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Great insights on the evolution of Strategy in Advertising!
Christopher Owens, head juror, head of brand strategy at TRG and program lead for Strategy Boot Camp at Miami Ad School, speaks to LBB’s Addison Capper about clients’ expectation that all corners of an agency are competent with strategy. Read here: https://hubs.la/Q02Hrc9K0
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Founder and Chairman of Hero Media a 100% Black Owned Media Network and Ad Tech Company, and Hero Collective, the Fastest Growing Black Owned Creative Agency in the World
Is the Mad Men era really over? I wanted to wait until after Cannes to share my thoughts about this article, and quite honestly, I couldn't think of a better day to share my perspective then on July 4th. How is that the most creative people on the planet who undoubtedly continue to shape global pop culture, left out of the most creative industry in the world. Think about it, Black and Brown consumers created rock and roll, hip hop, jazz, rhythm and blues, Hip Hop, DJ'ing, Streetwear, every meaningful move you watch everyday in sports that makes you say, "Wow, Did you see that!" We delight the world with our flavors, cuisines, and our uncanny way of taking what was considered scraps and turn them into the some of the most flavorful dishes on the planet, and that's just the pop cultural contributions. I can talk about all the creative contributions we've made in science, the arts, and academia, but I want you all to get back to your BBQ's. Let's just assume that most people will agree that the world would be drastically different and not as interesting if it was not for our contributions. So the question I have to ask, is how are the most creative people on the planet not winning more awards at Cannes, or not ECD's, or CCO's for big ad agencies or running 100 million dollar creative consultancies that are driving growth for multi billion dollar brands. The answer is simple answer, one that we continue to run away from because it forces us to determine if we are culpable and guilty of being bias and the perpetuaters of prejudice. And by the way, this goes for both Black people as much as it does for White who are in the key positions to create the necessary paradigm shifts. Ultimately, the responsibility will have to happen at the brand level if we want this to change. Brands must open up the aperture on how we are seen and utilized. We are not just talent or an accessory to your typical understanding of what creative talent is or what you need it to be, sound like, look like to make you feel comfortable. Someone recently asked me what makes a good client, and I told them "Courage"! If this industry is going to change we need more of that! Happy Independence Day!! #equality #courage #diversity #inclusivity #creativity #advertising
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THE Freelance Copywriter/CD | 700+ ad/design/digital agencies | Archive Magazine #1 ranked U.S. writer of the decade | D&AD✏️| 6x One Shows | Named 1 of 25 Graphis Advertising Masters | One Show/Webby/Mercury/EFFIE Juror
If every agency wins AdAge's A-list local/regional/national/international Agency of the Year gold, silver or bronze award every year, then NO agency actually wins AdAge's A-list local/regional/national/international Agency of the Year gold/silver/bronze award every year. (Especially when it's mostly based on getting creative with the numbers, not how creative the work actually is. Heck, I should start submitting my CPA for this award, he's WAY more creative than I am when it comes to adding and removing 0s.) The fact is, the only agency that should easily win this award every year by creative default is still independent and it still shows Wieden + Kennedy. #Adage not #AdAge
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St. James’s Place (SJP), UK's largest financial advice company, launched its inaugural national brand ad campaign in 2024, spotlighting the value of personalized financial advice. The heartwarming campaign, titled 'Invaluable Advice,' portrays real client experiences through Joe and Hannah's story, emphasizing the pivotal role of their advisor, Zara. Created by Ogilvy UK, the campaign debuts during prime time TV amid the England-France Six Nations rugby clash. #advertising #marketing #creativity #creative #sjp #FinancialWisdom #SmartInvesting #WealthManagement #FinancialPlanning #SecureYourFuture #SocialMediaEthics #AdventuresInAdvertising #MadeWithLOVVE Credits Campaign Title: Invaluable Advice Client: St James’s Place Agency: Ogilvy U.K. Production Company: Academy Creative Director: Nicola Wood and Andy Forrest Disclaimer: "Please note that the content showcased on our platform has been gathered from various websites and sources. We do not claim ownership of this content, and it remains the property of the respective owners. The purpose of showcasing this content is to celebrate and appreciate the exceptional work done by various agencies for the brand. We do not intend to infringe upon any copyright or intellectual property rights. If you believe that any of the content on our platform violates your rights, please do not hesitate to contact us, and we will take appropriate action."
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It was great to be back at #CES and to have Dani Benowitz, Allison Kallish, and Stacey Stewart present the latest marketplace update. Swipe below to gain valuable insights on retail ad revenue, consumer behavior, and sustainability.
