Adwatch (Sept 28) - Top 20 recall: Birds Eye
28 Sep 2011 | by Leon Jaume, Executive creative director, Engine and WCRS
Ad catches our attention by avoiding all the safe, cosy and familiar options.
The Conservative party will become the first political party to give up a party political broadcast slot for a charity, when it airs a special film this evening to raise awareness of the drought in East Africa.
Ad catches our attention by avoiding all the safe, cosy and familiar options.
Insight about the relationship between car and driver taps into deeper themes.
Heavy-handed ad promotes an aspired-to attitude that the energy drink really isn't about.
A charming romcom provides an almost perfect platform to celebrate online dating.
The consistent evolution of and creative dedication to the meerkat idea is inspiring.
A TV ad claiming that consumers could save "over £140" if they switched to TalkTalk's Essentials broadband and phone package, has been banned by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) after rival telecoms firm BT complained that it was misleading.
Latest in the series of 'need glasses'-gag ads takes an unusually action-packed turn.
Bottled-water brand at last makes 'Live young' positioning clearly relevant to adults.
Simple but effective, the ad taps into rich emotional territory in a modern way.