Millennials Killed That Podcast: Millennials Killed That

In the last decade, articles started going viral with headlines like, “Millionaire tells Millennials: if you want a house, stop buying avocado toast”, “Why do Millennials hate groceries”, and, our personal favourite, “Do Millennials Even Eat Food?” While they piqued public interest, many of the articles felt one-sided. Millennials Killed That is a podcast that aims to shine a light on both sides of the story. See more at www.millennialskilledthat.com.

International OCD Foundation: Compulsive Assistance

“I’m so OCD!”

It’s a common phrase used today to describe anything from being neat freaks to being detail-oriented to being quirky. But the truth is that OCD is a real mental illness that intrudes on the lives of its sufferers. Every time we use the term lightly, we make it harder for actual sufferers to seek help.

To help raise awareness and break stigma during International OCD Awareness Week, the International OCD Foundation will partner with Amazon to give Alexa OCD traits.

Ramen Hero "Made in America. The Japanese way." (2020) 1:06 (USA)

Picker App: Signs Discount

Picker App created the first promotion in sign language.

For the International Sign Language Day, Picker, an Ecuadorian delivery app, launched a special promotion that encourages users to research and learn the sign code to redeem the discount.

Ad Chatter, Episode 4: Overworking the Team, Plus Three Quick Takes on New Commercials

All episodes of Ad Chatter are now available on Apple Podcasts Spotify Stitcher Amazon Music Listen Notes Deezer Podchaser Podcast Addict Google Podcasts In this new edition of Ad Chatter, Dan Goldgeier and I discuss: The blight of overworking people in the agency business Rao Homemade’s deceptively […]

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The New York Times: The Day T(rans) Goes Invisible

The New York Times Integrated Ad - The Day T(rans) Goes Invisible
The New York Times Integrated Ad - The Day T(rans) Goes Invisible
The New York Times Integrated Ad - The Day T(rans) Goes Invisible
The New York Times Integrated Ad - The Day T(rans) Goes Invisible
The New York Times Integrated Ad - The Day T(rans) Goes Invisible
The New York Times Integrated Ad - The Day T(rans) Goes Invisible

Mainstream LGBTQ groups solely focus on fighting for the rights of white L(esbian), G(ay), B(isexual) and (Q)ueer, and at no point have Black Trans people shared fully in the gains of racial justice from the activism.

In LGBTQ, T stands for Transgender, meaning it stands for the most overlooked group of this activism. So, this Transgender Day of Remembrance, we make the presence of Black Trans people visible, by making them invisible, literally: We remove the letter T across The New York Times’ entire front page.

Because once their invisibility is invisible, we can’t ignore them.

Good Max: Bearded

Good Max Print Ad - Bearded
Good Max Print Ad - Bearded
Good Max Print Ad - Bearded

Facial hair increases the chances that the Covid-19 virus lodges on our face, since it acts like a sponge, and additionally, it can interfere with the effectiveness of masks and respirators to cover our mouth and nose.

WWF: Save the Pangolins

Lenovo: For all of us

Noventi Health: Trump's Climate Change of Mind

By getting an invitation to the UN Climate Action Summit, NOVENTI had a great chance to share its climate neutral approach with some of the biggest names in politics and society. We decided to use this opportunity as a marketing stunt: By publishing an open letter directed to Donald Trump in his hometown newspaper, we not only challenged the President of the United States publicly for declining to take part at the UN Summit – we also informed the audience about NOVENTI’s efforts to fight climate change. The result: After releasing the ad on the day of the conference, Donald Trump changed his mind and surprisingly visited the Summit.

pudo: Just pudo it

Currently living in a world surrounded by various limitation and distancing protocols we were lucky enough to introduce a product to the market that supported just that –servicing a need for contactless convenience in courier, The Courier Guy introduced the advanced pudo (Pick Up, Drop Off) smart locker system that made connecting friends and family easier, safer and most of all, possible!

JAW Design worked on the brand from inception; strategizing and localising its marketing and branding through a 360 integrated approach on various channels such as the television, app, social media and digital avenues. Accompanied by a go-to-market campaign that comes alive with a humorous partnership with the renowned fan-favourite comedian Schalk Bezuidenhout. A strategic choice based on the premise of bringing comic relief to SA, reminding us to remain positive during these extraordinary times.

McDonald's: Anywhere, anytime

McDonald's Print Ad - Anywhere, anytime
McDonald's Print Ad - Anywhere, anytime

Waiting for your food is never easy, so we urge you to do something while you do it. You’re at home, you can do anything you want. But know that we’ll get there fast. And once you have the food in front of you, it’s imposible to finish whatever you were doing.

