New award categories for the Super Bowl ads:
1. Ad that made the least sense
2. Ad that tried the least
3. Ad from most toxic client
4. Ad you would have spent that money on
#plannerbowl#brandbowl#SuperBowl
Morning #plannerbowl recap:
- QR codes everywhere
- celebs everywhere
- sports bets as everywhere as beer ads
- #Tubi disruption wins most clever
- #FarmersDog wins cutest
- m&m’s just most bizarre, which may have been the most competitive category this year
@PartyCity Nope… not ready. The stuff I ordered from you last week never showed and now stores are sold out of Chiefs and #SuperBowl Shoulda used @amazon
"Across every consumer category, variety and originality have given way to monotony and conformity. A triple threat of economic globalization, generational transition, and new technology has flattened the aesthetics of our digital and physical lives." https://t.co/NuBwRxpXIV
@janthonylong Really mixed feelings. Some is just bad copy & clearly forgot ‘show me’ v. ‘tell me’ but based on the CTA some are closer to conversion and not meant to brand build. Advertising used to live distinctly ATL or BTL, now it’s generally both.
As #EarthDay nears, we're exploring the latest performance trends in environmentally friendly and eco-conscious products.
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With #Superbowlads, I’m looking for:
1. An emotional insight,
2. Distinctive brand assets as part of story,
3. Ads that help the brands, not just the celebrities.
A decade in advertising in Australia taught me: celebrity means “no idea”. #plannerbowl
So the FCC won’t let me be…. “NFL says Eminem can’t kneel” seems like the most obvious way to ensure #Eminem does whatever he wants in the #Superbowl#HalftimeShow https://t.co/e0RuXKQsVo
I’d love to see the brief that brought us #NickWildCard: “Recruit new #NFL fans to overcome declining viewership through valuable licensed partnerships of #Nickelodeon slime and Spongebob because football is approachable (even for novice commentators) - unlike our controversies”