What brands can learn from sex workers and erotic filmmaking
Posted in: UncategorizedPanelists at Advertising Week’s ‘Pornrupted’ session also call for a more-ethical industry.
Panelists at Advertising Week’s ‘Pornrupted’ session also call for a more-ethical industry.
The Omnicom Group shop beats out incumbent Grey to become the nonprofit’s new brand agency of record.
Havas Creative North America has hired its first chief people officer as it looks to reimagine its recruiting process. It’s part of the agency’s seven step action plan to address systemic racism within the Havas organization. Havas hired Claire Telling for the role. She will serve as strategic leader for recruitment, brand and culture across…
Pinterest dubbed 2020 the year of the “Great Reboot,” and shopping was the focus of its latest reboot with several updates that were introduced Tuesday. The percentage of Pinners who visited places to shop on the platform was up over 50% in the first half of 2020, the company said, adding in a blog post,…
Key Insight: Disney+ and sister streamer Hulu have both introduced co-viewing features this year as in-person gatherings remain limited. Disney+ is rolling out a remote co-viewing feature that will enable subscribers to watch the platform’s programming together virtually. Group Watch will allow up to seven different Disney+ accounts to link up and co-view programming with…
Further investing in its offerings for marketers, Vox Media has launched a self-serve ad tool to create and submit ad campaigns, then track how they perform across properties included in the company’s in-house ad marketplace, Concert. The new tool–called Concert Ad Manager–is another step the company is taking to capitalize on its proprietary ad software…
The brewer will handle marketing for the alcoholic seltzer hitting the U.S. next month.
How have brands, agencies and production companies been pivoting to accommodate the new reality of remote production? Adweek’s new video series, Adnatomy, explores this question. We’re sitting down with the teams behind some of the most interesting ads of the last few months to discuss how commercial production has changed as a result of the…
Gannett announced today it is selling SweetIQ, a location data company it bought in 2017, to Berlin-based Uberall for an undisclosed sum. By offloading SweetIQ, Gannett becomes the latest publisher to divest from recently acquired ad-tech assets as privacy laws become more stringent, making the possession of such assets a potential liability. SweetIQ was folded…
Plus, tips for Amazon Prime Day, and why Uncle Ben’s rebrand could have gone further.
Experts offer tips on how brands can score big at the annual Amazon Prime Day, a two-day shopping event taking place on Oct. 13 and 14 this year.
Seventh Generation, Absolut, Netflix and others are campaigning to get out the vote
The Playful Network doesn’t deliver super-fast 5G or state-of-the-art technology but instead celebrates our collective playfulness. Because after everything that’s happened this year, the one thing we’ve learnt is that the strongest connection we have is each other.
In a parody to TELCO over-claims, The Playful Network promises to “supercharge your connectivity” thanks to a “cutting edge connection device” – otherwise known as an OREO cookie.
The campaign features 3 inspirational Thais who share the brand’s optimism when it comes to the power of a smile: Auntie Jeab – a cancer survivor and Long Board SEA Games Participant; Yew – a Nurse with disabilities and an influential blogger; and Bally – an LGBT Teacher and Cyber Bullying Activist.
Subaru Canada is making its case to Canadians on why there is no better vehicle to own. The new campaign leverages a series of TV and online videos that demonstrate a variety of significant claims to help inform consumers on the benefits of driving a Subaru.
The campaign uses an innovative technique to transition the footage from the past to present day where we get to see older and newer models in the same sequence.
One of the commercials speaks to the fact that 96.7% of Subaru’s sold in the last 10 years are still on the road today, touting their longevity. Another speaks to the fact that Kelly Blue Book has awarded Subaru as the most trusted brand for 6 years in a row. The third commercial speaks to fact that they have vehicles that have been an IIHS Top Safety Pick for 14 years in a row, while featuring their EyeSight® safety technology. The final one speaks to the fact that Subaru has achieved the best resale value over the last 10 years, above all other mainstream brands, cumulatively.
The popular rap artist and Crash fan Quavo makes a guest appearance in the “New Drop” trailer in which Crash crashes a sneaker drop at a sneaker store and encounters the rapper. Crash spots Quavo as a genuine fan, with his blinged-out Aku Aku chain, and starts to call out the new powers and features of Crash Bandicoot™ 4 as Quavo responds back with his signature ad-libs.