Hitting the Mark: A Collection of Creative Advertisements
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Over the last 100 years or so advertising has been integrated into every walk of life. Whether you are working on the internet, relaxing at home watching TV or getting the bus or train to the cinema; you cannot avoid being bombarded with advertisements from all angles.
The sheer volume of advertisements that people see can make it tough for advertisers to get their message across. To penetrate this ad blindness companies have come up with lots of interesting ways to make their advertisements funny, entertaining and interactive. At the very least they want to grab your attention so that you remember their brand.
Today we would like to share with you 30 creative advertisements that made people stop and take notice using inventive and entertaining ways.
Gillette promoted the launch of their Fusion razor by converting a Zamboni into a ‘Fusion Ice Machine’. Zambonis are commonly used during breaks in Ice Hockey matches so this creative advertisement would have gotten a lot of exposure.
Ikea Home Delivery
A simple idea that creates the illusion of a showroom in the back of a delivery truck. The ad was launched to promote the introduction of free home delivery by Ikea (though fans of the ad turned customer may have been disappointed when the Ikea delivery van arrived and they realised they had to build everything themselves!).
Bare Wetsuits
“Stay down longer”. A somewhat freaky advertisement that exaggerates the seal and protective nature of their wet-suits. It’s a good idea that was implemented well.
Google Streetview
Google made use of the fact that most bus shelters in the UK are see through by giving passers by a live preview of what their Street View service would look like. They also placed directional arrows on foot paths and cycle lanes.
WWF Wildlife Campaign
To promote their ‘Give a hand to wildlife’ campaign, the WWF used body painters to paint hands into endangered species. Beautifully implemented.
Nikon D700
An interactive billboard that people can’t argue is creatively implemented. A red carpet was placed next to the advertisement that led all the way to the Nikon shop. As a person walked by, the cameras in the ad flash to give the impression that they are a celebrity being photographed by the paparazzi.
Panasonic Nose Hair Trimmer
In many countries worldwide, electrical wires are connected to buildings via street poles. Panasonic made use of these wires by building their advertisement for nose hair trimmers around them to comic effects.
Ballet Classes
A cool ad that shows you don’t have to have a huge budget to be creative with your advertisements. The ballet studio spread the contact information pull tabs out at the bottom of the ad to give the impression of a ballerina dress.
iPod Shuffle Campaign
An Apple campaign that showed off the random nature of the iPod shuffle. The series of ads placed the iPod earphones on popular destinations to give the impression of the route the runner had taken.
Ford Trees
Ford promoted their dedication to eco-friendliness by stating that ‘The trees blocking this billboard are a problem we don’t want to solve’. A cool way of making the most of an advertisement area most companies wouldn’t want.
Oldtimer Restaurant
An Austrian chain of motorway restaurants surrounded tunnels with huge advertisements to promote their ‘all you can eat’ rest stops. I doubt there were any drivers who didn’t take notice of this massive in your face ad campaign.
McDonald’s Coffee
McDonald’s advertised their 2 week free coffee promotion by filling up a bus shelter window full of coffee beans. As the promotion progressed, an appropriate percentage of coffee beans were removed to reflect how much was left in the promotion.
Nikon Face Detect
Nikon showed their new face detect feature, which detects up to 52 faces, with a happy go lucky traveller who is unknowingly about to be captured in the wild.
Law & Order
Integrated into the building behind, this advertisement for the TV show Law & Order brings the street light into the ad itself in an eye catching way.
Hotwheels Loops
Used in Bogota Colombia, the famous toy car maker Hot Wheels added a ‘loop the loop’ to a bridge above a busy motorway. Another great example of integrating the environment with the advertisement.
BMW M3
Using a 50 X 2 light wall in the middle of Hamburg airport, BMW used a headline out of half letters to promote their M3 car. The reflective floor completed the bottom half of the headline.
Skydive Elevator
Fitted to the bottom of elevators in multi-storey buildings to give the impression of free falling, this Swiss skydiving company gained a huge amount of media exposure with a limited budget due to the popularity of the advertisement.
Tetris Returns
Falling from the heavens, a Tetris block prepares to fit into the city landscape. A creative advertisement that fans of the popular game will surely love.
Yellow Pages
Winner of the Cannes Lion advertising award, the dart campaign for Yellow Pages Canada apparently gave their website an 18% increase over the previous year. Talk about hitting the mark.
DHL Online Tracking
A digitised cursor was placed on DHL couriers and vans across Beijing to promote their online website. The ad was so successful that it led to a reduction in telephone inquiries and an increase in online tracking counters.
Playstation PSP & Renault
A joint advertisement for the Sony Playstation Portable and Renault Scenic. The ad cleverly shows one eye on the road and one eye on the Sony PSP. Drive or Play? This ad seems to comically suggest some can do both.
Restaurant Mirador del Alto
An elegant advertisement that promotes a piano restaurant by placing the cutlery to mimic the arrangement of black piano keys.
Lays
It would be hard not to notice this advertisement from Lays. All the train passengers who walked through this underground tunnel looked up to see potatoes growing from the roof.
Folgers Coffee
Folgers turned a common eyesore in New York into one of the most creative advertisements seen in years. The drain cover was replaced by an image of a coffee cup, giving the impression that the rising steam was heat rising from the coffee.
Post It
How do you advertise a product that everyone takes for granted? Easy. By showing you what you would have to do if you didn’t have it.
