Awesome Advertisements
23:031. Seafood Ad
This is an advertisement to promote Spar Restaurant. The promo is done by putting the huge shells on the sand in Mumbai, India. When the shell is open, a paper with 'Looking for Seafood? Spar Seafood Festival!' will be shown in it.
2. The Economist Ad
This The Economist advertisement won an award from the London International Advertising Awards for the creative idea. This was made by Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO. The billboard shows a bulb lighted on whenever someone is walking underneath by putting an electricity censor that can detect any movement under the billboard.
3. Insurance Ad
Nationwide Insurance used a building next door and the parking lot to promote their striking yellow advertisement.
This is the brilliant idea from HSBC advertisement made by Ogilvy & Mather Mumbai in India. The purpose is to enhance the awareness of global warming danger that could drown the city. To create the situation, Ogilvy put an aerial photo of the city on the base of the swimming pool.
5. Fedex Ad
This advertisement of Fedex product is to promote the stabile. To get more attention, a giant stabile is placed by the crowded pedestrian in United States.
6. Pepsi and Nescafe Ads
This is an outdoor promotion media from Nescafe which is put on one of the buildings in the capital city of Venezuela, Caracas. The promo is done by using a helium balloon that could be the biggest helium balloon in the world.
This ad wanted to show how fast and magnificent the power of the latest ball from this sport company by putting a giant ball crashing a building's wall.
9. Fitness Ad
A fitness center promoted its company by making a shopping bag with barbell that looked as if the person holding it were lifting a barbell. The bags were given to every customer who bought either fitness accessories or nutrition product at the fitness center.
10. Funeral Home Ad
This is a pretty unique advertisement ever made. A funeral home made an advertisement by putting a billboard on the wall beside the subway rail that made people pay attention to it while waiting for the train to come. The words were written in large fonts that made subway passengers feel curious to guess what kind of advertisement it is.
by courtesy of Uncle Pat.
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