Every week, I attempt to curate a list of best new creative ads. The first task of any ad is to get noticed. A majority of ads go unseen, ignored – a fate worse than being seen and disliked. So when ads break through the clutter and get liked or talked about it’s quite an achievement. Cadbury Celebrations: neighbours It’s Diwali season in India and there will be a slew of feel good ads (along…
Every week, I attempt to share a curated list of clutter-breaking new creative ads. It’s a small tribute to ad agency teams everywhere who manage to get their ads noticed and talked about. This week: outdoor ads from Disney+ ‘Hu Dis’ in Canada, a TVC for Oura Ring and more. Disney+ Canada: Hu Dis ‘New phone, who dis?’ was meme material a few years ago – slang for meaning “who is this?” used in the…
Every week, I attempt to share a curated list of top new creative ads. This week: ads from StableMoney, s.Oliver, Uber Eats, AXA and more. It’s a small tribute to ad agencies – getting an ad noticed is no mean feat and in today’s cluttered world, even more creditable. Stable Money: badhte jao India loves fixed deposits. For decades it has been the default investment option especially when one earns a relatively large amount. It’s…
Every week, I attempt to share a curated list of clutter-breaking new creative ads. Most ads are ignored – a fate worse than being disliked. So the most important job of any ad is to be noticed. It’s a huge achievement if its noticed, liked and discussed or shared. Here is my hand-picked list of new ads from the past week or so. Ugaoo: plan parenting with Jackie Shroff Celebrity endorsements can easily fall into…
Every week I attempt to publish a curated list of best new creative ads. Occasionally I share views on trends in the ad industry. This week, new creative ads from Apple for Mac Mini, a Rakshabandhan related ad from Zomato and more. Snickers: behaving like a troll Ad campaigns based on a universal consumer insight lend themselves better to a creative idea. In Snickers the insight is that ‘in-between meal hunger makes us irritable and…
Every week, I attempt to share a curated list of best new creative ads. Getting an ad noticed is itself a big achievement. Only a handful of ads are noticed and then appreciated, discussed or shared. In this week’s compilation: ads from Flipkart, Channel4 of UK and more. Flipkart & Netflix: entertainment ka pardah Earlier this year, Flipkart announced a partnership that enables Flipkart Plus members to earn a Netflix Mobile Plan every month through…
A weekly compilation of best new creative ads is my small tribute to ad agency teams. Ad agencies are expected to produce clutter-breaking work even when briefs aren’t clear, approval process is unfair and budgets aren’t available. In that context, getting noticed itself is a big win. This week my curated list includes ads from Dhan, a stock investment brand in India, a global campaign from SAP and more. Dhan: the language of money India…
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 compile a curated list of clutter-breaking creative ads. I know how difficult it is to create ads that are noticed (the primary task for any ad) and recalled. This week: few tactical ads related to FIFA World Cup and more. Rustomjee: breaking category codes Think of a real estate brand ad and you cannot escape the imager of a tall building and claims on technical specifications of the project. One…
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…