A redditor suggest the perfect tagline for this billboard: You’ll have a ball at this year’s Testicle Festival.
Agency: ? | Source: Reddit
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I always said meme-vertising would have been a good response video to catvertising, but I guess now it’s a real thing.
At least it’s well done and fits the brand. It’s by the Hive, who were featured on an episode of AMC’s The Pitch. Which, as I mentioned on twitter, proves that clients always choose the wrong concept.
Agency: The Hive, Toronto | Source: Copyranter
Nothing to do with copy, but I couldn’t help but to post this.
This is ad graffiti at its finest.
This is just one of many H&M posters that were marked up in Hamburg. I’d show you the others, but it’s the exact same thing.
Agency: Some guy | Source: Copyranter
The funniest thing about this ad is that we (men) know it, but we’ll still fall for it every time.
I am no exception.
Agency: ? | Source: Reddit
OK, so I’m cheating again. I’m not posting this for the copy, but for the Banksy-style graffiti that Ikea is doing to their own ads in Milan.
I think the concept could have been refined a bit more. If the idea is “People make designs come to life” than why not have ads with only inanimate objects and make all the graffiti people?
Maybe I’m just being to literal. It’s cool and it’ll get noticed.
Agency: ? | Source: Reddit
I meant to post this earlier this week, but I guess I didn’t.
The video itself — whatever. I just, for some reason, really like this huggable vending machine.
I probably should get out more.
Agency: Ogilvy & Mather, Singapore | Source: I Believe in Advertising
Copyranter calls this billboard posted during the Tribeca Film Festival ‘pandering.’
I call it, knowing your audience.
And I think it’s pretty clever.
Agency: Dunno | Source: Copyranter
I’m glad I found pictures of these billboards, because I’ve seen them around Toronto and they’re just about as bad as they come.
You might not immediately hate these from the images above. But imagine them as billboards. Drive by and try to figure out what the hell the copy says. If you manage to decipher the message in the seconds that you have, well done. If you can do that AND find the branding, well then your car is probably in a ditch. Enjoy your yogurt.
Now I just have to find a picture of that Kressman wine board.
Agency: Leo Burnett | Source: Chiobani.ca
I’ve been posting too many things from Copyranter lately; I promise I’ll diversify.
But this bus advertising ‘fail’ is too good not to reblog.
Agency: ? | Source: Copyranter
Good Copy/Bad Copy is an advertising blog by tj arch, a self-loathing narcissist, currently making a modest living as a copywriter. The intent is to critique ad copy, but I frequently get off topic.
