Best Ads to Help Generate Big Ideas
Super clean, attention-grabbing layout but what I love most is how they offer only an “Either A or B” rather than “Yes or No” option for progressing into the site. (That’s a clever lesson taken from the Love and Logic approach to managing challenging children
Wouldn’t it be powerful if the chef or owner appeared on the back of the menu with their picture and a line or two about the restaurants commitment and mission? It’s called establishing E.A.T. – expertise, authority and trustworthiness. This theme carries through perfectly to their website…
One of the many fascinating features in the Wall Street Journal’s Creative Leaders Series (https://davedye.com/2019/06/06/the-wall-street-journals-creative-leaders-series/)
In order to break through the clutter, Bill Bernbach inspired Helmut Krone to create a completely new looking page, using the same old elements, with every campaign. Includes example ads from their classic Polaroid, VW, Avis, Scotts, Porsche, Chanel and other campaigns.
This is a fascinating read on how using just the right words can bring a message to life (and make it many times more effective)… http://www.awaionline.com/2013/02/david-ogilvys-copywriting-technique/
