Great minimalist ad.
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Lego Star Wars ads. Fun & colourful.
Tagline should be: “Their not dolls their action figures” keeps that sense of nostalgia.
Pepsi Light. Live light.
Gives everyone what they truly wants, sex appeal without the work.
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Like that the ad has a site address, smart phones made up 29% of sales in the last six months according to Nelson. GIVE THEM SOMETHING TO DO WITH IT THATS WHY THEY BOUGHT IT.
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Good Ad, you already have your target market checking out the crane. I’d have listed the site address or a 800 number, know the ad was tryin to stay simple but you have to get some sort of reaction other than “Oh thats cool”
(Source: jaymug)
Funny ad but people don’t buy Durex because they are know for better large fitting condoms, Magnum/Trojan already has that segment cornered, there known for value. Dance with the one that ‘brung’ you.
(Source: jaymug)
Not only does it grab your attention, it keeps it while connecting two distant generations.
(Source: patricenatalie)
Beauty brands sell emotion not hygiene products
(Source: nastyakravtsova)
Good choice on the big eyed monkey for the picture. One of the better Ad’s for WWF.
CoffeeCompany WiFi headlines.
Holland’s largest chain of coffee shops is called CoffeCompany. They wanted to attract more students, so they installed WiFi in some of its stores near universities. The problem is, lots of students just come into the store for the WiFi but hardly look at the menu.
So CoffeeCompany decided to move the store’s menu into the WiFi menu of customers’ laptops. They periodically changed the wireless network name from the normal “CoffeeCompany” to hard-selling headlines. So as students looked for a network, they found menu lines such as “mmm….YummyMuffinsOnly1,99″
Agency: They Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
-Great example of using the problem in the solution.
