LV= flags mutual status with primetime activity
Posted in: UncategorizedLONDON – Insurance brand LV= is refocusing its marketing strategy on brand-led TV ads in prime-time slots to improve awareness of its mutual status.
LONDON – Insurance brand LV= is refocusing its marketing strategy on brand-led TV ads in prime-time slots to improve awareness of its mutual status.
LONDON – The government is to discourage brands from using terms such as ‘green’, ‘environmentally friendly’ and ‘eco’ when promoting products.
LONDON – Free-to-air digital broadcasters Freeview and Freesat are to go head to head with campaigns backing their HD TV services.
LONDON – Bacardi’s marketing manager, Christian Woolfenden, has been promoted to the role of global brand director.
LONDON – Cadbury will back its sponsorship of the London 2012 Olympics with its biggest marketing campaign to date.
LONDON – Kellogg is to make a red dress shown in TV ads for its Special K cereal available for the public to buy for the first time.
“Qashqai. Urbanproof.”
In the cities that seem more crowded and tougher than ever, each day is a battle for a parking spot or a minute less in your delay. Nissan Qashqai is the perfect car to confront the urban jungle – as the true crossover, it perfectly combines the capabilities of an off-road, 4×4 car, with the intuitive but long crafted city skills offered by a compact car. We valued the concept – “urban adventure” – through a series of layouts that pays a compliment to our target’s intelligence: only one detail reveals that it’s actually an urban landscape (a lighted window or washed clothes for air dry).
Advertising Agency: Publicis, Bucharest, Romania
Creative Director: Razvan Capanescu
Art Director: Cristian Costea
Copywriter: Carmen Dobrescu
Digital Artist: Cristian Costea
Published: March, 2010
Amazing effect when you scroll down this long picture for the theme park named beach Park.
Feel the experience of sliding down a 14 floor building
Advertiser: Beach Park
Agency: Pmweb
via Martin
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Advertising Agency: TBWA\RAAD, Dubai
Executive Creative Director: Milos Ilic
Copywriter: Sandeep Fernandes
Account Supervisor: Ian Carvalho
Art Director: Daniel Djarmati
Photographer: Graham Tooby
Account Executive: Labiba Hamdan
Via [Dubai Lynx]
Fucking Diesel! Depois da Ralph Lauren apresentar seu catálogo virtual/interativo, foi a vez da abusada Diesel adicionar ainda mais entretenimento na sua recém lançada campanha “Be Stupid“, apresentando aos mortais um e-catálogo um tanto quanto diferente, em forma de videoclipe, também interativo (aqui!).
Abaixo, o clipe original de “A hundred lovers“.
Via Adverblog
Eu talvez devesse arrumar uma desculpa maior para publicar isso aqui, além do fato de que provavelmente vai se tornar um dos vídeos mais assistidos da semana. Mas acho que só a genialidade já vale. Aliás, mais uma dos caras do College Humor.
O Jay-Z e a Alicia Keys amam Nova York, mas no Império Galáctico as coisas são um pouco diferentes.
Dá o play. É o melhor vídeo que você vai ver hoje, vai por mim.
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