Post pobrano z: The Best Landing Page Builders of 2021
If your main aims are to make sales or build a following online, your landing pages are probably the most…
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Post pobrano z: The Best Landing Page Builders of 2021
If your main aims are to make sales or build a following online, your landing pages are probably the most…
The post The Best Landing Page Builders of 2021 appeared first on Design Bombs.
Post pobrano z: Expired creative idea / Une idée quelque peu périmée?
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| THE ORIGINAL? MBNA “African elephant expires 06/24″– 2017 “Help save a species, tap your card to donate 5$” Source : Adsoftheworld Agency : TBWA Manchester (United Kingdom) |
LESS ORIGINAL Conservation International “Exp 03/28” – 2021 “By the time this card expires, many criticaly endangered species may go extinct” Source : Ad Forum Agency : Mc Cann XBC, New York (USA) |
Post pobrano z: Low cost copycat? / Une pompe à deux balles?
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| THE ORIGINAL? Mc Donald’s Promotion – 2002 “This week Big Mac 0.85$” Click image to enlarge Source : Adeevee Agency : Leo Burnett Buenos Aires (Argentina) |
LESS ORIGINAL Mc Donald’s – 2011 “Cheeseburger only 1€” Click image to enlarge Source : EPICA Awards Agency : DDB (Finland) |
LESS ORIGINAL Mc Donald’s – 2021 “Big Mac, only 2,22€” Click image to enlarge Cannes SHORTLIST Scholz & Friends (Ger) |
Post pobrano z: Not a nationality but an individuality / Plagiat sans frontières?
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| THE ORIGINAL? Mc Donald’s Restaurants Recruitment – 2008 “(…) we hire individuals” Source : Adeevee Agency : DDB Stockholm (Sweden) |
LESS ORIGINAL Norrdzee Restaurant Recruitment – 2021 “(…) we hire individuals” In store posters & Facebook campaign Agency : Unknown, Brussels (Belgium) |
Post pobrano z: Black goes first on the chess board / Échec à la créativité?
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| THE ORIGINAL? Move for equality / UNESCO – 2019 “For the first time, two chess grandmasters broke a rule. And Black started.” Watch the Case Study video Agency : BBDO Dusseldorf (Germany) |
LESS ORIGINAL Black goes first / Detroit City Chess Club – 2021 “One simple rule change. A limited edition black goes first chess board” Check the official website Agency : Anomaly New York (USA) |
Post pobrano z: Mirum Pharmaceuticals: The Unbearable Itch
Print
Mirum Pharmaceuticals
Poignant and visually arresting, the Teddys depict the unbearable itch and pain that is felt by children with CLD, while still serving as adorable bears that you want to care for. The campaign successfully highlights the ineffectiveness of symptom management and addresses the impact that these treatment failures can have on patients like the Teddys.
Advertising Agency:McCann Health New Jersey, Parsippany, USA
Post pobrano z: McDonald’s: Best served home
Print
McDonald’s
During Finland’s restaurant lockdown McDonald’s wanted to remind people that their favorite meals are still available through Take away, Drive-in and McDelivery. Because home is the safest place to enjoy McDonald’s, Nord DDB Helsinki created a set of ads where mail slots took the shape of your favorite McDonald’s items. Whether or not these mail slots will be adapted to real life remains to be seen.
Advertising Agency:NORD DDB HEL, Helsinki, Finland
Post pobrano z: Hershey’s Milk Chocolate: Her She
Media, Promo, Direct Marketing, Design
Hershey’s
Hershey Salutes the Artistic Spirit of Women in Latest 'Her/She’ Work A music video, new packaging and more. Building on its „Her/She” campaign from last year, where iconic women appeared on Hershey’s chocolate bar packaging for International Women’s Day, BETC Havas São Paulo released „She Dreams” and „Her Dream.” This time, the packaging exhibits eight woman artists. The work includes a music video for musician Yzalú—who appeared in last year’s campaign—singing „Qual Teu Sonho?” („What’s Your Dream?”). It features women in various states of creation, and is diverse in a multiplicity of satisfying ways. The artists who appear in the work are breakdancer Aline Constantino, who considers dance an art of social transformation; Filipa Aurélio, who photographs the Brazilian independent music circuit; Luz Ribeiro, an author, slam poet and member of the theater group Collective Self-Defense; illustrator Amanda Lobos; Afrofuturist graffiti artist Regina Elias Ziza; poet and cultural producer Carolina Peixoto; singer/songwriter Indy Naíse; and embroiderer Mitti Mendonça, whose Black Hand seal continues an embroidery tradition that has circulated her family for nearly 100 years.
Advertising Agency:BETC | Havas, Sao Paulo, Brazil
CCO:Erh Ray
Executive Creative Director:Andrea Siqueira
Associate Creative Director:André Batista
Creatives:Andrea Siqueira, André Batista, Rodrigo Casanovas, Fernanda Peka, Diego Canhisares, James Döring
Account team:Daniel Jotta, Nathalia Del Moral, Fabiane Veiga, Fernanda Modena, Izabel Petegrosso e Alexia Gomes.
Media Channels and Engagement:Carla Gagliardi, Ariane Finavaro, Carlos Jordão, Dorilangio Souza e Lucas Gonçalves.
Strategy:Agatha Kim, Bianca Brandão e Gabriel Lopes.
Content:Daniela Lima, Danielle Maio e Rodrigo Yoshizumi.
Production:Anna Luisa Ferraz, Andrea Carmassi, Juliana Arantes, Luigi Dias e Tiago Hasegawa.
