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The future of digital advertising creativity and how to get ready

The future of digital advertising creativity and how to get ready | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

"We understand that the environment is changing inextricably, but what do we do now to prepare for this new reality?”

I had become so accustomed to describing the changes in content consumption and its implications for marketers, media companies, and tech-enabled content platforms that I was taken aback.

The nods among her team made it abundantly clear that “what now?” was more than a theoretical question, and one that needed to be addressed ASAP.

Thus, herewith are five practical predictions on the future of digital advertising creativity and real-world recommendations on what to do now to prepare....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Peter Minnium shares five digital creativity trends to watch. Good read.

juneleo's comment, December 3, 2016 12:33 AM
Its trendy :)
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14 Offbeat, Extreme, and Downright Unusual Ways Brands Have Promoted Their Products

14 Offbeat, Extreme, and Downright Unusual Ways Brands Have Promoted Their Products | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

If you're a marketer of any kind, this phrase is probably lurking somewhere in the back of your mind when you start a new project:

 

"How do we make this brand really stand out?"

 

The constant battle to differentiate a brand in a crowded playing field is challenging, and it's pushing some marketers to the extreme.We've rounded up 14 creative campaigns and promotions that rely on unconventional mediums to spread brand messaging to consumers. Check them out for some unique inspiration for your next big campaign....

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Check out these examples of unusual marketing campaigns used by real brands. Of note is a campaign from The Art Institute of Chicago and Airbnb where you can rent out Van Gogh's painting (a BNB room) called "Bedroom in Arles." Or Carolina Reaper Madness chips - the hottest, spiciest snacks in the world according to the Guinness Book of Records. Many are sheer genius and highly recommended viewing. 10/10

Daniel Gonzales's curator insight, November 15, 2016 3:15 PM
Imagination, risk, bold... IDEAS that worked? Verrrry interesting article, just goes to show how fun it can be working in marketing.
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Eat, Drink & Advertise: 10 Edible Billboards You Have to See to Believe

Eat, Drink & Advertise: 10 Edible Billboards You Have to See to Believe | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

As a society, we love food. That's really all there is to it.

Traditional advertising on the other hand ... not so loved. When it comes to mediums such as billboards, many businesses struggle to determine whether or not it's worth the investment anymore -- except for these brands, that is.  

By combining food and advertising, the following 10 brands were able to create some jaw-dropping creations that commanded the attention of their hungry audience....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Here's a little creativity and food for thought. Recommended viewing. 9/10

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Ad of the Day: An Esteemed Literary Critic Reviews the Ikea Catalog

Ad of the Day: An Esteemed Literary Critic Reviews the Ikea Catalog | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

It has the world's largest print run: a staggering 220 million copies. And yet no literary critics have deemed it worthy of their commentary.


Until now.


German literary critic Hellmuth Karasek lowers himself to reading an Ikea catalog in a clip hosted by the mega-retailer's Swiss channel on YouTube.


Admittedly, it's a bit of a slog getting through the first three minutes, but once you settle into the right headspace, there's actually quite a bit to enjoy here. He references Freud and Goethe, and if he's being ironic, he's playing it so subtly you might be forgiven for taking it as an earnest review.

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Why slog through Goethe and Proust when you can just read the IKEA catalog? Literature 101 students take note. ;-)

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71 Brilliant, Clever & Inspirational Ads That Will Change the Way You Think | Canva

71 Brilliant, Clever & Inspirational Ads That Will Change the Way You Think | Canva | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

We’ve curated some of the best attention-grabbing campaigns to  inspire you when you’re tasked with creating your own advertisements and marketing materials.

The 71 brilliant advertisements featured in this article represent some agencies and designers that have flexed their creative muscles to get it right. As you can see, the tactics that these creative teams used to deliver their messages varied greatly, but they have at least one thing in common – stellar storytelling skills....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Creativity with your coffee. Brilliant ads curated and shared by Canva.

Marco Favero's curator insight, March 30, 2015 3:55 PM

aggiungi la tua intuizione ...

Grafik Werks SA's curator insight, March 31, 2015 4:18 AM
Brilliant #Design
E-List Hunter's curator insight, March 31, 2015 6:38 AM

one of the best post..

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Think Big, but Speak Simply About This | Lisa Pool

Think Big, but Speak Simply About This | Lisa Pool | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Think Nike: just do it. Think Apple: Hello. Think EA Games: Challenge Everything.


If your campaign speak keeps going and going and going like the Energizer Bunny, you may wear people out before they catch up with your this. Make it simple. Get on your Harley-Davidson until you can define your world in a whole new way.


Thinking big about speaking simply is power.


Complexity is difficult. Complexity will drown in the noise.If you can’t speak simply about whatever this is, take a step back, think bigger about simplicity. Do something different with this. Look at the heart and soul of this. Simple will rise above the noise.


Think Big. Speak Simply.

