McCain’s new Man-Size Meals are made for a Man-Size hunger. Hence you get an ‘extra 50% more’ than your traditional frozen dinner. TBWAMelbourne invented the quirky ‘50% More Man’ character to illustrate this bold product benefit. ‘50% More Man’ quickly became the freaky figurehead for Man Size meals, launching a 360 degree campaign through social, outdoor and mobile platforms.
McCain’s new Man-Size Meals are made for a Man-Size hunger. Hence you get an ‘extra 50% more’ than your traditional frozen dinner. TBWAMelbourne invented the quirky ‘50% More Man’ character to illustrate this bold product benefit. ‘50% More Man’ quickly became the freaky figurehead for Man Size meals, launching a 360 degree campaign through social, outdoor and mobile platforms.
McCain’s new Man-Size Meals are made for a Man-Size hunger. Hence you get an ‘extra 50% more’ than your traditional frozen dinner. TBWAMelbourne invented the quirky ‘50% More Man’ character to illustrate this bold product benefit. ‘50% More Man’ quickly became the freaky figurehead for Man Size meals, launching a 360 degree campaign through social, outdoor and mobile platforms.
In the 70s, 19 Kobo was Equal to 1 Dollar, and Since the Early 80s, the Value of the Nigerian Currency has Continued to Grow Weak on the Foriegn Exchange Stage. From 17 Naira to 1 Dollar by 1993 to an Economic Recession in 2017. What Will Plump the Naira?
In the 70s, 19 Kobo was Equal to 1 Dollar, and Since the Early 80s, the Value of the Nigerian Currency has Continued to Grow Weak on the Foriegn Exchange Stage. From 17 Naira to 1 Dollar by 1993 to an Economic Recession in 2017. What Will Plump the Naira?
In the 70s, 19 Kobo was Equal to 1 Dollar, and Since the Early 80s, the Value of the Nigerian Currency has Continued to Grow Weak on the Foriegn Exchange Stage. From 17 Naira to 1 Dollar by 1993 to an Economic Recession in 2017. What Will Plump the Naira?
(TrendHunter.com) While most fashion for breastfeeding women can be identified by obvious pockets, flaps and openings, La Mere Clothing sets itself apart by integrating discreet, yet highly functional design details…
Black Friday is officially seven days away get your (physical or digital) shopping bags ready. And don’t forget about all those other upcoming days, like Small Business Saturday, Cyber Monday and Giving Tuesday.
But before all that, let’s get on to this week’s agency news roundup.
Media moneymakers
Should British brands continue to get involved with the US-led retail moment that is Black Friday, asks Whistlejacket partner Matty Tong.
There’s one insight that rules over all the others, says the joint chief strategy officer of Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO.
WPP chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell will be questioned by the House of Lords on a number of topics related to the future of advertising.
Greggs received a wave of publicity – and a boost in sales – this week after a branded advent calendar depicted Jesus as a sausage roll. Was it harmless festive fun or something more sinister? And what does it tell us about ‘banter marketing’ today?
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Economia gerada com combustível e manutenção seria capaz de pagar o próprio caminhão em pouco tempo
> LEIA MAIS: Tesla apresenta seu primeiro caminhão elétrico
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-BETC Paris worked with AgaisntAllOdds on this animated “Special Christmas” spot for Swiss department store Manor (video above).
-RPA vice president, creative director, social media J Barbush discusses “‘Man Up’ and 5 Other Terms to Keep Out of the Office.”
-A new Infectious Media report explains “Why 86% of Brands Plan to Take Part of Their Programmatic Spend In-House.”
–Brad Jakeman discussed the “gut-wrenching” backlash to a certain Pepsi ad.
-JWT London planner Lucy Moody asks, “Is Christmas Finally Spurring the Industry Towards Diversity and Inclusion?”
-Geometry Global U.K. appointed Elspeth Lynn as chief creative officer.
–Southeast Asian ride-hailing Grab is partnering with Walt Disney to promote Star Wars: The Last Jedi in Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia and Philippines.
-Hillgrove Public Relations Founder Richard J. Hillgrove VI says “Winter is coming for the blockbuster Christmas ad.”
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