Marketing

Iconic Ads: Energizer – Bunny

It was a parody by Energizer to counter the Duracell bunny but became more successful.

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Iconic Ads: Victor Talking Company – His Master’s Voice

It was Victor Talking Company who made famous the Nipper and His Masters Voice Image/ logo by using it in…

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Iconic Ads: Calvin Klein Jeans – Brooke Shields

The overall effect of the advertising to make jeans sensual, sexy, and suggestive without ever being vulgar.

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Iconic Ads: Rolling Stone – Perception & Reality

Fallon McElligott crafted a campaign which in sense countered the perception with reality of the target audience.

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Iconic Ads: The Man in the Hathaway Shirt

Images having a strong sense of story appeal. The aristocratic and story appeal of the Hathaway man were conveyed by…

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Iconic Ads: Miss Clairol -“Does She…or Doesn’t She?

The line, not only summed up the product's benefit, she also identified the emotional trigger

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Iconic Ads: Guinness – Is Good For You

Flat sales in the 1920s prompted Guinness, to hire advertising agency S. H. Benson to create a formal advertising campaign,…

4 years ago

Hidden Nuggets: Maharashtra Tourism – Maharashtra Unlimited

Maharashtra had a variety. There was a ‘limitless vastness’ which the state offered.

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Iconic Ads: Ivory – 99 and 44/100 percent pure

It was a time when people were impressed by scientific evidence. "99 and 44/1 per cent pure" had just the…

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Iconic Ads: Apple – 1984

Apple's commercial of 1984 is recognized as one of the greatest ads ever. It out positioned IBM

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