Marketing

Iconic Ads: AT&T – Reach Out and Touch Someone

Emotions were used by AT&T to communicate long-distance telephony through the famous line - Reach Out and Touch Someone

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Iconic Ads: BMW – The Ultimate Driving Machine

The campaign met a universal need while also delivering on a promise: it portrayed BMW as a car designed for…

4 years ago

Iconic Ads: Nestle Sunrise – There’s A New Sunrise in Your Life

The idea was to embrace the “new” in every way – the new granulated form product story, the new consumer…

4 years ago

Iconic Ads: American Express – Don’t Leave Home Without Them

Amex wanted a synergy tag line which would work across the business lines. David Ogilvy is credited of thinking of…

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Iconic Ads: Levi’s: 501 Blues

The iconic “Levi's® 501® Blues” campaign launched during the summer of 1984, pairing blues music with scenes of young people…

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Iconic Ads: Fastrack Bags – Move On (Virat and Genelia)

So a naughty Virat and a naughtier Genelia - something which was unexpected of her, more than did the trick…

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Iconic Ads: Fastrack: Come Out of the Closet

The cause of LGBT rights was a hotly debated topic at that time. Come Out of the Closet is an…

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Iconic Ads: 7 Up – Uncola

Rather than emphasizing the similarities between the soda and its cola competitors, the advertising emphasized the differences - Uncola

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Hidden Nuggets: Fastrack Eyegear – Bikers Don’t Cry

Bringing functionality into a quirky brand known was a challenge. Specks of dust in the eye, resulting in tears was…

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Iconic Ads: Camel – I’d Walk A Mile For A Camel

It was luck and smartness that the now famous line came from NW Ayers' Armistead, who smartly used the line…

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