Until confronted with an emergency, people don't understand that knowing first aid can be the difference between life and death. If you're not equipped to deal with an emergency, you're helpless. This blunt ad uses an invisible barrier to dramatise that feeling. A mother sees her son in trouble after he hits his head jumping into their swimming pool. She frantically leaps into the pool only to lan ...
Havas Worldwide India uncovered this cultural truth and started a movement to raise awareness of the issue without spending a single rupee. Every married Indian woman wears a red bindi, a dot on her forehead representing honor, love and prosperity. Havas India decided to contrast the red bindi with a white one, as a symbol of lost childhood and a colorless future. (http://havas.com)
Most people think they’re skilled enough to drive a little over the limit. The NZ Transport Agency asked us to reframe the way people thought about their own speed. We did this by showing that other people – real people – make mistakes, and when that happens – as it inevitably does – our speed is the one variable we can control to determine the outcome of the ensuing collision. (http://w ...
"The Scarecrow" is part of an ambitious content platform "Cultivate a Better World," designed to generate curiosity about where food comes from through the use of engaging entertainment. "The Scarecrow" film is set in a dystopian world where all food production is controlled by fictional industrial giant Crow Foods. The Crow Foods factory is staffed by scarecrows who have been displaced from their ...
Tinnyvision was in breach of Snapchat’s terms of use on two fronts. Firstly our snaps were not live. We shot in advance and sent the series of snaps to each new viewer on the day they followed. To appear authentic, snaps were cued to send at a time that matched the time of day in the video. Secondly, we were using Snapchat to hold a branded message. At the time of launch, this was not something th ...
The Tutu Project is proud to announce that they were chosen by Deutsche Telekom to tell their story of how Bob and Linda Carey have chosen to deal with breast cancer through inspiration, courage and love. "Things get great when People start sharing" -- It's under this motto that Deutsche Telekom will give true stories a platform as part of its future communication. The focus is on sharing spe ...
We put this claim to the test again by providing a vivid description of Franz Marc’s painting “the Blue Horse” to blind children and then asking them to build it using LEGO bricks. Blind and severely visually-impaired children were able to access the painting for the first time in their lives. With the help of LEGO they created their own three-dimensional works of art that were brought to t ...
The campaign leverages the mobile platform where users of Meitu are encouraged to snap pictures of everyday items that resemble fries and collect them into their virtual ‘McDonald’s Fries Box.’ By sharing the pictures on their social media channels, participants will have the opportunity to be rewarded with free fries at McDonald’s. The “I See Fries” campaign aims to encourage consumers to see an ...
Aid Couture displayed boutique-style in a series of sale events in popular malls. Proceeds were then used to purchase immediate-need life essentials like food, medicine and water for calamity victims. The program showcased Procter and Gamble’s mantra of “Touching Lives, Improving Life.” Its successful execution hinged on numerous pro-bono services from various partners including celebrities and me ...
Gaming startup Bytro Labs wanted to convince potential investors and merger partners of not only their game developing skills, but their economic expertise, too. So, Serviceplan built the first business report that's also a playable game. Distributed as a simple text file containing Bytro Labs' regular business report, the text was written and formatted in a way that allowed it to function as prog ...
IKEA distributes millions of catalogues every year to homes for free. In a time where tech devices are replacing books, how could we get people excited about the arrival of the catalogue in their mailboxes? By launching it like anything but a book. (http://www.bartleboglehegarty.com)
CHECT’s ads encourage people to put their phones to better use, and help detect and defeat a rare, deadly childhood eye cancer called retinoblastoma (Rb). Rb tumours can develop in the eyes of babies and young children, destroying their vision and threatening their life. The signs of Rb can be very subtle and a child may not appear unwell otherwise, which is why detection is so vital. ...
King Joffrey tumbled to the ground in Aotea Square on April 7, only a few days after the campaign started, and just in time for the highly anticipated launch of the fourth season of the cult TV series Game of Thrones. Through a world-first experiential and social media event, Game of Thrones fans were challenged to use their collective voices through the power of social media t ...
Our campaign spoke directly to lovers, and addressed one of the biggest problems in modern relationships; technology. We wanted to create a movement that called on couples to realise just how much their obsessions with gadgets and gizmos are leaving them totally disconnected from each other. After all, how can couples be having great sex when Flappy Bird, Facebook friends and the whole of Twitter ...
Mastercard announced the launch of its Priceless Engine – an innovative new platform for marketing that allows the brand to provide its bank partners with the deep insights that help them deliver the right offers to their customers at the right time. The Priceless Engine will see MasterCard leverage its depth of analytic capabilities to help its partner banks understand consume ...
Seven years after its troubled PS3 launch, PlayStation faced the most important console launch in the most critical year of the brand’s history. How would we turn the tide? By flying in the face of the industry trend toward entertainment over gaming and launching a single-minded idea that would speak to the brand’s legacy – and directly to gamers hearts. And so “Greatness Awaits” was born. This ne ...
To the delight of young men and the dismay of their mothers, Old Spice Re-fresh Body Sprays are here. Spray goodbye to boyhood. Smellcome to Manhood. (http://www.wk.com)
Guinness is an iconic drink that has more look, more taste and more soul than any other beer. Which is true of a generation of Africans who are carving their own path through life because they can’t rely on the traditional, formal career opportunities. We united this distinctive beer with these entrepreneurial people under the guise of a simple brand idea called Made of Black. Guinness’ role is to ...
This audience is young, fickle and living their lives online. So, we created the Xpandinator – a device that was designed to socially engage fans in a way our competitors simply couldn’t. It was big, audacious and a bit ridiculous - and it soon became the most shared drink in Australia – in the physical world and the digital one. (https://www.leoburnett.com)
With Creating more play in MENA, it reinvented the soft drink's strategy in the region with a distinctive teen engagement platform based on gaming.
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