We hope you’ve enjoyed this list of fun, creative and entertaining print and outside advertisements. Which one was your favourite? Or if you have a favourite that wasn’t featured in this post, use the comments to leave a link to it.
Today we would like to share with you 30 creative advertisements that made people stop and take notice using inventive and entertaining ways.
Hitting the Mark
Gillette Fusion Power ZamboniGillette promoted the launch of their Fusion razor by converting a Zamboni into a ‘Fusion Ice Machine’. Zambonis are commonly used during breaks in Ice Hockey matches so this creative advertisement would have gotten a lot of exposure.
Ikea Home Delivery
A simple idea that creates the illusion of a showroom in the back of a delivery truck. The ad was launched to promote the introduction of free home delivery by Ikea (though fans of the ad turned customer may have been disappointed when the Ikea delivery van arrived and they realised they had to build everything themselves!).
Bare Wetsuits
“Stay down longer”. A somewhat freaky advertisement that exaggerates the seal and protective nature of their wet-suits. It’s a good idea that was implemented well.
Google Streetview
Google made use of the fact that most bus shelters in the UK are see through by giving passers by a live preview of what their Street View service would look like. They also placed directional arrows on foot paths and cycle lanes.
WWF Wildlife Campaign
To promote their ‘Give a hand to wildlife’ campaign, the WWF used body painters to paint hands into endangered species. Beautifully implemented.
Nikon D700
An interactive billboard that people can’t argue is creatively implemented. A red carpet was placed next to the advertisement that led all the way to the Nikon shop. As a person walked by, the cameras in the ad flash to give the impression that they are a celebrity being photographed by the paparazzi.
Panasonic Nose Hair Trimmer
In many countries worldwide, electrical wires are connected to buildings via street poles. Panasonic made use of these wires by building their advertisement for nose hair trimmers around them to comic effects.
Ballet Classes
A cool ad that shows you don’t have to have a huge budget to be creative with your advertisements. The ballet studio spread the contact information pull tabs out at the bottom of the ad to give the impression of a ballerina dress.
iPod Shuffle Campaign
An Apple campaign that showed off the random nature of the iPod shuffle. The series of ads placed the iPod earphones on popular destinations to give the impression of the route the runner had taken.
Ford Trees
Ford promoted their dedication to eco-friendliness by stating that ‘The trees blocking this billboard are a problem we don’t want to solve’. A cool way of making the most of an advertisement area most companies wouldn’t want.
Oldtimer Restaurant
An Austrian chain of motorway restaurants surrounded tunnels with huge advertisements to promote their ‘all you can eat’ rest stops. I doubt there were any drivers who didn’t take notice of this massive in your face ad campaign.
McDonald’s Coffee
McDonald’s advertised their 2 week free coffee promotion by filling up a bus shelter window full of coffee beans. As the promotion progressed, an appropriate percentage of coffee beans were removed to reflect how much was left in the promotion.
Nikon Face Detect
Nikon showed their new face detect feature, which detects up to 52 faces, with a happy go lucky traveller who is unknowingly about to be captured in the wild.
Law & Order
Integrated into the building behind, this advertisement for the TV show Law & Order brings the street light into the ad itself in an eye catching way.
Hotwheels Loops
Used in Bogota Colombia, the famous toy car maker Hot Wheels added a ‘loop the loop’ to a bridge above a busy motorway. Another great example of integrating the environment with the advertisement.
BMW M3
Using a 50 X 2 light wall in the middle of Hamburg airport, BMW used a headline out of half letters to promote their M3 car. The reflective floor completed the bottom half of the headline.
Skydive Elevator
Fitted to the bottom of elevators in multi-storey buildings to give the impression of free falling, this Swiss skydiving company gained a huge amount of media exposure with a limited budget due to the popularity of the advertisement.
Tetris Returns
Falling from the heavens, a Tetris block prepares to fit into the city landscape. A creative advertisement that fans of the popular game will surely love.
Yellow Pages
Winner of the Cannes Lion advertising award, the dart campaign for Yellow Pages Canada apparently gave their website an 18% increase over the previous year. Talk about hitting the mark.
DHL Online Tracking
A digitised cursor was placed on DHL couriers and vans across Beijing to promote their online website. The ad was so successful that it led to a reduction in telephone inquiries and an increase in online tracking counters.
Playstation PSP & Renault
A joint advertisement for the Sony Playstation Portable and Renault Scenic. The ad cleverly shows one eye on the road and one eye on the Sony PSP. Drive or Play? This ad seems to comically suggest some can do both.
Restaurant Mirador del Alto
An elegant advertisement that promotes a piano restaurant by placing the cutlery to mimic the arrangement of black piano keys.
Lays
It would be hard not to notice this advertisement from Lays. All the train passengers who walked through this underground tunnel looked up to see potatoes growing from the roof.
Folgers Coffee
Folgers turned a common eyesore in New York into one of the most creative advertisements seen in years. The drain cover was replaced by an image of a coffee cup, giving the impression that the rising steam was heat rising from the coffee.
Post It
How do you advertise a product that everyone takes for granted? Easy. By showing you what you would have to do if you didn’t have it.
We hope you’ve enjoyed this list of fun, creative and entertaining print and outside advertisements. Which one was your favourite? Or if you have a favourite that wasn’t featured in this post, use the comments to leave a link to it.