Posted by Sander Janssen on February 3, 2010 No comments yet
Playboy Argentina launched a unique casting campaign. This time they don’t use celebrities or top models in their magazine, they are searching their new models amongst regular people. Everyone can try to become one of the new models.
They’ve created a (fictional) professional photo shoot by using a webcam and the internet. All the models can select their best pictures and upload them in a photo album. By voting on these albums the new Playboy model will be selected.
-”Honey? My parents just came in, where are you, dinner is getting cold.. Who’s that that I’m hearing? Pete? Are you in the bar? Oh I see.. you totally forgot that my parents were coming over! Typical you!”
Many of you recognize this: the nagging of your girlfriend when she says you can’t go out because there is a new romantic movie with Hugh Grant playing on the TV.
But no more nagging guys, somebody found a solution.. Andes, the leader beer in the Andina Region of Argentina, presents: The Teletransporter – a revolutionary invention capable of doing something almost impossible.. Check out to see how it works..
Posted by Rindert Dalstra on January 19, 2010 4 comments
An interactive advertisement in Argentina, passersby can walk or run on the treadmill. For every kilometer run, Nike donated a certain amount of money to Unicef in 2007.
Update: James provided us with the translation “Training for the 10k doesn’t only help you. For each kilometer run, you will be helping UNICEF. Sign up at nikecorre.com”
This commercial suddenly popped out of the internet archives. It dates back from 2004 and is a feel-good commercial for Aerolineas Argentinas (Argentinian Airlines). It won several prices, including gold in Cannes Lions.
The story is about a boy that once caught a plane on a sunny day. He was convinced that this plane could take him anywere and protected the box with his life.
Nobody believed him, until…
Company: Aerolineas Argentinas Agency: JWT Country: Argentina
Posted by Rindert Dalstra on November 30, 2009 No comments yet
Axe Temptation gives young men hope that they can get any girl. The fragrance “Destiny” is totally fair depending on who you ask. A young man and a young woman live parallel yet very similar lives, however they have never met eachother and it seems that destiny will bring them together. Unfortunately the guy is not wearing the Axe. “So sorry Destiny. The power of Fragrance.”
Posted by Sander Janssen on November 22, 2009 2 comments
TckTckTck is a brand of ‘The Global Campaign for Climate Action’. GCCA is founded to build a climate deal in Copenhagen this December, it’s a collaboration of International NGOs. For al the publicitywork for GCCA the name TckTckTck is used, this name indicates that “time is running out”
We’ve seen another Tck ad passing by some time ago. The graphical work in this campaign is better, I just don’t really like the slogan: ‘What they do happens to us. The powers are the main cause of the changing climate. Let’s demand a fair agreement in Copenhagen.’
Maybe it’s the translation? Can anyone tell me if the original Spanish slogan makes more sense?
Company: TckTckTck Agency: Francisco Espinosa, Mar del Plata Country: Argentina
Are you in love with a world famous model? Well your not alone..
Vodafone has now a solution to ask for her or his telephone number.
I wonder if I could reach Queen Elisabeth like this? I’ll let you know!
Women like chocolate and men known it is hard to please a lady. That is why Cadbury (chocolate) advertises with the following slogan: A man will never be as good as whole Cadbury! If you watch the three commercials you will soon known why.
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