10 of the most impactful ads by the WWF

The WWF utilizes powerful advertising with thought-provoking visuals to shed light on critical issues.

McDonald’s highlights home delivery with half a logo

Minimalism seems to be taking brands by storm, and this campaign from McDonald's uses less than half of its logo.

5 steps to using psychology in your advertising

To help your ads stand out in a crowded market, you first need to learn about consumer thought processes.

Coca-Cola uses optical illusion so you see its iconic bottle

Coke believes it’s so iconic that our brain needs little to feel it — and to desire it.

Old Spice Guy returns 10 years later as an uncool dad

Old Spice gets back on the horse to mark the 10 year anniversary of its “Smell Like a Man, Man” campaign.

No logo. No images. But you know these are McDonald’s ads

There aren't many brands that could pull off a campaign with no images, products or even a company logo.

Planters kills off Mr. Peanut after 104 years

Known for his top hat, cane and monocle, the famous mascot apparently sacrificed himself in a pre-Super Bowl ad.

Burger King offers Harry & Meghan its crown

BK is asking Harry and Meghan to don a different kind of crown — one of the paper variety.

M&M’s steals KFC’s “Finger-Lickin’ Good” slogan

M&M's chocolate bar filled melts in your hand too, so the company hijacks KFC's slogan for 48 hours.

BK misses the deadline, so they ask fans to complete it

BK recently published an unfinished ad, calling upon fans to make improvements on it.

UK regulator banned Volkswagen ad for being ‘sexist’

Commercials from Volkswagen and Philadelphia Cream Cheese have been banned by new UK regulations.

Washington’s Metro launches ad about manspreading

Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority asks manspreaders to think about the comfort of other passengers.
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