::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Everything is changing! Mass production is now mass customization. Differentiation rules. Marketers must understand emotions, social patterns, and media consumption in order to design the next generation of products and messages. Advertising is dynamic communication. It's not easy keeping up. Fortunately, we love this shit.
This was a nice little Nokia ad. It features Bruce Lee playing ping pong. You can't go wrong with Bruce Lee. He's a legend around the world like Michael Jackson, sans all the boy touching drama.
A little reminder to disconnect and read an actual book. I'll compromise and listen to an audio book. The caption at the bottom reads: "Disconnect for a while. Read a book" Advertising Agency: Brickman, Ramat Gan, Israel
Creative Director / Art Director: Yotam Sharon
Copywriter: Ronni Azulay
Studio Manager: Shay Rimon
Account Manager: Lee Tishler
Published: December 2008
Pepsi Max has one lonely calorie. In these German Pepsi Max ads BBDO Düsseldorf GmbH, Germany has explored the darker side of being a lone calorie. These ads are sure to start some conversations (good & bad). Risky, maybe? But worth the effort. (Pepsi later apologized using Twitter after users complained) Pepsi Max: Noose
Pepsi Max: Rocket
Pepsi Max: Acid
Tagline: One very very lonely calorie.
Brand: Pepsi Max
Advertising Agency: BBDO Düsseldorf GmbH, Germany
Creative Director: Toygar Bazarkaya
Art Director: Michael Plückhan
Copywriter: Kenny Blumenschein
Choosing a name is difficult to do. You could set your baby up
difficult life if you are not careful. The same is true for brands. The
Nintendo Wii is an example of an odd name that some how works. Wii,
Phonetically, it sounds like “we” and the console was meant to played
by the whole family. It sounds a little funny, but it works.
The same can not be said for the acid reflux medication, Aciphex.
Aciphex is Phonetically similar to Ass Effects. Watch this ad with your
eyes closed and listen. It was funny at first but it bothers me that a
name like that actually made it to market. ACIPHEX is a registered
trademark of Eisai Company, Ltd., Tokyo, Japan. Maybe it sounds better
in Japanese? (view video)
Oh Goodby! This ad by Goodby, Silverstein & Partners reminds me of
Miller Lite ads. The difference is that instead of women in thongs,
this ad features men in thongs. It also pokes fun at European
beachwear, and for some reason the ad works. It’s not the best branding
piece. It’s a bit crude for the Rolling Rock brand in my opinion. It is
memorable and worth talking about. I even can’t remember the last time
I thought about Rolling Rock, which is why it works for me. Good for
the short term. It’s much of a brand builder, but that’s O.K. becuase
it’s funny in South Park sort of way.(view video)
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