The #CES2024 excitement continues! MAGNA Global’s Dani Benowitz, Allison Kallish, and Stacey Stewart presented a marketplace update today at the IPG Mediabrands Villa at the Wynn in Las Vegas. Swipe for insights into how the post-pandemic era has impacted behaviors and priorities for brands, media companies and consumers alike, and the collective implications on the 2024 ad market. #IPGMediabrands #CES
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Reflecting on the RFK #SuperBowlAd this morning, as both a #marketer and a #history enthusiast. I initially found it to be a stroke of genius, redoing the iconic JFK ad from the 60s (original below). It seemed to pay homage to his family legacy while offering a fresh perspective, akin to a Trump-esque 'Make America Great Again' message, albeit from a different vantage point. However, my perception shifted when I witnessed the backlash on social and the subsequent apology from RFK. It became apparent that while the ad may have resonated with those familiar with the campaign or history buffs like myself, its impact on the family's emotions was unforeseen, especially considering they were blindsided by its release. In the end, the real lesson that will live on in #marketing, #publicrelations, and #advertising textbooks for a different reason. Despite the considerable investment—reportedly $7M for the spot alone—the ROI appears dubious at best. The ad's polarizing reception underscores the importance of thorough audience research and sensitivity, lest the costs outweigh the benefits. What are your thoughts on this commercial and its aftermath? #SuperBowlAds #RFK #AdvertisingStrategy #BrandManagement
John F. Kennedy Campaign Commercial
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Some final thoughts on creativity from 2023!
LBB’s Casey Martin speaks to even even more ANZ creatives about their favourite ad from 2023… this time it's work from around the globe Thank you to the following for sharing your thoughts: Tom Wenborn at Thinkerbell, Haylie Craig at Colenso BBDO, Gary Steele at DDB Group Aotearoa NZ, Mick Stalker at TBWA NZ Group, Garret Fitzgerald at Sunday Gravy, Damian Royce at 303 MullenLowe Perth, darren wright at Emotive | Creative Agency, Florence Tourbier at PHOTOPLAY | PLAYTIME, Alan Jones and Angelo An at FCB Aotearoa, and Jade Manning and Vincent Osmond at Today the Brave.
Celebrating 2023 by Celebrating Each Other: Part Three | LBBOnline
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Wow... Well, Thanks and Gracias Ad Age and Arvelisse Bonilla Ramos! Looking back at ’23, I’m incredibly proud of the results we delivered for our partners and the growth we achieved as an agency. Couldn’t be happier to walk the talk every day with the ridiculously talented crew at the community. In our industry, successful agency + brand partnerships require true community; from search consultants to CMO’s, from junior copywriters to CCO, and everyone in between the pitch brief and the annual wrap report. It’s all about the people and the creativity! Thank you to our partners for entrusting us to build their businesses and brands through a more progressive approach to today’s market. It’s not mass market. It’s not the multicultural market. It’s the new mainstream and it’s the key to growth. And to win this award in the same year that we were also recognized as ADWEEK Multicultural Agency of the Year is extra special. (I think that’s equivalent to a professional boxer “unifying the belts”) Joaquin Molla Luis Montero Marci Miller Lee Maicon Julieta Rey Laurie Malaga Lucas Bongioanni Ricky Vior Jacqueline Hernandez Stefani Chambers Cora Pérez Fernández Richard Garcia Ramiro Raposo Kara Stockton Chris Parke Danielle Amaral Rosa Ana Foreman Khristy Nguyen, MA, SHRM-SCP Dominick Concepcion, MBA Natalie Greenman Fernando Reis Lucas Rojas and TODOS #creativity #advertising #marketing #brandbuilding #growth #newmainstream
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Get your final entries ready!!
You have ONE day left to enter the annual awards show! It is a great opportunity to showcase your skills and network with other creatives. Entries END April 14 at midnight. Submit here: https://loom.ly/M7molcw #creativecommunity #connecticut #artdirectors
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I recently watched the Actors' Roundtable featuring all 24 Oscars nominees. What struck me about the discussion was that none of the actors tried to act like "experts" or as if they knew more about acting than the others present. They simply talked about their experiences and shared their thoughts. It felt like watching six regular people having a conversation. The actors were authentic and genuine. They didn't force themselves to speak more or less than they wanted to. They didn't try to be dramatic or show off their ego for the camera. This learning can be applied to the context of advertising and marketing. -Your brand doesn't have to be objectively better than others. Rather, it should have a unique identity that sets it apart.- #advertisingandmarketing
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