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Seven Fennels and Raspberries

BBDO Belgium

Issue 59 | June 2021

Donation Glasses

Colenso BBDO
Issue 24 | September 2012

The PEDIGREE Adoption Drive offers support to thousands of abandoned dogs across the country. While the numbers hadn’t dropped, unfortunately public interest had.
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Face-to-face Seller Training Aid - Global Tour

CUBED Communications
Issue 24 | September 2012

Face-to-face recruiters are the most successful channel of recruitment for Save The Children and account for 90% of all new supporters.
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Fresh Radio

Horizon DraftFCB Dubai
Issue 24 | September 2012

Just Falafel is a new fresh food chain, launched in the UAE and selling franchises at an exceptional rate in the region and beyond.
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Predicting the future is hard

Wunderman London
Issue 24 | September 2012

Many businesses were looking to future-proof themselves via cloud computing. Microsoft’s Private Cloud solutions were more cost-efficient and more flexible than their competitors, meaning businesses could be more prepared for whatever the future held.
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PSA - Hate

JWT Milano
Issue 24 | September 2012

The client asked them to create a campaign to raise awareness and funds on a dramatic children disease.
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Rescue Radio

Ogilvy Action/Memac Ogilvy
Issue 24 | September 2012

In Lebanon, there are over 200,000 foreign domestic workers from countries like the Philippines, Sri Lanka and Ethiopia, there to support families back home.
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Toohey’s New Crew

BMF advertising
Issue 24 | September 2012

Mateship: The ultimate form of friendship. It’s the strongest bond you can have with a person, calling them a mate. And in the world of Tooheys New, it’s that real & meaningful bond that the brand is here to champion across Australia.
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Where the cold is cool

Leo Burnett Moscow
Issue 24 | September 2012

There are many stereotypes about Russia – bears on the streets, vodka, nuclear power plants, unfriendly people and many others, which often scare off foreigners.
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Car creation

Whybin\TBWA\Tequila
Issue 23 | June 2012

Insurance is a grudge purchase which many people choose purely on price. NRMA, however, was not a cheap option, nor was it ever going to be. The company believed the quality of the cover they offered would be compromised by discounting its price.
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Everyday Settlement Speed Challenge

BMF
Issue 23 | June 2012

Commonwealth Bank needed to raise awareness of their industry-first technology, Everyday Settlement, which allowed business owners to receive money from credit card sales the same day, everyday.
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Grazed on Greatness - Tailored suits

Whybin\TBWA\Tequila
Issue 23 | June 2012

M.J. Bale was a relatively new Australian men’s fashion brand. The objective was to build awareness and drive sales by targeting journalists and opinion leaders.
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Yellow Local

Colenso BBDO
Issue 23 | June 2012

In the new digital age, Yellow Pages books had begun to lose relevance. They needed to move users and Yellow advertisers onto Yellow digital platforms.
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Big Santa

Ogilvy Action Argentina
Issue 22 | March 2012

At Christmas-time, in malls everywhere, Santa often makes an appearance to give children a hug and listen to them about their Christmas wishes. Coca-Cola decided to bring a Santa in specially for the grown-ups.
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Giant sachets

DDB Brazil
Issue 22 | March 2012

Being bigger in both size and in taste, obviously consumers would need more ketchup, mayo and mustard to eat with their X-Burgers. So, the creative treatment was to make huge mustard, mayonnaise and ketchup sachets and insert these in magazines and newspapers.
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Hoffmaestro feat. Sweden

Forsman & Bodenfors
Issue 22 | March 2012

Forsman & Bodenfors turned to Hoffmaestro, one of Sweden’s most popular bands among teenagers, and asked for their help. Driven to a website by the radio DJ’s, teens could listen to a new track called “Your Ways” from the band and record their own contributions using their computer mic’s.
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Mad Men sponsorship

