Every week, I attempt to share a curated list of new clutter-breaking creative ads. This week, ads from Uber Eats, The Hindu, Taylors of Harrogate and more. Uber Eats: who could cook at a time like this? Another film starring Gordon Ramsay where he is his rude self and berates people. But instead of feeling cliched the context works as he chides people for cooking food during the FIFA World Cup matches instead of ordering…

Every week, I attempt to share a curated list of clutter breaking new creative ads. The first and the most important job for any ad is to be noticed. Because an ad can create brand awareness, help in brand sales and all of that only if it is noticed in the first place. In this week’s compilation, emotional ad from Brazil for O Boticário, quirky ad for Flipkart SASA LELE and more. O Boticário: Mother’s…

While a handful of brands paid millions to be associated with the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011, for me the clear winner was Nike Cricket. Some brands had their fair share of high decibel campaigns – Pepsi’s Change the Game, for instance. And then there were others who force fitted their business association in ads. What worked for me?

Came across this ad for McDonalds (its been around for 3 months actually) which demonstrates the product attribute of three ingredients in a charming way. McDonalds – Go With The Flow from Blink on Vimeo. It may not be a Honda ‘Cog’ in terms of scale, but conveys the idea very well. And what I liked was the fact that a story was told without the aid of any computer graphics. Nice.

Recently, in blogging circles, The Pepsi Refresh project was declared a failure. In case you’ve been living under a rock, the project is a 2010 initiative by PepsiCo to award $20 million in grants to individuals, businesses and non-profits that promote a new idea that has a positive impact on their community, state, or the nation.