In all the territory anti-smoking advertising has covered in all its years, none has covered quite so much territory in a single spot. Wanna quit now? Agency: DDB, Paris.
DELL has reported they’ve made $6,500,000 off Twitter promotions in the last two years. For a multi-billion dollar company, that is a small drop in a large bucket, but it’s still interesting to see substantial numbers come out of the otherwise elusive web service.
The war that sees energy drinks trying to one-up each other is taking place in their advertising these days. Here’s a rowdy new piece from Cult Energy Drink that plays out a youngster’s oy-boy fantasies. Bloguerrilla reminds us of the spot’s similarity to the Prodigy and Justice videos posted below.
These ideas pop up a lot on our radar, but this one’s particularly great because it ties so well into the product they’re selling – and it was done for $500! Hard to fathom a campaign working so well in this day and age for such a low price tag. Well done. Agency: McCann Erickson, Israel.
Love the interactivity of this piece painted in Warsaw by Roa. It would have been a nice touch to show the inside of the bunny’s foot on the yellow door along with his skull.