Marketing 3.0.

8.5.10

Axe|Sofaurus

"Because as soon as you stop thinking about football, you start think about woman again.
Axe Play 2010."

Advertising Agency: Ponce, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Creative Director: Ricardo Armentano; Joaquin Cubria; Analia Rios
Creative: Juan Pablo Lufrano; Norberto Vatrano
Director: Armando Bo
Production: Rebolucion
Producer: Mariano Avellaneda; Axel G Linari
Director of Photography: Cristian Cottet
Post Production: Pickle
Editor: Gustavo Macri; Patricio Pena
Music: Animal Music

TV is disappearing... generation Z is not watching it says Coca Cola

Seattle’s Best Coffee: Fridge Video

Discover your inner morning person!

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7.5.10

Axe Play: Sofaurus

6.5.10

Sama Beirut | The tallest skyscraper rising above Beirut

Advertising Agency: Impact BBDO, Lebanon

Amnesty International: Tyrannybook

To form a global community of Human Rights defenders, making the contact between the public and Amnesty’s promoting causes easier. With the visibility inherent to these social networks, Amnesty hopes to get more support to its causes. This being, calls upon everyone to embrace this digital tool which updates the current situation of countries led by these tyrants. With this Amnesty is trying to generate a wider awareness of the various atrocities that are committed all over the world. The participation of all those who are already actively involved in these causes is essential in order to complement it with information, news, and, not least, reports of living experiences.

Participate in: http://www.tyrannybook.com
Watch the video: http://www.tyrannybook.com/video/?flv=en

Amnesty International – Portugal and Leo Burnett Iberia launched Tyrannybook, a social network dedicated to the surveillance of some of the world leaders who violate Human Rights the most.

By building a global community of Human Rights defenders, this nonprofits organization aims to get more involved in the social networks during this year 2010, not only to gain the visibility inherent to the web platform, but also to facilitate the contact between the causes it promotes and the public.

Thus was born Tyrannybook, a network that aims to generate a global consciousness about the countless atrocities that take place here and there across the globe. Using a following system, the users can be updated about the faults committed by those leaders against the well known and recognised Human Rights.

Released by Amnesty, the profiles of the tyrants are updated both by the organization itself and by the users, according to the current situation of the countries where they lead. However, as time goes by, it will expand by the addition of new profiles from the Amnesty. It's up to each user to decide which leaders they are most interested to watch. Between them, users can even become allies, exchanging points of view and discussing current issues.
This is the first version of the site. And like every social network, it will grow and be constantly updated with new tools and functions. The Tyrannybook will gain size and presence on the web each week that passes. In this first phase there are ten tyrants in the site: Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe, Omar Al-Bashir of Sudan, Kim Jong Il of North Korea, Than Shwe of Myanmar, Hu Jintau of China, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran, Thomas Lubanga Dyilo of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Radovan Karadzic of Serbia, Aleksandr Lukashenka of Belarus and Ramzan Akhmadovich Kadyrov of Chechnya.
Taking advantage of the visibility of this kind of social networks, Amnesty hopes to get more support to the causes it promotes. Inside the Tyrannybook all its action are reported and have a direct link to Amnesty International - Portugal’s official website. There the users can get more information on how they can help promote Human Rights.

Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett Iberia
Executive Creative Director Iberia: Chacho Puebla
Creative Directors: Erick Rosa, Renato Lopes
Creatives: ThiagoCarvalho e ThiagoArrighi
Chief Digital Officer: Alfredo Laguia
WebProdution: Rodrigo Barona, Mónica Rocha
Client Service Director: Paula Lopes
Account Director: Inês Almeida
Supervisora de Contas: FernandaManso
Account Trainee: Frederico Bento

5.5.10

Mor Cati (Purple Roof): Domestic violence made visible on the streets

http://www.morcati.org.tr/

Advertising Agency: TBWA\Istanbul, Istanbul, Turkey
Executive Creative Director: Ilkay GPinar
Creative Director: Erdem Koksal
Art Director: Asligul Akin
Copywriter: Erdem Koksal
Account Director: Guler Balta
Account Supervisor: Seda Seker
Advertiser’s Supervisor: Ozgur Can Sunata
Published/Released: April 2010

30.4.10

Creative condom print ads

The best way to save your income

Don’t be stupid. Be safe

Don’t just think about it, use condom

Fits any Head

Tastes like real fruit

Developed by Draftfcb Kobza, Vienna.
Extremely promising hands

Grey G2/Group, Düsseldorf
Durex fathers day

Durex mouth

Fun now, kids later

This ad campaign for Tulipan Condoms won Silver in Press category at Cannes Lions 2007. The campaign was developed by Young & Rubicam, Buenos Aires.
Long-lasting pleasure

Created by TBWA Paris.
This is not a wonder-bra ad

By Young & Rubicam, Buenos Aires.
Any Place, Any Time

‘Exciting’ copy

Bampy road ahead

Protect yourself

well-rounded

When it takes longer time

Condom with climax delay. Olla Prolong.
Developed by Age. Comunicações, São Paulo.

28.4.10

Bank sponsors advertorials to educate Saudis about home loans

Al-Rahji Bank has been doing something interesting: sponsoring advertorials that educate Saudi newspaper readers on what to expect when applying for a home loan. The advertorials provide general information, rather than a promotional message. Al-Rajhi wants to ensure that people seeking home loans are well-informed on the complexities before visiting the branch—a smart move given how poor customer service is here in Saudi. Once an ad has motivated customers to visit the bank, they can’t rely on sales staff to provide much help.