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…

I attempt to share a curated list of clutter-breaking creative ads, every week. This week, lovely ads from ChatGPT, Legora (an AI platform for lawyers), Coca-Cola ad for FIFA World Cup and more. ChatGPT: Bala vs Waterfall Every major LLM brand is on a mission to ‘educate’ users on how best the platforms can be used. Earlier search engines gave us information to specific questions mostly pertaining to general knowledge. Google managed to weave in…

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.

Wieden & Kennedy, Portland started their own radio show yesterday. According to W+k’s blog: the radio extension exists to inspire creativity through provocative conversations, interviews and artistic expressions relating to arts, culture, media, and music. It has started with minimal programming hours and plans to share the programming between their global offices later. You can listen to the radio here: W+K Radio. Cool, innit? Apparently, Dan Wieden hosted his own show before getting into advertising.…

Over the years, there’s been a pattern to the Super Bowl ads – bizarre plot lines, big production values, jaw-dropping computer graphics, humour (slapstick or intelligent), elements designed to be cute and so on. Rik Haslam, Executive Creative Director at RAPP categorises them as Super Satire, Super Serious and Super Silly stories. There is likely to be a pressure to do whatever everyone else is doing – ‘most of the spots look like what we think a Super Bowl spot is supposed to look like’, as this article says. This year too, there have been the regulars – big-scale production values, tear jerkers featuring puppies and so on.