Nubank compra Easynvest e se torna plataforma líder em investimentos digitais no Brasil

O Nubank anuncia nesta sexta-feira, 11/09, a compra da Easynvest, maior corretora de investimento digital com 1,5 milhão de clientes. A aquisição marca não apenas a entrada do Nubank no novo mercado como alça a empresa à liderança entre as plataformas digitais de investimento.  “O mercado de investimentos no Brasil ainda é muito complexo, com …

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Travis Scott Meets McDonald’s (It’s Lit!)

A partnership between the rapper and the fast-food chain is a melding of the merchandising minds.

A broken screen looks like a city map / Ça me les brise!

THE ORIGINAL?
Samsung – Smart Repair Service – 2019
Source : One Show Merit
Agency : Cheil Worldwide (Germany)
LESS ORIGINAL
Movistar Screen Insurance – 2020
“No matter where it happens, we’ll replace it”
Agency : Publicis (Ecuador)

Ad Chatter: Wear A Mask and Proceed with Caution

In this new episode of Ad Chatter, Dan Goldgeier and I discuss the value of Jack Morton’s new training program, Camp Jack; “Black to Yellow,” the new travel and tourism campaign from South Dakota and Wyoming; a new mouth-watering commercial for the National Restaurant Association; what the B Corp designation means for brands; and the […]

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Despite a Constant State of Crisis, Media Buyers Still Show Interest in TikTok

TikTok is in hot water with the U.S. government, but with its user base continuously growing, media buyers are undeterred. Still, advertisers and agencies are leery about long-term commitments as TikTok’s owners face a looming deadline to sell the app. In this moment of crisis, Blake Chandlee’s job at TikTok is to assure advertisers that…

Aviation Gin’s Full Frontal Nudity; Marvel’s Superpowered Marketing Strategy: Friday’s First Things First

Welcome to First Things First, Adweek’s daily resource for marketers. We’ll be publishing the content to First Things First on Adweek.com each morning (like this post), but if you prefer that it come straight to your inbox, you can sign up for the email here. Ryan Reynolds’ Aviation Gin Launches OnlyGins.com With a Naked Bottle…

Diversity takes center stage at the IAB Podcast Upfront

Pepsi signs on as first sponsor of iHeartMedia’s new Black Effect Podcast Network

Barry Wacksman and other R/GA execs leave to start a new shop: Friday Wake-Up Call

Welcome to Ad Age’s Wake-Up Call, our daily roundup of advertising, marketing, media and digital news. If you’re reading this online or in a forwarded email, here’s the link to sign up for our Wake-Up Call newsletters.

Watch live at 11 a.m. EDT: The top 5 creative brand ideas you need to know about right now

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Welcome to a live episode of the top 5 creative brand ideas you need to know about right now.

Ad Age’s Creativity Associate Editor Alexandra Jardine, Creativity Associate Editor I-Hsien Sherwood and Food Reporter Jessica Wohl come together live from London, New York and Chicago, respectively, to talk about the standout work of the past couple weeks, why it deserves the spotlight and what lessons it offers for the industry.

The discussion includes outstanding ideas including a heavy metal-themed water brand’s baby name generator, Burger King’s love-in with McDonald’s for Pride Week in Finland and Ryan Reynolds indulging in some 80s nostalgia for Mint Mobile.

Jon Lovitz is getting paid to hate puppies and pitch senior dog toys

Playology goes after an overlooked segment by doing things almost no one does—making an ad for dog toys and disparaging puppies.

Assassin's Creed: Greetings from England

Assassin’s Creed Valhalla – the next installment in Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed franchise launching on November 17 – features a journey of discovery through ninth century England, created and shot in the style of a traditional tour operator’s travel campaign.

The true intention of the launch film will be unveiled in subsequent ads in the campaign, running across 14 countries, as a sequence of related content rolls out across Assassin’s Creed social networks in the coming weeks.

WeWork: That's How Tomorrow Works

As companies around the world begin to slowly and methodically return to their headquarters, many still question how it will work. How can an office prioritize health and safety for thousands of employees? Where can we find move-in ready workspaces available as soon as next week? Who can help us navigate an undeniably changing business landscape?

To establish this important role, WeWork launched a new global brand campaign titled “That’s How Tomorrow Works.” The sixty-second video follows businesspeople from around the world as they commute back to work for the first time since being quarantined. The voiceover poses questions of uncertainty on people’s minds, which are answered through visuals reflecting WeWork’s vision for tomorrow and evolving business model – upgraded health and safety measures, inspiring and collaborative spaces, and flexible offerings like reduced upfront costs or access to multiple office locations within a single city – bringing hope and inspiration to the viewer. The film wraps with a single message – that with all it provides, WeWork can show companies how to transition from what no longer works, to what will.

