In case you missed it // What are the odds? Tinder, Oatley and Liquid Death

In case you missed it // What are the odds? Tinder, Oatley and Liquid Death

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what are the odds? Tinder, Oatly, and Liquid Death in the same week. 

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ADVERTISING 

Liquid Death's Iced Tea campaign features tough grannies who don't mess around

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Liquid Death , the iconic canned water and beverage brand, has released a new advertising campaign for its iced tea line that features a group of no-nonsense grannies. The campaign video depicts the grannies showing off their toughness and intimidating personas as they drink the brand's iced tea, which is infused with caffeine and organic ingredients. The grannies' bold personalities and tough attitudes aim to appeal to a younger audience who are looking for a drink with a kick.

Watch the ad and read more on Branding in Asia


ADVERTISING

Breaking the mold: Oatly's bold branding approach and the Reddit case

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Oatly has gained significant attention for its innovative and disruptive marketing strategies. The company's approach is centered around bold and creative campaigns that challenge traditional industry norms. From their quirky "Wow, No Cow" slogan to their controversial Super Bowl ad featuring CEO Toni Petersson singing about milk alternatives, Oatly has successfully made its mark in the industry. While their campaigns may not be everyone's cup of tea - as in the Spam Newsletter launch campaign case - they have certainly helped the brand stand out in a crowded market. 

Read more on Creative Bloq


FEATURED

A bunch of news from my network

WeRoad launched its first international campaign [source Fabio Bin linkedIn] 

eBay.it new commercial [source Vito Pace  linkedIn] 

New Foundation in town [source Elena Sacco  linkedIn] 

Brand New Campari Soda wall in Milan  [source Francesco Brambati  linkedIn] 


NOBODY READS ADVERTISING

People read what interests them, and sometimes it’s NOT an Ad

Let's jump in something out of the bubble:

Streaming binge: Welcome to Wrexham on Disney+

Fun Fact: An EasyJet flight just made a 360 turn over the North Sea

Shazam it: This was us by Plastic Radio


MARKETING

Mktg picks not to miss

AI's rise generates new job title: Prompt engineer

Elon Musk unveils ‘master plan’ for Tesla


DESIGN // ADVERTISING

Swipe right into Gen Z Love: Tinder's global rebranding campaign

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Tinder  has rebranded itself to appeal more to Gen Z users with its new global brand campaign, "Singles First." The campaign aims to shift the app's focus from solely facilitating hookups to creating more meaningful connections, encouraging users to prioritize their needs and desires in their search for love. With a new logo, updated app design, and fresh marketing materials, Tinder hopes to attract a younger audience while staying true to its mission of connecting people. Developed in partnership with Mischief @ No Fixed Address , the campaign will run in multiple markets around the world

Read more on The Drum


DESIGN

Nokia unveils new brand identity after a 6-year rebranding effort.

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Two or three of you texted me about this rebranding just after the release at the MWC 2023  in Barcelona. For those of you who missed it, Nokia has revealed a new brand identity after a six-year rebranding process in collaboration with brand consultancy Lippincott . The new visual identity features a simplified logo, a new typeface, and a new brand color. The redesigned logo features a simple and elegant typeface with a more vibrant blue color. The company has also developed a new brand sound that reflects its identity.

Read more on Creative Review


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