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Tag: Level:Market level - Changing the activity
The Next Photo
CHECT’s ads encourage people to put their phones to better use, and help detect and defeat a rare, deadly childhood eye cancer called retinoblastoma (Rb). Rb tumours can develop in the eyes of babies and young children, destroying their vision and threatening their life. The signs of Rb can be very subtle and a child may not appear unwell otherwise, which is why detection is so vital.    ...
Durex #TurnOffToTurnOn
Our campaign spoke directly to lovers, and addressed one of the biggest problems in modern relationships; technology. We wanted to create a movement that called on couples to realise just how much their obsessions with gadgets and gizmos are leaving them totally disconnected from each other. After all, how can couples be having great sex when Flappy Bird, Facebook friends and the whole of Twitter  ...
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THE PRICELESS ENGINE
Mastercard announced the launch of its Priceless Engine – an innovative new platform for marketing that allows the brand to provide its bank partners with the deep insights that help them deliver the right offers to their customers at the right time. The Priceless Engine will see MasterCard leverage its depth of analytic capabilities to help its partner banks understand consume ...
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The Launch of PS4
Seven years after its troubled PS3 launch, PlayStation faced the most important console launch in the most critical year of the brand’s history. How would we turn the tide? By flying in the face of the industry trend toward entertainment over gaming and launching a single-minded idea that would speak to the brand’s legacy – and directly to gamers hearts. And so “Greatness Awaits” was born. This ne ...
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Slurpee Xpandinator
This audience is young, fickle and living their lives online. So, we created the Xpandinator – a device that was designed to socially engage fans in a way our competitors simply couldn’t. It was big, audacious and a bit ridiculous -  and it soon became the most shared drink in Australia – in the physical world and the digital one. (https://www.leoburnett.com)  
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Fuji Xerox New Zealand - Haus of Versant
To launch The Fuji Xerox 2100 digital printer in a truly unique way, we created a campaign that was unlike anything the printing sector had ever experienced before. We took the product and audience out of the drab, functional office environment and put them under the lights of the flamboyant and glamorous world of high fashion. The Haus of Versant campaign took the industry out of its comfort zone ...
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#colouryoursummer
Coca-Cola created a marketing campaign that teens felt was for them, using channels and content that spoke directly to them: They changed the colour of Coke's iconic red cans by launching a new range of limited edition multi-coloured cans that teens could collect, play with and share. The cans were also readable codes that unlocked a hidden, colo ...
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Raising eyebrows and subscription
The Economist targeted a broad new demographic: ‘Progressives’ who are aware of the brand but don’t see it as a natural destination for consuming their news and current affairs. As The Economist’s writing is astoundingly irreverent and diverse, our job was to deliver a true taste of the articles via a series of provocative digital banners in unexpected places. Then offer more bite-sized and flexib ...
Respect For Women
Check Havells latest TVC for Domestic Appliances spreading a message to respect women for who they are and their very existence and not considering them mere kitchen appliances. Havells India Ltd is a billion-dollar electrical equipment company, with products ranging from industrial & domestic circuit protection switchgear, cables & wires, motors, fans, power capacitors, compact fluorescen ...
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Travel & Surf
Anyone who books a Travel & Surf Pass for a vacation can use their mobile devices at any time and share special moments immediately with their friends. The Travel & Surf Pass pass lets customers enjoy their vacations, without worrying about where to find the next Wi-Fi spot. The campaign concept is based on this premise and exaggerates odd behaviors that many are familiar with. (https ...
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SmartLife: Project Akshar
The group of workers come from almost all the south Asian & African countries looking to touch dreams that are perhaps very much out of their reach. SmartLife has the aim the development and overall benefit is what we consider our priority. Whether that’s by setting them up with free English language lessons every week or by providing mentoring, even occasional trips outside the labour camps ...
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How to drink properly
'How to Drink Properly’ aimed to make the ongoing trend of drinking to get drunk less socially acceptable among young drinkers, and to encourage those already drinking in safe and moderate ways to continue to do so. The campaign targets 18 to 24 year olds, challenging them to ‘stay classy’ by moderating the intensity and frequency of their drinking. The campaign provides advice and tips that  ...
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No Ullu Banoing
Idea Cellular's "No Ullu Banoing" campaign was created to demonstrate how the mobile internet can empower users. "Idea Cellular's campaign 'No Ulla Banoing' was outstanding because it was based on a powerful and universal cultural insight that worked across the whole of India, across urban and rural populations and across socio-economic classes.(https://www.warc.com)
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NOT A BUG SPLAT
BBDO worked with local artists to install a super-sized portrait of a child in the fields of the heavily bombed north-west border region of Pakistan. Drone operators are confronted with the image, rather than anonymous ‘bug-like’ dots on their camera screen, persuading them to think twice. Aamir Allibhoy, General Manager of BBDO Pakistan said of the win: “Having consistently seen the wonderfu ...
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#SPCSunday
With cheap imports flooding the market, Australian’s oldest fruit processing company was under threat. 3000 jobs were unsafe and the Government refused to help. One everyday Australian took a stand. Linda Drummond posted the #SPCSunday hashtag, encouraging friends to eat SPC in support. We recognised this could be embraced by the nation. So we immediately connected Linda with media, and orchestr ...
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Inglorious Fruits and Vegetables
Intermarché launched the Inglorious Fruits&Vegetables, a film, print, poster and radio campaign, celebrating the beauty of the Grotesque Apple, the Ridiculous Potato, the Hideous Orange, the Failed Lemon, the Disfigured Eggplant, the Ugly Carrot, and the Unfortunate Clementine. Now you can eat five a day inglorious fruits and vegetables. As good, but 30% cheaper. The inglorious Fruits&Vege ...
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U.S. Navy Project Architeuthis
Project Architeuthis is the first Alternate Reality Game ever launched by a branch of the U.S. Armed Forces for recruitment purposes. Its mission was to engage those with a mind for Cryptology, a hard-to-find (and harder-to–recruit) target that represents less than .0004% of the U.S. population. For 18 days, Project Architeuthis played out across Navy social media platforms, challenging born probl ...
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OPSM 'Penny the Pirate' Case Study
Opsm tooks the eye test to children by creating Penny the Pirate, available for free as a book and interactive app, it’s the first medical tool to test children’s eye health as you a read a story to them. There wasn’t a standard eye screening tool for children, so we had to start from scratch.Penny is on track to give 300,000 children an eye test, which has already seen a huge increase in kids eye ...
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ODF 'The Exchange'
The Exchange is a cashless fashion boutique that opened at Cavendish Square in Cape Town today. The campaign is to encourage people to register as organ donors. The team collaborated with 25 of South Africa’s top designers who donated clothing and accessories for the store, some of which can be seen in the posters below. The idea is that nothing can be bought with cash or credit cards, only b ...
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Malmö Hardware Store’s ToolPool
Very counter-intuitive thinking to reinvigorate a decaying business. (http://ebolaindustries.com)