This is an interactive pizza made by Hell Pizza, a Pizza delivery company in New Zealand. The story is about a blonde girl, living in a world of zombies. She orders a pizza and the task of the viewer is to help Steve, the pizza delivery guy, to bring the pizza to the girl (because she’s so hungry..).
If you have some time, be sure to participate!
Company: Hell Pizza Agency: Unknown Country: New Zealand
Posted by Bert Callens on August 6, 2010 1 comment
Here’s a new print campaign for McDonald’s in Israel. They’ve changed their menus and made them lighter in calories and fat. They then made this simple print campaign with the ‘M’ of medium shown as the ‘M’ of McDonald’s saying, ‘It’s not what you had in mind’
During the biggest public festival in Switzerland, the Zurichfest, McDonald’s is confronted with heavy competition by independent food stalls. So they needed something to catch the visitors’ attention. During the festival all official street markings like pedestrian crossings are taken out of function, this enabled McDonalds to reshape the pedestrian crossing in front of their restaurant into a portion of french fries.
This ad has been made by McDonald’s France. It’s about a boy who’s in love, yet his dad can’t know. It has a bit of an emotional touch in it with the tagline “Come as you are”.
Why posting this ad? Spicy Detail: The commercial can’t be broadcasted in the US, due to cultural differences. It was mocked by Fox News host Bill O’Reilly, who angered gay campaigners by asking whether McDonald’s would make similar ads for terrorists.
Curious? Click on the movie to play.
Yet another creative print advertisement made for MacDonald’s. This time they use an item from their menu, the top of a bun. They make it look like the moon to promote that their fast food restaurant is 24 hours a day open.
As well as sourcing the majority of its ingredients from the UK and Ireland, McDonald’s has committed to raising awareness of the vital role of British farms. The commercial delivers on this promise with a quirky celebration of British weather and its importance to their farmers.
This is an old print campaign of Burger King to announce that their chain would be open late. With remarkable slogans they catched the attention of the crowd. Especially the first one is a bit odd, not the kind of people I want to be in a restaurant with..
This ad was released in April this year, strangely we’ve never seen it before. Hopefully you will enjoy it as much as we did. As you can notice McDonald’s is definitely working on their image.
This is a brilliant campaign for Domino’s Pizza. It is a sort of parody on every pizza-commercial you see. Its latest effort solicits user-generated content of its pizza for use in ads. The company is making a pledge to stop manipulating its pizzas for ad photos.
Posted by Sander Janssen on June 12, 2010 4 comments
The last one for today, but definitely not least. This is a custom billboard for McDonalds in Chicago. The billboard is functioning as a sundial, it’s not only telling you what time it is, but also which snack you should eat at McDonalds at this specific time. The concept obviously doesn’t work when it’s cloudy.