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Lisa Pool reminds marketers of the most important element in marketing and communication. Simplicity.

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150 Years of the Best Holiday Marketing Campaigns

150 Years of the Best Holiday Marketing Campaigns | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Despite changing demographics and consumer behaviors, the holiday season remains one of the more influential times of year to launch a campaign and seal it into holiday memory for years to come.

 

To do that, though, your brand needs to come up with something seriously innovative, engaging, and interesting -- something that'll resonate with your customers. This usually means lights, emotions, and celebrating family and friends.

 

Of course, there’s no harm is looking to the past to see which other brands and campaigns have made their way to the holiday retail hall of fame. Here, we look back on 150 years of inspirational ads and campaigns that many consumers say the holidays just wouldn’t be the same without....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Look back on 150 years of inspirational ads and campaigns that many consumers say the holidays just wouldn’t be the same without.

Daniel Gonzales's curator insight, November 15, 2016 2:06 PM
Taking it back to 1874... Hubspot is an awesome learning source, great blog to plug into!
Comunipedia 3.0 's curator insight, November 15, 2016 5:35 PM
Entretenida infografía que trata la evolución de las campañas de marketing realizadas en las vacaciones de Navidad durante 150 años, por lo que recoge también las campañas anteriores a la llegada del marketing digital.
Gonzalo Moreno's curator insight, November 17, 2016 8:06 AM
A trip in time: Understading what Christmas symbols are, nowadays, and where they came from.
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Ad of the Day: Tourism Stunt Gets People to Call the Quietest Place in Switzerland

Ad of the Day: Tourism Stunt Gets People to Call the Quietest Place in Switzerland | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Sometimes, it takes an entire village … to answer the telephone.


To wit: Tschlin, a bucolic community nestled in the majestic mountains of eastern Switzerland's Graubünden region, is famed for being so peaceful, so quiet, that when the phone rings in the village square, the whole population of 166 can hear it.
So, what could be better than a tourism campaign designed to shatter the alpine serenity by making that phone ring constantly, right?


Last month, Jung von Matt/Limmat staged a six-day promotion in Tschlin, inviting folks from far away to call the village-square telephone. Each time a resident failed to pick up, the caller would win a Graubünden vacation or other prizes....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

That's a very creative tourism campaign. Well done!

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50 Genius Print Ads With Brilliant Design Techniques – Design School

50 Genius Print Ads With Brilliant Design Techniques – Design School | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

We are constantly exposed to advertising in our daily lives, be it online, in print, on billboards or through our television screens. In fact, research suggests we are exposed to, on average, 362 ads per day (not including brand exposures) but only 3 per cent of these will make an impression. That’s just twelve ads a day that actually engage us.

So how do you break through the advertising clutter and make a memorable advertisement for your audience or target market? First come up with a solid concept and then consider your design. Attention to layout and presentation will help your ad get noticed; but attention to concept and creativity will help your ad be remembered.

Here are fifty print ads that are creatively brilliant. They have a solid concept topped off with great design....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Here's a taste of creativity with your coffee. Enjoy it. Recommended viewing. 9/10

Thorsten Strauss's curator insight, September 24, 2015 8:02 AM

best practice: print ads. I just love creative print ads.

Mike Allen's curator insight, September 24, 2015 9:22 AM

superb demonstrations of use of psychology and design

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Coke Zero Made a Drinkable Billboard That Is Actually Serving Soda to NCAA Fans

Coke Zero Made a Drinkable Billboard That Is Actually Serving Soda to NCAA Fans | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Here's a fun way for brands to dole out product samples. As part of its sponsorship of this weekend's NCAA Men's Final Four competition, Coke Zero and Ogilvy & Mather installed a "drinkable billboard" that shoots soda through a massive straw into a public drinking fountain.


The 23,000-pound novelty is in White River State Park in Indianapolis, where the games are taking place. Coke Zero flows through 4,500 feet of straw to spell out "Taste It." Then the liquid travels from the bottom of the billboard to a sampling area with six fountain spouts where people can taste the soda....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Epic creativity!

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Ad of the Day: Under Armour Presents Gisele Bündchen Like You've Never Seen Her

Ad of the Day: Under Armour Presents Gisele Bündchen Like You've Never Seen Her | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Gisele Bündchen kicks butt in a new ad breaking today for Under Armour's "I Will What I Want" campaign by Droga5.

The supermodel and wife of NFL quarterback Tom Brady (a fellow UA athletic endorser) also shows off her kung fu and yoga abilities at iwillwhatiwant.com/gisele, which will stream real-time comments from social media.

Leanne Fremar, executive creative director for UA's women's brand, gave Adweek a sneak preview of the 60-second film, which rolls out Thursday on YouTube. Look for the raw, real video to go viral—much like the previous one with Misty Copeland, which has been watched nearly 6 million times.

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Very creative ad and innovative integration with Twitter.

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