• Home
  • About us
  • Columnists
  • Archives
  • Contact
More About Advertising
The alternative voice of advertising, marketing and media
Cocoa Boutique Ltd
  • Agencies
  • Analysis
  • Clients
  • Creative
  • Finance
  • Media
  • News
  • Politics
  • PR
  • Research
  • Subscribe
Browse: Home / ad campaign

ad campaign

HSBC and JWT tweak Aussie tail in new British Lions rugby tour ad

HSBC and JWT tweak Aussie tail in new British Lions rugby tour ad

By Stephen Foster on May 13, 2013

We’re all looking forward to the British and Irish Lions forthcoming rugby tour to Australia (it’s interesting that the Lions is the only time the British and the Irish play together) so sponsor HSBC has made an ad with JWT to celebrate the event. And here it is; featuring Lions legends Willie-John McBride and JPR [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged ad campaign, autralia tour, botany bay, Brian O'Driscoll, british and irish lions, hsbc, JWT, legendary journey, Richard Hill | Leave a response

Droga5 opens new box of tricks for Newcastle Brown

Droga5 opens new box of tricks for Newcastle Brown

By Stephen Foster on March 22, 2013

Droga5 New York is continuing on its heroic task of making venerable Brit beer brand Newcastle Brown hot and trendy with further instalments in its ‘No Bollocks’ campaign. This is partly to promote the brown nectar’s new availability in cans in the US (the iconic bottles are sometimes mis-used by multi-tasking drinkers apparently). According to [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, Media, News | Tagged ad campaign, cans, droga5, newcastle brown, no bollocks, social media, thebestcoasterintheworld

Under-fire Bud bites back with full-strength ads

Under-fire Bud bites back with full-strength ads

By Staff on March 4, 2013

We’ve got horsemeat in our burgers (and much else besides) in the UK, now American drinkers are claiming that InBev, which owns Anheuser-Busch, is watering down its beer. Lawyer Josn Boxer says the practice started in 2008 when Belgian brewing giant InBev moved in, the company says: “We proudly adhere to the highest standards in [...]

Posted in Clients, Finance, PR | Tagged ad campaign, anheuser-busch, bud, burgers, horsemeat, inbev, watered down beer

Keep immigrants out - send for M&C Saatchi; new boss at Premier Foods, Ad Age picks 72andSunny

Keep immigrants out – send for M&C Saatchi; new boss at Premier Foods, Ad Age picks 72andSunny

By Stephen Foster on January 28, 2013

The UK government is apparently considering running an ad campaign to dissuade Bulgarians and Romanians from flooding into Britain when the rules change soon. Lots of references to warm beer, cold and wet weather and an economy run by George Osborne will doubtless be considered for the brief. So which agency should get the job? [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, Finance, News, Politics | Tagged 72andsunny, Ad Age, ad campaign, agency of the year, baghdad, bulgarian and romanian immigrants, charles saatchi, m&c saatchi, Maurice Saatchi, sansung, Tory Party, uk government

Waitrose sends spokesperson Delia to the stock pot

Waitrose sends spokesperson Delia to the stock pot

By Stephen Foster on January 8, 2013

Yikes! Upmarket UK grocer Waitrose (presumably with some advice from newish agency BBH) has decided to dispense with the services of spokesperson celebrity chef (well, cook) Delia Smith, citing Delia’s busy schedule. This is akin to the Royal Family having Prince Philip put down. Waitrose, which decided not to do a proper ad at Christmas, [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged ad campaign, bbh, Delia Smith, fat duck, Heston Blumenthal, Waitrose

Now Mother New York tries to make the world a better place by persuading kids to read

Now Mother New York tries to make the world a better place by persuading kids to read

By Staff on April 25, 2012

Artfully disguised social engineering seems to be the theme of much US advertising recently – Chrysler reviving Detroit, P&G sponsoring mothers, Coke appropriating ‘Happiness’ – and now Mother New York has entered the fray with this opus for Book People Unite, a joint venture between not-for-profit Reading is Fundamental, the Library of Congress and the [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News, Politics | Tagged ad campaign, ad council, book people unite, ebooks, library of congress, mother campaign, mother new york, reading, reading is fundamental, red riding hood, social engineering

