Sticker design for three germs Rotavirus, Rhinovirus, and Staphylococus. Each sticker had an accompanying statistic and a peel symbol on the top encouraging people to peel off sticker and reveal hand sanitizing wipe contained within.

 

The hand sanitizing wipes artwork was also redesigned and color was changed to match germs on the reverse side.

Images showing installations of stickers.

Detail image of stickers pointing out the Twitter handle @killsthemost that consumers can tweet pictures of germs they discover to for a chance for discounted Purell products. Also the website address is listed so fans can see the germs spread on an interactive map.

Consumers can take a picture of the germs they find and immediately tweet the image using their smart phones @killsthemost.

Consumers tweets will then display on the Purell Twitter account, where they will be contacted with promotional codes for discounts on products.

Purell's Twitter profile design featuring the germ stickers and custom hand sanitizer design.

Example of Purell Twitter postings.

Consumer tweets @killsthemost with attached images.

Map page of www.purellgermtracker.com showing locations of all the germs submitted by consumers to the Twitter page. They are color coded according to germ and each point interactive.

When a point is clicked on a box pops up displaying the image, name, tweet, etc. Each image tweeted @killsthemost is cataloged for location, image, description etc. Consumers are able to visit the site to see the spread of germs, the current count of germs submitted and the image gallery. There is also a live Twitter feed on the bottom.

Gallery made up of the images posted by consumers at Purell Twitter account.

Each image when clicked on displays original tweet, consumer who posted the message, and the amount of views. It also allows for easy scrolling between images.

Close up of germ counter featured on map page.

Close up of live Twitter feed footer of website.