Lux: Chand Sa Roshan Chehra

Presenting its new proposition on glow, beauty brand Lux has relaunched its product line with its latest campaign titled ‘Chand Sa Roshan Chehra’, starring star couple Kareena Kapoor Khan and Saif Ali Khan. Inspired by popular cultural references on moonlit glow and beauty, Wunderman Thompson South Asia explores a first time creative thought of creating a locally tailored campaign for multiple regions within the country with multilingual songs, all perfectly embodying the ‘glowing’ proposition of Lux’s product relaunch. Each song chosen in different languages, helps bring alive the brand’s proposition of comparing a woman’s beauty to the moon.

Kellogg's: Just Right Fusion

Reese: The Reese Society

It is not housed at DoNotJoinTheReeseSociety.com, and was not developed by agency partner Anomaly to salute and reward people’s unconditional love of Reese—the leading chocolate brand in Canada and the U.S.

The society does not seek to become an ongoing source of brand advocacy for Reese, and does not feature a Reese Peanut Butter Cup as part of its stylized logo.

Reese Society has not emerged as a vibrant social destination that far surpassed the campaign objectives within its first week. It did not attract more than 4,800 submissions from people hoping to join (more than 1500% greater than the forecast for the entire campaign), and engagement is not up 209% versus the brand average.

Also views of the non-existent website have not exceeded the target for the entire campaign by 380%. Nor is the clickthrough rate 87% higher than the brand average, and Reese’s Instagram and Twitter followers did not grow by 17% and 15% respectively.

The non-existent campaign does not include partnerships with macro/micro influencers on Instagram, and their live feeds will not be “interrupted” by a mysterious cloaked figure directing viewers to a website that does not exist.

Reese fans are also not wholeheartedly playing along with the conceit that the Reese Society does not exist. One woman did not paint her fingernails with the Reese logo and post a photo to Instagram with the message “Definitely NOT trying to the #ReeseSociety that definitely DOES NOT exist,” no fans have created their own Reese original artwork, and one diehard fan did not create an original rap about Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups and the Reese Society.

Finally, the Reese Society is also not promising its members access to cool swag like a hooded Reese robe or seasonal products. Reese is also not inviting people to show their love for the brand through activities like naming a pet Reese, changing their Instagram name to include the word “Reese” or painting their room orange.

Goldfish: Feeding Imagination

Goldfish Integrated Ad - Feeding Imagination

Goldfish® Crackers, a beloved snack in many Canadian households, has launched a new brand platform that encourages and fosters imagination in the minds of Canadian children.

“We’ve seen, through research, that our playful cracker shape naturally lends itself to imaginative play with kids,” says Paloma Bentes, Marketing Director at Campbell Canada. “Parents have shared how important imagination is to their children’s development and especially now, given how much time is being spent at home.”

Developed with new agency partner Zulu Alpha Kilo, the “Feed Imagination” platform launches with a campaign that allows kids’ imaginations to rule the day. Three children, Makayla, Teniayo, and Aiden, were approached and a documentary film crew captured their stories. What they didn’t know is that their imaginative, made-up-on-the-spot stories would be brought to real life with the help of their friends at Goldfish.

Makayla loves reading, so her story was developed into a printed book designed by illustrators at Polyester Studio. For Aiden, who loves to play video games, his imagination was brought to life in the form of a video game developed in partnership with TreSensa Technologies. And for the artist, Teniayo, her drawing was showcased as her first art exhibit on a massive mural in downtown Toronto for all to see.

Within days of telling their imaginative stories using Goldfish crackers as the catalyst, the book, video game and mural were revealed to each child and their parent – to their surprise and amazement. Consumers can enjoy Makayla’s story and Aiden’s game firsthand on social platforms throughout the campaign duration.

Prega News: #PregaMoment

When a leading brand completes a decade in the market, it calls for a celebration. And what’s a better way to celebrate than to invite your own community to share their moments with the brand. Prega News, a leading pregnancy detection brand celebrated its 10-year mark in the industry by recreating some special moments shared by its users.

Prega News understands how each woman has a different tale to tell about the time they received the news of their pregnancy. #PregaMoment – aims to capture exactly that. The series of three films capture a gamut of emotions to express the best ‘good news’ one can receive in their lives.

The campaign comes in the trying times of the pandemic as a ray of hope for the expecting mothers and as a beautiful memory for others. The brand’s objective is to cheer up couples all over and connect with them once again to mark their glorious journey. So, all mothers – old and new, can now share their unique #PregaMoment stories on a portal especially created for this occasion.

Don’t Burn Crackers by Brewing Thought

Advertising Agency: Brewing Thought, India
Creative Director / Art Director: Ritesh Kumar
Creative Copywriter: Naval Ghildiyal

Volvo: For everyone’s safety

Hand Care Self-Care Kits – Lush Launches Line of Curated, Limited Edition Handcare Kits (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) Since handwashing continues to be a top priority for those heading back to the office and school this fall, Lush is combating dry and cracked hands with its new, limited-edition Handcare Kits. These…