Graphic Production:Gilmar Souza, Márcio Brusaferro, Plinio Alves e Carlos Valeriano.
Technology:Jeferson Rodrigues
Production Company:Modernista
Executive Producer:Marcelo Monteiro e Alexandre Lucas
Film Director:Hanna Batista, André Inácio
Photographer:Milena Seta e Vinicius Alves Bock
Art Direction:Karla Salvoni
Postproduction:Guilherme Carneiro
Producer:Giba Pereira, Levi Mynssen
Account:Iara Demartini
Audio Production Company:Canja
Sound Director:Lucas Sfair, Eduardo Karas, Filipe Resende
Audio Account:Guga Costa
Coordination:Matheus Brandão
Masterclasses:Vivi Duarte, CEO Plano Feminino ONG
workshops:Vivi Duarte, CEO Plano Feminino ONG
Client’s approval:Marcel Sacco, Larissa Diniz, Rodrigo Campos e Larissa Loureiro
Post pobrano z: Sidaction Sidaction: The wait![]()
Film
Sidaction
Shot indoors in an atmosphere that evokes the feelings of quarantine life, “The Wait” is a film made for Sidaction (the renowned French charity fighting against AIDS); created by WNP, directed by Ben Lacour (BIRTH), and narrated by French actress Mélanie Doutey. Due to a recent drop in HIV testing caused by COVID-19, the film stresses that for the first time in a long time, the world faces a heightened risk of the epidemic’s resurgence – a grim and unsettling reality that urgently calls for new donations. Because after a year of being on hold, the fight against AIDS can’t wait another twelve months, or even another day.
Advertising Agency:WNP, Paris, France
VicePresident & Managing Partner:Eric Delannoy
Aurélie Deleye:Partner
Account Manager:Pauline Garoux
Executive Creative Director:Mathieu Vinciguerra
Head Of Art:Emmanuel Courteau
Head Of Copy:Jean-François Bouchet
Art Director:Victor Feuillat
Copywriter:Brice Garcia
Tv Prod:Pauline Fourcade
Production:Birth
Director:Ben Lacour
DoP:Brecht Goyvaerts
Editor:Stéphanie Pelissier
Executive Producer:Griet Granaat
Junior Producer:Sarah Chayeb
Producer:Caroline Habchi
VO:Mélanie Doutey
Post pobrano z: 5 Creative Ways To Make Online Documents Stand Out
When writing a document or creating any content, you have to make it appealing to your audience. Doing so helps draw attention to the finer details of your content and deliver the required message.
People in different industries, such as marketers, realtors, and fund managers, always send the document to prospects to try and connect with them. Sending the documents isn’t a problem as there are mail, email, and newsletters that enable them to reach many prospects.
The main challenge always arises in getting the prospects to read your document or pick it out from the pile of email messages sent to them. Making your document standout has significantly been solved by faxing and mail as it avoids the spamming and crowding that emails bring. But even if you send fax online or through other forms, you still need to make it stand out for the target to read.
Here are some creative ways to make your document appealing and engaging to any reader:
Headings or topics are what summarizes what the content of the document is about. Your topic should be engaging so the reader will be curious about the article’s contents, enticing them to read it. On the other hand, subheadings will help section your document, helping you avoid a long format content, which will look boring. With subheadings, a reader who wants to skim through the document can quickly identify the points, which will make them read if they’re good.
In cases where you’re sending a fax through an email or just a direct email, always ensure to clearly state the subject of the document in the subject line. This helps the target to identify the document and its importance. An email without a subject line can be passed as spam or assumed as it doesn’t state what it’s about.
Typography elements include fonts, colors, and styles used in texts. For example, if you want to bring attention to a quote, you can bold it, italicize, or highlight it. This will make readers concentrate on the section around the highlighted text. Also, you can use different font texts on your topics and heading from the ones used on the main body of the document. The headings should also be bolded to stand out.

Apart from font sizes and types, other important typography tips include font colors too. Colors are a great option to bring attention to a particular part of a document. You can then make comments about what the different colors indicate so that readers can understand.
Visual objects represent information that can’t be explained in words or need further clarification through graphs, charts, pictures, and infographics. These visuals are easy to understand as, most of the time, they’re made distinct through colors. Hence, readers can easily pick up data points from them. Other than making different points distinct, the colors also improve the appeal, making the charts look beautiful, attracting attention.
So, instead of very long paragraphs that can be hard to follow through, it’s advisable to use visual cues to break down information that could be difficult to understand.
Most readers will agree that it’s hard to follow through with long paragraphs and the essence of the document. Therefore, you need a structure that makes your content easy to follow and understand for readers. You can achieve this by breaking long paragraphs into shorter ones. You can also use shorter sentences that are straight to the point.
In addition, you can use numbering and bulletins to highlight points, especially those that should be on a list. Readers can easily concentrate on those points without having a problem finding the main talk points of the document. In long-form format, you should include a table of contents that indicates what part and page a particular section are in. This becomes easy for readers to find information.
After you’ve created an online document, even after you feel it’s visually appealing and will stand out, you need to test if it meets the required standard. The first step is to make sure you’ve answered the main objective of the document. Why were you creating the document, and for whom? If the documents meet these, you can pass them through an editorial procedure to remove errors and ensure consistency in style. After passing these steps, you can send it.
Every day, different people always upload or send their documents online. One person can receive more than 30 documents in their inbox, and yours has to stand out among the rest. Therefore, you need to be creative in how you’ve presented your document so once it’s opened, the reader won’t bounce off quickly.
These creative ways can help you create appealing and engaging content. However, be keen to ensure that you don’t overdo it to a point where your document loses relevance.