Tag Archives: best ads of 2016

Best ads of 2016 Libresse – Blood I love the provocative nature of the idea. The expression in film is really striking and disruptive. Whilst other advertisers may go out of their way to avoid showing blood with graphics or ...

My choices of the year are taken from a shortlist that was as voted for by Red Brick Roaders – we have a monthly creative review session called ‘Redview’ when we peer over our competitor’s shoulders and pay respect to ...

Best ads of 2016 Gerald Daugherty. This is an ad for Gerald but it’s about his wife. It rejects conventional political ad behaviour. And his wife does a great job.   Jack Daniels. I just wish I’d been involved in ...

Nicolas Lautier is creative director of BETC Paris. He joined recently from Ogilvy Paris where he spent seven years working on brands including Perrier, Scrabble, Coca-Cola and Ford. Jealousy is a good criteria when it comes to selecting the best ...

Here’s a brief (and early) look back at the spots of 2016. No internet epics, no Superbowl blockbusters no Olympic tear jerkers, just the spots that run every day informing buyers, engaging audiences…… and selling products (and candidates). The unfashionable, ...

Not sure if these are the ‘best’ of the year, but the three that come to mind as grabbing my attention and holding it are: Virgin Media – Be the Fastest Hostelworld – In Da Hostel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=espJ7oIHezk And the Tate ...

I would nominate three campaigns from probably the three largest advertisers in the world. The industry should be looking up to them, not down to award winning work for dog shelters and glue companies. Wieden’s P&G Olympic mum’s spot is ...

It’s amazing that ISP TalkTalk is still with us, given some of its past disasters (mostly self inflicted). CEO Dido Harding is still talking the talk though, succeeding in annoying BT’s Gavin Patterson no end with her (mostly justified) criticisms ...

There was an outbreak of good ads in September and here are three; all very different but examples of the agency being set a challenging task and coming up with a highly creative answer. First up is Brothers and Sisters ...