I am Jack's professional pride
Posted by dabitch on 9. April 2004 - 15:32
This enlightening little film should be required viewing in marketing departments everywhere.
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- צור קשר עם קוקה קולה ישראל
10 hours 42 min ago - אני רוצה ששמי יהיה על בקבוק
16 hours 59 min ago - Name Asaad
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Thankz
17 hours 2 min ago - What, no pitchforks and
1 day 7 hours ago - Worth it for your dream
1 day 7 hours ago - I could care less about the
1 day 8 hours ago - Okay, it may be hokey in some
1 day 21 hours ago - What is the name of the song
4 days 18 hours ago - With this card, they're
4 days 23 hours ago - Haha as well as "Why is it?"
5 days 6 hours ago



I think the ad is way far-fetched. Is it aimed at marketing people? How will they get it? Besides, the site is just full of cliche statements from the creative department, about how safety is bad and about target audience. I'm embarassed to the bone to see the only industry in the world that calls themselves "creative" can't come up with something more original.
Thats the sound of the commercial flying right above your head.
Ask yourself, who are they talking to? You? Do they need outrageous creativity to impress the client or do they need to get their very simple point across loud and clear without insulting the adbuyers out there? The very same adbuyers who don't dare to air truly creative stuff? Perhaps I'm misunderstanding what you are saying - a quick example of what you think would be a better approach may help - "creative" means a lot of different things to people and I'm wary you might mean sockpuppets, wolves and tattoed foreheads... Might be wrong.
I loved it. Simple and spot on, no fuss no muss.
On the site read the Ode to the client. Nice one.
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