Every week I attempt to curate a list of top new creative ads. It’s a small tribute to the efforts of ad agencies across the globe. Creating clutter-breaking creative ads is not easy. In fact, a majority of ads are not even noticed by consumers. In that context for an ad to be noticed, liked and shared is a commendable feat. This week: ads from BBC, Volkswagen, Berger Paints and more. BBC: what has the…

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…

Product launches from Apple follow a pattern: Mac rumor sites, tech blogs and forums will first speculate on what the upcoming product will be all about. Then someone will post a link-bait article along with hazy pictures of the purportedly new product. Fans, anti-Apple brigade and trolls will all join in the fun. And then the product will be launched followed by a mix of criticism and rave reviews. While Apple never goes out to…

It is quite uncommon to see well-written, long copy print ads in today’s advertising. There are several reasons contributing to this situation. Visual driven communication dominates static advertising. We are all time poor nowadays thanks to the increase in media clutter. There are far too many things vying for our attention and we can only consume so much. So, telegraphic messages which drive home a point in quick time are the order of the day.

As ideas go, this definitely is ‘wish I had thought of it’ variety. Here is Fisher-Price, a toy brand creating a film which captures the excitement and anticipation surrounding some of the first babies born around New Year’s day. What an awesome idea! The film showcases real parents hold their babies for the first time and speaking of what they wish for the babies. The idea is definitely touching and the timing is brilliant – we are all in the mood for ‘new beginnings’ still and such a film definitely strikes a chord.

Came across this cool new app for iPad – currently released only for the Australian market: Twelevision. What is it? Twelevision is a Twitter Client specifically written to help you tweet about television shows and follow conversions about shows people are watching. Essentially it collects all Twitter conversation about Australian television shows and aggregates them on one place.