Marketing

Hidden Nuggets: A Sirkar Jewellers – The Future of Gold

The polaroid transfers on archival paper of various photos was the inspiration to write ‘brand poetry’ for the campaign.

4 years ago

Iconic Ads: Smirnoff – Message in a Bottle

A bottle of vodka served as a prism through which the dark reality of seemingly ordinary people - and the…

4 years ago

Iconic Ads: This is SportsCenter – ESPN

The humourous twists and behind the scenes banalities apart from the cameos made the series a huge success

4 years ago

Iconic Ads: L’Oreal – Because I Am Worth It

"Because I am worth it" was neither about pleasing people nor about presenting the typical image of a woman.

4 years ago

Iconic Ads: Kentucky Fried Chicken – It’s Finger-Lickin’ Good

An off the cuff remark by one the restaurant managers became the slogan for many years, when the franchisee was…

4 years ago

Iconic Ads: Audi – Vorsprung Durch Technik

The phrase reaffirmed Audi's German background, a valuable asset for a car brand associated with accuracy and engineering strength

4 years ago

Iconic Ads: Have A Break, Have a Kit Kat

The 'Have a Break. Have a Kit Kat' slogan worked in because it was associated with acknowledging life's modest setbacks…

4 years ago

Iconic Ads: Heineken refreshes the parts other beers cannot reach

The tagline came from a eureka moment to a sleeping Lovelock at 3 AM in the morning who was under…

4 years ago

Iconic Ads: Sony Bravia – Balls

Fallon began working with Sony in 2002, and the strategy process began then. From ‘Go Create' to ‘You Make It…

4 years ago

Iconic Ads: Wonderbra – Hello Boys

The use of sexuality, physicality and a tongue in cheek phrase "Hello Boys' aesthetically created a mindspace for Wonderbra.

4 years ago