Fine example of guerilla marketing. I’m sure the guys who had to do the deliveries had a big laugh about all the destinations being hard to deliver to.
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Who’s the killer now?
Ryan Reynolds’ Aviation Gin. Didn’t realise so much work went into it.
No, we can
UK campaign designed to empower 16 and 17 year old kids people.
Here’s the brief
‘We’re a delivery business. A guy delivers a box. Customer receives it. That’s essentially it. Also, we have no budget. What can you do for me?’
Clock is ticking
TikTok has until September 15th to find a buyer for its US operation. Could be Microsoft, could be Oracle, could be the My Pillow Guy. TikTok is launching an ad campaign which features Xi Jinping hilariously lip-syncing Donald Trump and there’s a big dance-off. Not really. They’re running this:
If you’re wondering who the people are in the ad, it just shows how badly out of touch you are with social media memes. You’ll need to increase your screen time.
They should have run one of these Aimee Lajoie TikToks instead.
Wear a damn mask
Timely message from an American politician. Save you watching it; here’s the best line.
Check with your doctor, or anyone who reads words…
Reagan ad
I hope you don’t think we’re being partisan; this is the second ad we’ve posted from the anti-Trump Lincoln Project. It’s audacious. It juxtaposes the soundtrack of an ad run by a previous Republican president with images from the current Republican presidency. To good effect.
CNN 40
On one level this is an encapsulation of 40 years of American news stories, on another it’s an account of why we need independent journalism. The climax is Keisha Lance Bottoms’ passionate reminder that all media is local.
Cheap and brutal
The Lincoln Project is a group of Republican wonks who believe Donald Trump is a threat to America. They are campaigning for his removal at the ballot box. Their videos generate millions of hits. They are crowd-funded and the ads are harder-hitting than the Democrat’s official campaign ads. And they’re quick; no approvals process. This one was up within 24 hours of the allegation being made. Likely we’ll see similar third-party political advertising plays in Australia and other countries. High on message-focus and timeliness, low on production values.
Stay home
Artist Pierre Brault’s clever plea, but don’t be fooled – it’s CGI, not a real-world installation.
STAY HOME/SAFE from pierre on Vimeo.