Noble & Cooley: Set the Tone

No other drum company in the world shares Noble & Cooley’s history of innovation and production. The premium drum manufacturer can trace its lineage to 1854, to humble beginnings with Silas Noble and James P. Cooley making drums by hand in the Noble farmhouse kitchen. The duo would later move to a factory that would craft more than 100,000 drums each year, including those produced and put into the hands of the Northern Regiments in the Civil War.

Nearly 10 years ago, to commemorate the company’s 150th anniversary, Noble & Cooley reissued a limited number of the rope tension drums used in the Union Army during the Civil War. At the time, they decided to use tulipwood, the same type of wood used in the company’s Civil War era marching drums, to build a modern, steam bent snare using this unique species. Pleased with the tone of the wood, the company placed these into regular production as an expanded offering. Given the unique tone and rich heritage of these drums, the company set out to expand its full line of drums that could be made out of tulipwood.

On September 24, Noble & Cooley again celebrated its rich history by launching a new line of drum kits — named the “Union Series” to evoke their specific history — all made out of tulipwood, creating a line of drums that channels the company’s heritage to the current day.

To promote the new Union Series drum kit, the company has partnered with integrated marketing company GYK Antler to launch a new creative marketing campaign called “Set the Tone.” The campaign, which launched nationally on September 24, comes to life across digital channels including Facebook and Instagram through paid social. Remarketing efforts will introduce the new historical line with current fans, and strategic targeting will connect with new drummer audiences. The work creatively leans into the brand’s legacy to resonate with Noble & Cooley’s existing customers and fans while also introducing the company, its historic roots and its modern innovations to a larger audience of musicians.

“Set the Tone” evokes passion for high-quality premium drums and sets out to marry together the old and the new — tapping into history and highlighting the product’s lightweight functionality on the battlefield, while also underlining the distinct sonic characteristics that entice musicians today. The rich storytelling aims to reach beyond their diehard enthusiasts by capturing how Noble & Cooley drums have set the tone from the battlefield to band practice for more than 150 years.

This is Noble & Cooley’s first product launch campaign in the company’s history where they have created overall brand messaging rather than simply delivering product-specific content, and is the first creative campaign launched by GYK Antler. Noble & Cooley is part of York Creative Collective (YCC), a privately-owned ecosystem of creative ventures working together to maximize their growth potential. GYK Antler’s creative marketing services serve as the growth engine powering the collective.

McDonald's: Bye bye balloons. Longe live balloons!

As part of their efforts to reduce single-use plastics and waste, McDonald’s Sweden and agency NORD DDB now remove the balloons from all restaurants across Sweden. The plastic balloons will be replaced with digital ones in an AR experience. The initiative is launched with a fully integrated campaign.

Greene King: That match day feeling

A short film & poem to kick of the English Premier League season showing the “new normal” on match day.

unu: The new unu Scooter is here

unu Integrated Ad - The new unu Scooter is here
unu Integrated Ad - The new unu Scooter is here
unu Integrated Ad - The new unu Scooter is here

One year after announcing the release of their second product generation, unu is finally bringing their new electric unu Scooter to the market. With the ambitious goal of becoming the most recognised brand in the e-mobility industry, unu asked No Service 24/7 to conceptualize and produce a campaign to announce the launch of the new unu scooter.

No Service 24/7 was assigned to develop a campaign that would let the product speak for itself and clearly set itself apart from the competition’s communication. The agency shifted the perspective on unu – from a purely digital, prototypical aesthetic to the real, tangible product. Instead of using renderings and hyperreal aesthetics, the unu Scooter is shown as you would actually experience it – with real people in urban environments.

The unu Scooter is a category defining product with design and user experience at its core. Designed and ground up by unu to resemble one composite whole, the unu Scooter is a pure technology product, created to facilitate an effortless usage that ultimately enables a powerful, convenient and joyful driving experience.

The Berlin-based startup was founded with a simple mission: To create the best mobility solutions that connect you to your city and enable you to embrace the full potential of urban life.

Her Street : Spec Work from Miami Ad School

Advertised brand: Her Street
Advertising School: Miami Ad School, Mumbai + Miami Ad School, Mexico City
Art Director: Catarina Barcala
Copywriter: Palak Kapadia
Synopsis: Countless Black women have been victims of police violence and the only way to remember their names, is to never stop saying them. Or seeing them. Her Street is a movement to rename the exact street where these atrocities took place, after the women themselves. We honor the women by making them a landmark you cannot look away from and have streets become rallying cries for justice.
This was created as a part of the One Club Mentor & Creative Program at Wieden+Kennedy NY.

NBA 2K21: Everything is Game

NBA 2K21 offers one-of-a-kind immersion into all facets of NBA basketball and basketball culture, including exciting improvements upon its best-in-class gameplay, competitive and community online features, and deep, varied game modes.

John Lewis: For the Joy of Home

For all things new this Autumn.

Nescafe: Nescafé Gold Rose