Adwatch (Nov 30) - Top 20 recall: Aldi
01 Dec 2011 | by David Golding, Founding partner, Adam & Eve
The discount supermarket's campaign has given it a warm, human face for the first time.
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The department-store chain has proved that 'sweet' really works with emotive ad.
The discount supermarket's campaign has given it a warm, human face for the first time.
Ad promoting health-food and supplements chain's loyalty card inspires 'handout dread'.
Ad misses the chance to highlight an interesting initiative more effectively.
Afro hair and loud acting make for good recall but leave room for doubt about the product.
The supermarket has moved its ads into the post-Jamie Oliver era with great poise.
The high-street banking brand has opted for an ad with a familiar approach.
Augmented reality increases sales conversions and perceived price points of products, writes Matt Trubow, chief executive of Hidden Creative.
The price-comparison site has struck back in the battle to be memorable.
The bank has found a way to inject humour into what is really a dry, generic message.