The Real "Mobile"

Nowadays, brands get all sorts of crazy exposure through guerrilla marketing. Some brands become lovemarks, so near and dear to their consumers, that they get tattoos of said brands.

Other brands, however, have to pay for the space the occupy on peoples' skin. Examples:

Parissa Wax Strips paid this man to walk the Vacouver beach, handing out free samples. Via

In 2001, Air New Zealand bought ad space on peoples' to display temporary tattoos on their shaven heads. Via

Also, see "Spankvertising" and eyelid advertisements.