DraftFCB Auckland
Issue 21 | December 2011

They practiced what they'd been preaching - and made ads promoting themselves (not exactly radical, but no one else was doing it).
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Test Drive

140 BBDO Cape Town
Issue 21 | December 2011

The creative execution was an interactive ad placed in Car Magazine, South Africa’s top motoring publication. Any reader with a smartphone could now experience the unprecedented power of the flagship Mercedes.
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Club Matas

Wunderman A/S
Issue 19 | June 2011

The task was to launch Club Matas, linking the exhaustive knowledge of what is bought where and when with active declarations of interest from customers.
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Old Grumpy – when a grumpy old man generates business development

Klausen + Partners A/S
Issue 19 | June 2011

Chalenge was to persuade brewers to abandon 6,000 years of tradition in brewing beer.
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Testing unaddressed mail against traditional advertising

Mediabroker and Unplugged
Issue 19 | June 2011

Jydsk Vindueskompagni had two problems. One, their windows were 100% Danish-made in a price-sensitive market with competitors whose production was based in Eastern Europe.
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7Up, The Lemon Army - PepsiCo India

Mudramax, India
Issue 18 | March 2011

There were teams in 7 cities battling out in 7Up Style to be the 7Up Lemon Pattalam (army) who would win a trip to South Africa to play a game against the Chennai Super Kings in the India Premier League.
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Fuji Xerox, Fujikistan - Fuji Xerox (NZ)

Republik
Issue 18 | March 2011

Using Fujikistanian imagery, the brochure showcased the printer’s capabilities. Each page used unique paper stock to highlight the press’s capabilities. To receive the code for their combination locks and RSVP to the event, recipients logged into a personal URL.
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Get Tested Project

Shalmor Avnon Amichay/ Y&R Interactive Tel Aviv
Issue 18 | March 2011

Aids is no longer a terminal disease. It can be cured. But early discovery can mean the difference between life and death. It is also important for people to know their status in order not to pass it on to others.
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Hand-Picked

OgilvyOne London
Issue 18 | March 2011

To reach the core target audience, the plan was to use 48-sheet-sized Transvision screens in parts of London where business commuters walk each day. Because they would be passing the screens in rush-hour, minds on other things, with low dwell-time, the concept had to be succinct and visually arresting to gain attention and recognition.
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How Don Are You? - Sky Television

DraftFCB
Issue 18 | March 2011

Most people, if they were honest, would love to be at least a little like Don. So DraftFCB challenged Kiwi guys to see how they measured up to Don. The copy does more than set up a comparison between audience and Don Draper.
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I’m MORE TH>N Freeman. Thank you for listening

SFW London
Issue 18 | March 2011

Hence this series of cinematic-style TV ads starring US impressionist Josh Robert-Thompson as "MORETHAN Freeman". The thinking here was that the recognisable delivery of the message, the voice slow and thoughtful, would create a sense of trustworthiness.
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Knocking On Heaven’s Door - NOMOS-BANK

R&I Group, Russia
Issue 18 | March 2011

To make sure all 526 oligarchs on the mailing list actually got to see and understand the message from NOMOS-BANK, the agency created customised magazines for each and every one of them.
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Kustom Konnections - Genesis Energy

DraftFCB
Issue 18 | March 2011

Hand-made hammers, saws, wrenches and pliers were covered in papier-mâché dollar bills and then photographed.
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Live In Harmony

BBH, London
Issue 18 | March 2011

The strategy was simple: tackle perceptions head-on by reversing expectations of how an organic brand should behave. Rather than being worthy and preachy, the agency created Yeo Valley’s first-ever TV commercial using rap music to make the brand fun and approachable.
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The Journal - Ministry of Health

DraftFCB
Issue 18 | March 2011

Applying best-of-breed relationship marketing techniques to the process, DRTV featuring rugby star John Kirwin drove people to a website where, through web, txt and email, they could treat thmselves or be directed straight through to a doctor.
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