Advertising

Anticipating the Next Consumer Shift: How Retailers Can Stay Relevant in a Volatile World

Retail is shifting fast. Discover how Indian and global consumers are changing, and what retailers must do to stay relevant…

7 days ago

Iconic Ads: Crest – Look Mom – No Cavities

Bob Brooks and Benton & Bowles turned Crest’s fluoride science into emotion with the iconic “Look Mom, No Cavities!” ad…

1 month ago

Iconic Ads: US Army – Be All You Can Be

That universal truth gave “Be All You Can Be” its longevity. It wasn’t only about the Army. It was about…

1 month ago

Iconic Ads: Isuzu- Lying Joe Isuzu

Marketers still hail Joe Isuzu as proof that a small brand can punch above its weight—with a big idea that…

1 month ago

Iconic Ads: Saturn – A Different Kind of Company. A Different Kind of Car.

The Saturn campaign is remembered not for power or design, but for its humanity—showing that emotion builds trust, and trust…

1 month ago

Iconic Ads: Nike – Bo Knows

“Bo Knows” wasn’t just a campaign. It was a modern American fable — about genius, chance, and the fleeting brilliance…

1 month ago

Iconic Ads: Lucky Charms – Lucky the Leprechaun

For over sixty years, Lucky Charms and Lucky the Leprechaun have represented more than a cereal — it’s a symbol…

1 month ago

Iconic Ads: Kellogg’s – Frosted Flakes with Tony the Tiger

Tony the Tiger turned Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes from a simple cereal into a timeless brand icon through storytelling, personality, and…

1 month ago

Iconic Ads: Dial – Aren’t You Glad You Use Dial? Don’t You Wish Everybody Did?

Decades later, "Aren't you glad you use Dial?" remains one of the most recognisable taglines in advertising history

2 months ago

Iconic Ads: Charmin – Please Don’t Squeeze the Charmin

An Iconic Advertising Campaign That Redefined Toilet Paper Marketing Brand Origins: Charmin Introduction (1928): The Hoberg Paper Company in Green…

2 months ago