Financial start-up Peepl and Uncommon Creative Studios are asking customers to design the company’s logo. Every day for 100 days, Peepl will pick a new logo, turn it into an NFT, and give its creator a share of daily profits. ...
Read More »KFC has jobs for all – including out of work politicians – in Mother’s topical ad
The newspaper headlines are dominated by the downfall of Boris Johnson and his government, but turn the pages and a solution is at hand for out-of-work politicians — a job at KFC, where (unlike in Westminster) you’ll find “supportive and ...
Read More »Cadbury recruits Aussies to spread the word about Caramilk
VCCP has turned to a timeless and cost effective way to promote a product — put people in your merchandise and ask them to do the work for you. It helps if you recruit 1,000 friendly Australians for the job, ...
Read More »Wonderhood Studios goes fishing for 5G with Three UK
Three UK’s 5G coverage is still, like all the networks, pretty limited. So this new TV ad from Wonderhood Studios fudges the issue by focusing on a more general sense of connectivity, while reminding us that 5G is out there ...
Read More »Dogs are a ‘legal high’ in Uncommon’s new campaign for ManyPets insurance
Uncommon Creative Studio is appealing to pet owners with a new campaign – its first for ManyPets insurance – saying they need to insure their pets if they want to ensure their own happiness. A series of posters celebrates the ...
Read More »EE takes a stand against sexist hate ahead of women’s Euros
This is a good, thought provoking ad for the first day of the UEFA Women’s Euros. The “Hope United” campaign, which was rolled out during the men’s Euros last year – although with limited success, given at the hate that ...
Read More »Hegarty creates new campaign for AI talent agency Genie
The talent crunch is affecting pretty much every business, and if you can’t put graduates on £120k starting salaries like some of the legal firms are doing, why not get John Hegarty to mastermind your ad campaign instead? It helps, ...
Read More »Cannes Grand Prix finale has two (and a half) UK triumphs: Engine Creative wins Titanium and 4Creative wins Film
Much like Glastonbury, Cannes seems like the centre of the universe if you’re there, but if you’re not, it’s just not that interesting. Still, for the armchair participants, the Grand Prix winners are worth noting, and here’s the final crop ...
Read More »Cannes Lions hands out a second Grand Prix to Vice Media
Purpose has truly taken hold now that Cannes is half way through, and it’s here in the latest crop of Grand Prix. Today’s award for displaying the least purpose — and the winner of the Grand Prix for Creative Commerce ...
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