The Royal Navy is central to protecting our nation’s interests, using its global presence to neutralise threats, with or without a shot being fired. People like you, all over the world, are prepared to act at a moment’s notice, all in the name of serving their country. (https://www.royalnavy.mod.uk)
"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 ...
Coca-Cola created a marketing campaign that teens felt was for them, using channels and content that spoke directly to them:
They changed the colour of Coke's iconic red cans by launching a new range of limited edition multi-coloured cans that teens could collect, play with and share. The cans were also readable codes that unlocked a hidden, colo ...
The Economist targeted a broad new demographic: ‘Progressives’ who are aware of the brand but don’t see it as a natural destination for consuming their news and current affairs. As The Economist’s writing is astoundingly irreverent and diverse, our job was to deliver a true taste of the articles via a series of provocative digital banners in unexpected places. Then offer more bite-sized and flexib ...
British Airways, the United Kingdom’s largest airline in terms of fleet, routes and revenue, was looking for opportunities to increase North American sales.
Bringing a family together helps British Airways increase ticket sales by 65 percent (https://ogilvyone.com)
Opsm tooks the eye test to children by creating Penny the Pirate, available for free as a book and interactive app, it’s the first medical tool to test children’s eye health as you a read a story to them. There wasn’t a standard eye screening tool for children, so we had to start from scratch.Penny is on track to give 300,000 children an eye test, which has already seen a huge increase in kids eye ...
We want your Fairphone to last as long as possible. The modular design and spare parts make it easy for anyone to repair, plus the integrated regular or slim cover protects it from drops. Regular software updates keep everything running smoothly. (https://shop.fairphone.com)
Turn unused pay phones on the street into coin banks. Anyone can easily access them and start saving money. When you want to save the coins you earned that day, all you need to do is simply go to a pay phone, punch in the code and put in the coins. This simple system dramatically lowers the entry barrier to having a savings account – while creating a whole new revenue stream reaching an entir ...
During the last presidential election, nearly 10 million Americans faced long lines to cast their ballot. Lower-income and minority voters were disproportionately affected – more likely to experience problems like hours-long waits, fewer voting machines and poll workers, fewer polling places, and more difficulty finding their polling place. Unequal voting access is preventing all voices from being ...
To give New Zealanders a wake up call about homeloan interest, we collaborated with the Reserve Bank to access millions in real, shredded cash. Homeowners opened their mailboxes to find $1,000 in shredded cash, learning how BNZ could help them save $156,000 on a typical $300,000 loan. To provoke a visceral reaction to the waste, shredded cash was displayed on the streets and in banks nationwide. ( ...
77% of Australians fly less than three times a year for the simple reason that it’s too expensive. While many airlines try to encourage repeat customers through glamorous loyalty programs, the ugly truth is most Australian’s don’t fly enough to make these programs worthwhile. Our objective was to re-adjust people’s expectations of air travel and shine a light on the real value of low cost flight. ...
There are many reasons why women don’t check their breasts – they don’t know how, they forget, or they simply feel uncomfortable touching their breasts. To turn awareness into action, Colenso BBDO created Breast Cream for the New Zealand Breast Cancer Foundation - a simple moisturiser that makes checking your breasts a part of your regular beauty routine. Simply applying it helps you look and feel ...
87% of Indian men believe laundry is a woman's job’. Ariel decided to stand up for women’s equality at home with #ShareTheLoad – a provocative social movement that exposed the inequality embedded culturally in each and every Indian home. (https://bbdo.com)
Introducing a new film by adidas Originals: ‘Original is Never Finished’ We feature visionaries from the worlds of music, art, skate, and sport. Reaffirming the notion original is never finished, the film features a remix of the iconic song, “My Way” by Frank Sinatra with a provocative approach to today’s streetwear culture. adidas Originals turns to the new generation of creators to inspire them ...
Amid other sporting goods behemoths, PUMA for years lacked a credible role within culture, due to its lack of a clear vision and identity. To give the company its own brand relevance rather than trying to overtake the space that other big names already dominated, Droga5 helped PUMA create a new category of social sports by launching PUMA Social. The launch TV spot, After Hours Athlete, and subsequ ...
The Museum of Feelings was an interactive experience built to showcase the connection between scent and emotion. Visitors were taken on a sensory journey through the Museum, where Glade® fragrances acted as the muse to inspire visitors to explore their emotions. The exterior of the Museum changed color based on the mood of New York City. (http://www.scjohnson.com)
