Posts Tagged ‘smart’
Simple.
Posted October 11, 2008
on:I just stumbled on these two ambient campaigns via Ads of the World and I think they’re both brilliant because of their simplicity and straightforward approach.
First is a campaign for Hogar de Cristo which helps the extremely poor in Ecuador. Simple and insightful campaign that definitely gets the point across.
Click on it for a better view.
The second is from a gym in Stockholm that sent caricature artists to the streets and motivated people to work out by showing them just how amazing they would look with a little gym time.
Self-Promo.
Posted September 28, 2008
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Agencies are the worst at doing their own advertising, this highlights some of the best.
7 and 8 are smart and I adore all of the holiday cards because that’s one promo piece we always struggle with.
Sharks.
Posted July 29, 2008
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I only realized it was Shark Week on the Discovery Channel this week because it peaked on Google Trends…but do love Shark Week. Not as much as I love Cash Cab on the Discovery Channel, but its pretty close!
The Discovery Channel has turned out some pretty great creative to promote it in NYC this year.
From Adverganza– NYC pedicabs
Lifeguards in the street from Guerrilla Marketing defined
An actual Discovery Channel spot…here
Cookies.
Posted July 24, 2008
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This makes me want cookies and a giant glass of milk….and I hate milk.
Sweet work by Draft FCB New York.
Found on I Believe in Advertising
Eggs.
Posted July 15, 2008
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Ah-maz-ing
This is the new McDonald’s signage for its location across the street from Wrigley Field, created by Leo Burnett Chicago.
The egg is only open from 630a to 1030a (McDonald’s breakfast times). The yolk reads “Fresh Eggs Daily.”
While I highly doubt McDonald’s has ever served actual eggs, the concept is brilliant.
Click on either of the above pictures for the full spread from AdLand.
Thanks.
Posted July 2, 2008
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