McDonald's riles critics with new home-grown food production ads

McDonald’s riles critics with new home-grown food production ads

By Angie Dean on January 6, 2012

If you’re McDonald’s you’re damned if you do and also if you don’t – answer critics of your food production methods, that is. The fast food giant is tackling its critics head on with this campaign, from DDB apparently, showing beef, lettuce and potato producers to try to rebut widespread claims that its beef, for [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News, PR | Tagged ad campaign, beef, critics, food production, illinois beef rancher, leo burnett, McDonalds, Steve Fogelsong

National Parks star for Y&R and Crush Royal Canadian Mint campaign

National Parks star for Y&R and Crush Royal Canadian Mint campaign

By Staff on November 9, 2011

Ads flogging coins from various national mints are usually tacky affairs, trying to persuade gullible punters that the ‘special’ coins are worth more than real ones. But Canada’s Royal Mint has produced a charming treatment for its latest offer, highlighting the country’s National Parks, the first anywhere it seems. The campaign is by Y&R Toronto [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged ad campaign, animation, crush, Robert Findley, royal canadian mint, Sam Chou, y&r toronto

Next stop is a better world for Microsoft's Kinect

Next stop is a better world for Microsoft’s Kinect

By Angie Dean on November 3, 2011

There you are, we though Microsoft’s Kinect was a device which enabled you to work your Xbox gaming console by waving at it, Nintendo Wii-style. But actually it can help the whole human race, as this clever spot ‘Kinect effect’ from 215 McCann argues surprisingly persuasively. Its about time Microsoft hit another winner and 215, [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged 215 mccann, ad campaign, christmas, first anniversary, international campaign, kinect, kinect effect, Microsoft, nintendo wii, xbox

Nike and Wieden+Kennedy add a long-awaited human dimension to 'Never stop running' campaign

Nike and Wieden+Kennedy add a long-awaited human dimension to ‘Never stop running’ campaign

By Stephen Foster on October 26, 2011

Those of us who don’t pound the streets of a morning (unless it’s to get to the local wine bar) have long tired of ads showing demented runners in their latest sports shoes. Mostly from Nike. But Nike’s latest, from Wieden+Kennedy Portland and Sao Paulo, tries to make running a bit more human and, mostly, [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged ad campaign, droga5, hudson river, live extravaganza, lunarglide+2 shields trainer, never stop running, nike, puma, sao paulo, w+k new york, walk on the water, wieden+kennedy portland

Next »

Top Stories Straight to your inbox!

Join the Conversation!

follow More About Advertising Like More About Advertising

Popular Posts

  • ‘Two iPhones walk into a bar…I forget the rest’ – Apple’s Siri turns joker for John Malkovitch
  • HSBC and JWT tweak Aussie tail in new British Lions rugby tour ad
  • Oystercatchers is top matchmaker in new IPA survey of agency pitching practice
  • Centaur Media’s £50m bold bet on digital business Econsultancy backfires disastrously
  • What is WPP up to with Gramercy Park? Not that one, its new ‘post-conceptualisation’ ads studio?
  • Why are advertising’s fat cats all blokes?

Recent Comments

  • Martin Smith on Centaur Media’s £50m bold bet on digital business Econsultancy backfires disastrously
  • Martin Smith on Marketing Week publisher Centaur faces exit from print as revenue plummets
  • George Parker on Oystercatchers is top matchmaker in new IPA survey of agency pitching practice
  • Mike Cornwell on Why are advertising’s fat cats all blokes?
  • Mark Andrews on Hello People’s Dave Dye picks his Desert Island Ads

Claro Print

Categories

  • Agencies (RSS)
  • Analysis (RSS)
  • Clients (RSS)
  • Creative (RSS)
  • Finance (RSS)
  • Media (RSS)
  • News (RSS)
  • Politics (RSS)
  • PR (RSS)
  • Research (RSS)

Meta

  • Log in
  • Entries RSS
  • Comments RSS

Tags

advertising apple bartle bogle hegarty bbh coca-cola David Cameron facebook google Interpublic Maurice Levy news corporation omnicom procter & gamble publicis groupe Rupert Murdoch saatchi & saatchi Sir Martin Sorrell Tesco wieden+kennedy WPP

About us

At More About Advertising we aim to bring you the inside track on what really matters in the world of advertising, marketing and media.
Please contact us with your news, views and comments.

Copyright © 2013 More About Advertising.
With help of Momentum Website Design.