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A few days ago, I posted some great all-visual ads for Land Rover. That got me to thinking about how many wonderful ads for the brand have actually been copy-driven. Here are three, scooped from the portfolio site of writer/creative director Cameron Day (http://mybathtoys.com/wordpress/).
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#3 FIAT- Seduction
While I have professed against “sex sells,” this spot comes with some insight into how a man looks at a car for the first time.
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#4: Dying vampires? How could I resist?
Not sure if the Audi Vampire ad convinced me to buy one of their cars but I am definitely downloading Echo and the Bunnymen’s The Killing Moon.
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Another lateral idea that is taking a current use such as the swipe bar on the iphone and adapting it to a winding race track, as a marketing tool for Audi. It allows consumers to interact with the brand as they can play around the track and when they reach the finish line, the ad will then open an app for Audi IPad magazine. A very clever way of driving traffic (excuse the PUN) to Audi’s website.
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Audi iPad Ad Turns ‘Slide to Unlock’ Into a Long, Curving Racetrack Another clever rethink of the featureTim Nudd
An Iphone ad that toys around is a bit more playful. It’s from Audi and AlmapBBDO in Brazil, and it reimagines “Click to Unlock” as a winding racetrack. For users who play along and circle the track, the ad opens an app for Audi’s iPad magazine. Simple and clever.
http://www.adweek.com/adfreak/audi-ipad-ad-turns-slide-unlock-long-curving-racetrack-136548
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Jeep: The princess tale - Fortunately, some legends are true
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The mini that demands you attention.
One of the selling points for Mini Cooper Clubman – the Mini that is roomier yet still cute — is that it has room for some luggage. A clever way of using a airport carousel to show the key benefit of the car.
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Test drive a Volkswagen inside a print ad
Bringing print ads to the future. Amazing.
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BMW ad for used BMW cars: “You know you’re not the first.”
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This is an interesting making-of video that shows how Shell created a fully transparent car to promote their Shell Helix Ultra oil. Very cool.
Shell Helix Ultra Transparent Car - The Making Of (via paultantk)
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Now this is an ad war. I’ve heard of the legendary bmw/audi ad war, but it looks like (and I’m assuming here) that it’s a regional case-by-case basis. In this case, an advertising agency contacted BMW and told them of this specific opportunity. Kudos to the Juggernaut Advertising for contacting Santa Monica BMW because they (BMW) really loved the idea.
Love the ads and the execution, placement here is key and it’s quite creative. Would be interesting to see this on a highway, with one billboard coming right after another. Interesting and creative stuff (via BMWBlog.com).
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These ads are all over subway cars in NYC.
Rather than focusing on the price or the ease of rental, Zipcar has chosen to highlight your needs for it. Smart move.
