancoshock in Civitacampomarano challenges our dependence on social media, highlighting the contrast between digital hyperconnectivity and traditional communication.
Rocio Romero · 4 may 2016
Looks Like Gold, It Is Not
Wedge&lever transforms belts into meaningful objects by linking each category to historical archetypes and a monochromatic visual narrative, enhancing the consumer experience.
Rocio Romero · 11 abr 2016
Brands under the influence of their products
Designer Marco Schembri creatively reimagines how famous brand logos would look if they reflected the effects of their own products. A playful and thought-provoking visual series.
Rocio Romero · 23 feb 2016
Advertising in your dreams
Studio Smack imagines how advertising could infiltrate our dreams, prompting reflection on the pervasive presence and influence of brands in our subconscious.
Rocio Romero · 16 feb 2016
Incredible campaign by the Brussels Tourist Office to boost visits to the city
After Brussels declared a level 4 alert, tourism sharply declined. The Tourist Office launched #CALLBRUSSELS to reassure international visitors by connecting them directly with locals through live calls.
Rocio Romero · 4 feb 2016
Actors 'dream in gold' for the new Oscars campaign
The L.A. agency launches the 2016 Oscars campaign under the slogan «We all dream in gold,» highlighting the universal aspiration for success beyond the film industry.
Rocio Romero · 25 ene 2016
The other side of the banner, a sustainable initiative by Toyota
Toyota’s campaign transforms an advertising banner into handmade bags crafted by people with intellectual disabilities, promoting sustainability and social inclusion with Fundación Aprocor.
Rocio Romero · 14 ene 2016
Stunning coffee table by Stelios Mousarris
Artist Stelios Mousarris created the 'Wave City' coffee table inspired by the folding cities scene from 'Inception'. Made with wood, steel, and 3D printing, it retails for about €4,000.
Rocio Romero · 8 ene 2016
Google launches Year in Search 2015
Google’s «Year in Search 2015» video highlights the most searched topics and trends of the year, reflecting global interests and key moments from 2015.
Rocio Romero · 17 dic 2015
75 Years of Batman
Batman celebrates 75 years as one of the most iconic and profitable superheroes. Exploring the evolution of his logos reveals how the Dark Knight has adapted to changing times and trends.
Rocio Romero · 11 dic 2015
Lexus creates the first functional cardboard car
Lexus has created the first fully functional car made entirely of cardboard, inspired by the Lexus IS and the Japanese art of origami, honoring the craftsmanship of its workers.
Rocio Romero · 7 oct 2015
From Error to Strategy: It’s Only One Step to the 404
404 error pages often lead users away, but with creative design and helpful features, they can enhance user experience and keep visitors engaged on your site.
Rocio Romero · 6 oct 2015
Football vs. Alzheimer's. A passion against a disease.
The football magazine LÍBERO uses football memories to stimulate the memory of people with Alzheimer's. Based on a 2014 study, this project combines passion and therapy to support cognitive health.
Rocio Romero · 1 oct 2015
How to reinvent print advertising?
Print advertising must evolve to keep pace with digital media by fostering customer interaction. Innovative paper ads engage curious audiences beyond traditional samples, reinventing how brands connect with readers.
Nödo · 21 jul 2015
When art and nature merge
Street art merges with nature to create fleeting yet striking scenes that captivate passersby. Artists embrace impermanence, inviting viewers to pause and appreciate these unique urban expressions.
Nödo · 20 jul 2015
Recycling ideas
Vintage style and recycled materials are increasingly popular in home decor. Discover creative ideas from Nömad to refresh your furniture sustainably by reusing items once considered waste.
Nödo · 18 jun 2015
Carlsberg: probably the best in the world
Carlsberg brings its famous slogan 'Probably the best beer in the world' to London streets with an innovative billboard featuring a beer dispenser, engaging consumers directly and strengthening its market position.
Nödo · 28 may 2015
Hula: Art Above Water Level
Hawaiian artist Sean Yoro, known as Hula, creates hyperrealistic murals on water-level walls using a paddleboard, blending art and environment in striking, ephemeral public artworks.
Nödo · 25 may 2015
LEGOLAND? A DREAM BUILT BRICK BY BRICK
The LEGOLAND Florida Hotel offers families an immersive stay with themed rooms and interactive play areas, making it the perfect destination for children aged 2 to 12 to experience the magic of LEGO.
Nödo · 22 may 2015
Shadow Wifi Against Skin Cancer
The 'Shadow Wifi' campaign in Peru used the need for constant connectivity to raise awareness about skin cancer risks. Users received free Wi-Fi by registering and standing in the shade, highlighting sun exposure dangers.
Nödo · 19 may 2015
Plagiarized Logo
A company’s logo must be unique and embody its philosophy. Plagiarizing logos shows a lack of ethics and disrespects others’ hard work. Inspiration is fine, copying is not.
Nödo · 13 may 2015
Cruzcampo Street Marketing
Cruzcampo’s creative street marketing at Seville’s bus stops for the April Fair replaced seats with beer barrels, mimicking a branded bus. The campaign was well received and widely shared on social media.
Nödo · 21 abr 2015
Google Plays Pac-Man
Google Maps transformed its interface into the classic Pac-Man game for April Fools' Day, allowing users to play Pac-Man directly on their maps in a fun and creative way.
Nödo · 1 abr 2015
The 'living' illustrations by HuskMitNavn
Danish artist HuskMitNavn transforms simple doodles into three-dimensional illustrations that appear to come to life through clever paper folding and manual intervention, blending drawing and paper sculpture.
Nödo · 31 mar 2015
We’ve been waiting for you!
The Renault 4-Ever prototype revives the classic design of the original car, blending heritage with a fresh, modern approach.
Nödo · 25 feb 2015
Redesigning major brands in a Chinese style
A designer reimagined some of the world's most prestigious brands in a Chinese style, crafting real neon light signs by hand to bring a unique, tangible quality to the designs.
Nödo · 20 feb 2015
Do we know how to correctly pronounce the brands all around us?
Big brands are everywhere in our lives. But do we truly know how to pronounce their names correctly? This article offers examples to help you get it right.
Nödo · 12 feb 2015
On the Day of the Holy Innocents, brands also play pranks with their products
On December 28th, the Day of the Holy Innocents, brands like Listerine, Estrella Galicia, and Mini España join the tradition by launching playful product pranks that entertain and surprise customers.
Nödo · 28 dic 2014
The First 3D Pen, Amazing
The Lix 3D Pen lets you sketch in the air without paper, creating rigid, free-standing 3D structures from prototype data. It revolutionizes creative expression by making 3D drawing easy and accessible.
Nödo · 1 may 2014