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I’m an advert nerd and always have been, ever since I was a kid. No boy bands on my bedroom walls, just Cola-Cola adverts torn out of magazines and at 46 my YouTube saved videos are mostly adverts which I love and find myself rewatching time and time again. So, naturally, I look forward to all the Christmas adverts coming out and this year it’s come down to two contenders. The John Lewis Venus flytrap Christmas tree appealed purely for the Little Shop of Horrors overtones, but the clear winner for me is Morrisons. With no reliance on forceful tugging on heartstrings or cute animals, it’s a simple concept packing a weirdly nostalgic 80s punch while transforming of one the most banal of kitchen items into characters with so much expression and personality it can’t help but make me smile every time. (My personal favourite is the one in the fridge swinging its non-existent legs). As someone now middle-aged and saddled with all the responsibilities and baggage of adult life, this advert has successfully tapped into my sentimentality for the seemingly simpler world of my childhood. As a result, if anyone wants me this weekend, I’ll be found eating a Morrisons cheese and onion roll while watching Mannequin with my oven glove. #Morrisons #christmasadvert #advertising #christmas #marketing
Morrisons Christmas Ad
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📣 ❗ C-WORD ALERT! M&S Christmas Ad 2023 drop! 🎄 At first I didn't get it... let's... burn some Christmas Cards?? Needed a couple of re-watches, but I think it's focusing on a 'don't do it if it's not right for you', let's take the pressure off kinda Christmas, which as a small business owner I can TOTALLY get behind. Conclusion: Slightly clumsy, unclear execution - could have used a stronger launch message, BUT totally here for the no-stress Christmas. Also, not entirely sure what demographic it's aimed at? Have a watch and let me know what you think! Also - torched marshmallows on the gingerbread house? Yes. #advertisingcampaign #adstrategy #christmas #branding #smallagency #smallbusinessowner
M&S Christmas advert 2023: Sophie Ellis-Bextor
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The latest John Lewis Christmas ad is quietly bold but also soft, showing a different kind of courage. It's more than a tradition for viewers; it's a creative space for marketers. The tagline, "Grow Your Traditions," hits home. It says, "Be brave, live your traditions in your own way." Traditions should grow with us, not the other way around. The standout moment? At 1 minute and 42 seconds, the "different" Christmas tree surprises us all. What seems odd at first becomes something amazing when treated with love. This year's ad is extra special. It's a passing of the torch to a new agency, Saatchi & Saatchi, after a 13-year partnership that started in 2009. Even with the change, the storytelling keeps its magic with a fresh perspective—strong stories, catchy music, and a touching ending. And here's the brave part: the ad shows a single-parent home with a brave 9-year-old as the main character. It's different, and that's great. It challenges norms, showing that 15% of UK households are like this. Recognizing that this bold move is a result of the concour, it's evident they've steered John Lewis towards positive change in their strongest castle. To navigate and champion such a transformative shift is, in itself, an act of courage. Big congratulations! johnlewis #change #christmasads #courage #diversity #storytelling #advertising #tradition https://lnkd.in/dPJpKqEe
Watch the 2023 John Lewis Christmas advert
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ICYMI very interesting WTTW/Chicago PBS feature on the history of the #Chicago #advertising industry - "The Real Mad Men of Chicago" You may not have heard of Albert Lasker, Eugene Kolkey, Carol H. Williams, or Tom Burrell, but you most certainly know their creations. They’re Chicago’s own “Mad Men” – the local executives who created iconic figures such as the Marlboro Man, Tony the Tiger, Charlie the Tuna, and the Pillsbury Dough Boy. In Chicago, advertising agencies created their own Midwestern style of advertising from which would emerge a spate of iconic characters, taglines, and jingles, and each of those has its own story. https://lnkd.in/gAx8BxDP
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😆 Humour in advertising is a powerful tool used to engage and entertain audiences. It helps break through the clutter and grab attention in a crowded marketplace. Whether it’s a witty one-liner, a clever visual gag, or a funny scenario, humour creates a positive emotional connection with consumers. It can make a brand more relatable and memorable. When done right, humour in advertising can leave a lasting impression and drive consumer loyalty - and this ad was not only done right, it’s genius; the story line, the music, the final message not only resonates for the Magnum brand but for all the fake Nikes, LVs, that people buy.😆
A woman questions her entire relationship when she discovers that her partner buys Magnum knockoffs. The brand said this is the first time it has used humor in its advertising since its founding in 1989. “The territory of pleasure is difficult to build credibly for an ice cream stick, which is why humor is dangerous, but more than anything it’s because the brand has become very global, and humor usually changes depending on the geography,” LOLA MullenLowe Madrid executive creative director Tomás Ostiglia explained to Adweek. What do you think of the ad? https://adweek.it/48MhM0z
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The big game? We're here for the advertisements. This morning our employee-owners got together to discuss what brands fumbled and what brands had winning game plans when it came to their commercials. Check out our full thoughts our recent blog, https://hubs.li/Q02kKWh00
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John Lewis & Partners has released the first of a trilogy of adverts that draw on the return of the retailer’s 100-year-old price promise “Never knowingly undersold”. #JohnLewis #NevenKnowinglyUndersold #highstreet #fashionretailnews
First look: John Lewis’s nostalgic new ad looks back at price pledge history
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Love is in the air! 💕 With Valentine's Day approaching, it's the perfect time to show off your brand and capture the hearts of audiences nationwide through a broadcast media tour. Check out this one that we partnered with Bonne Maman, Charlotte Tilbury Beauty and Envy Apple on. We're currently booking spots for an upcoming tour and would love to chat about bringing your brand on board! #ValentinesDay #BroadcastMediaTour #MarketingAgency #ContentCreation #CreativeContent #ContentCreators #ContentMarketing #VisualStorytelling #ContentStrategy #EngagingContent #CreativeProduction #SocialContent #Ecommerce #DigitalCommerce #EcommerceMarketing
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Check this one of a kind ad. A pretty good example of one can connect anything, even if they are from different worlds https://lnkd.in/dqhzMFqv
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