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Archive for February, 2010

Perception – It devalues creativity. It lacks cohesive planning. It will fail so many times that clients will soon forget about it. Reality – It devalues creativity. It lacks cohesive planning. It will fail most of the time, but it is so cheap and quick that repeatedly cracking the whip isn’t a huge gamble, leading [...]

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Another of the things I picked up on while in New York was the amount of space the ‘Be Stupid’ campaign by Diesel is getting around the city. All the stores have their windows full of the posters: And subway corridors were often solely occupied by varying ‘Be Stupid’ prints, you had to try very [...]

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American brands seem obsessed with highlighting their competitors flaws in favour of promoting their own benefits. Following my trip to New York at the end of January, it was hard to escape the number of brands adopting this type of messaging. The most obvious example was Verizon, who slate AT&T’s 3G coverage across the US, [...]

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This is a beautiful, simple ad for Google that falls within their Search Stories campaign. Apparently it is also due to be shown during the Super Bowl later today. Credit to @Will_Humphrey for bringing this to my attention.

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This doesn’t prove the power of outdoor advertising, it proves the power of making outrageous statements http://ow.ly/SwQ1 A real Alfa Romeo in a shopping trolley. Ambient stunt http://ow.ly/WA75 Lost in 8 minutes. Didn’t think this was possible. Impressive promo by ABC http://ow.ly/Ts8b The Lego iPhone app that transforms a photo into a mosaic. I think [...]

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