Monday, 8 February 2016

The ads that dominated the Super Bowl, Tesco launches Valentine's Day campaign, Trio chocolate brand returns

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February 8, 2016

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Doritos' 'Ultrasound' ad takes Super Bowl 2016 shares crown, ending Budweiser's dominance
Doritos' 'Ultrasound' ad takes Super Bowl 2016 shares crown, ending Budweiser's dominance

Unruly

Doritos 'Ultrasound' is the most shared ad of Super Bowl 2016, according to data supplied today by video ad tech company Unruly.

 
 
 
Doritos, Pepsi and Pokemon most mentioned brands during Super Bowl
Doritos, Pepsi and Pokemon most mentioned brands during Super Bowl

Omar Oakes

Doritos was the most mentioned brand on social media during the Super Bowl, according to research by social media analytics service Brandwatch.

 
 
 
Stars and sequels at Super Bowl 50
Stars and sequels at Super Bowl 50

Matt Ian

Everything felt a little more star-studded and self-deprecating this year, writes Droga5 group creative director

 
 
 
Tesco matches singles based on shopping basket contents for Valentine's Day push
Tesco matches singles based on shopping basket contents for Valentine's Day push

Ben Bold

Tesco is playing Cupid with a Valentine's Day campaign based on a social experiment that aims to match prospective couples by analysing the contents of their shopping baskets.

 
 
 
Trio chocolate bar brand to return with digital campaign
Trio chocolate bar brand to return with digital campaign

Gurjit Degun

United Biscuits is bringing back Trio, the chocolate biscuit bar that was popular in the 90s for its catchy ad jingle.

 
 
 
UTV names George Galloway and Paul Ross among TalkRadio presenters
UTV names George Galloway and Paul Ross among TalkRadio presenters

Omar Oakes

TalkRadio, the new station being launched by UTV Media next month, has announced George Galloway, Paul Ross and Julia Hartley-Brewer among its roster of presenters.

 
 
 
GoCompare.com unleashes Gio Compario on unsuspecting cab driver
GoCompare.com unleashes Gio Compario on unsuspecting cab driver

Omar Oakes

GoCompare.com has again wheeled out its mascot tenor, Gio Compario, to front an ad campaign to promote the brand's new money comparison services.

 
 
 
Protein World plays the controversy card, but can it ride out all the Twitterstorms?
Protein World plays the controversy card, but can it ride out all the Twitterstorms?

Staff

Are you beach body ready?" was the question asked by Protein World in its now infamous weight-loss supplement campaign on Tube poster sites last April.

 
 
 
Rustlers appoints Droga5 London to ad account
Rustlers appoints Droga5 London to ad account

James Swift

Rustlers, the microwaveable burgers and sandwiches brand, has appointed Droga5 London as its creative agency in the UK.

 
 
 
Adidas champions female athletes in 'I'm here to create' campaign
Adidas champions female athletes in 'I'm here to create' campaign

Matthew Chapman

Adidas is highlighting unconventional forms of training in a series of spots featuring female sports icons, as part of the brand's 'I'm Here to Create' campaign.

 
 
 
BMW's latest ad falls short on style and the spirit of adventure
BMW's latest ad falls short on style and the spirit of adventure

Steve Hastings

The ad for the X1 lacks seductive power as it gets bogged down in run-down of SUV's specs, says Steve Hastings.

 
 
 
Hewlett Packard Enterprise releases letter sent to FT journalist to dispute 'ad threat' claim
Hewlett Packard Enterprise releases letter sent to FT journalist to dispute 'ad threat' claim

John Harrington

Hewlett Packard Enterprise has strongly disputed claims by a Financial Times columnist that the software firm's comms chief Henry Gomez wrote a 'threatening' and 'aggressive' letter to her with suggestions about the newspaper's relationship with its advertisers.

 
 
 
BT was busiest TV advertiser in January
BT was busiest TV advertiser in January

James Swift

BT was by far the busiest advertiser on UK TV in January 2016, racking up nearly 4,000 minutes of screen time.

 
The Work
 
Mattessons "the snackarchist" by Saatchi & Saatchi
Mattessons "the snackarchist" by Saatchi & Saatchi

A geek who flouts minor rules is the poster boy for Mattessons' new campaign, which aims to change people's snacking habits.

 
 
 
Volkswagen "Then. Now. Always" By DDB Berlin
Volkswagen "Then. Now. Always" By DDB Berlin

Volkswagen is attempting to move on from the emissions scandal and rebuild consumers' trust with a Europe-wide brand campaign.

 
Editor's pick
 
New Saxton venture turns to psychological support
New Saxton venture turns to psychological support

Gideon Spanier

Lighthouse's founder wants Psyched to develop media leaders through coaching and counselling, Gideon Spanier writes.

 
 
 
Is data the new sugar?
Is data the new sugar?

Gurjit Degun

We have only recently woken up to the risks of sugar consumption. Is this also the case with data, Gurjit Degun asks.

 


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No one remembers Coca-Cola's new strapline even when standing in front of it
No one remembers Coca-Cola's new strapline even when standing in front of it

Georgina Brazier

Coca-Cola recently unveiled a major global marketing campaign, changing its tagline from "Open Happiness" to "Taste the Feeling".

 
 
 
Playboy magazine is not-quite-squeaky clean, but will the brand keep its cultural cool?
Playboy magazine is not-quite-squeaky clean, but will the brand keep its cultural cool?

I-Hsien Sherwood

Now lacking explicit nudity, the grandfather of girlie mags strives to stay relevant

 
 
 
Will social network Peach be fruitless or an enticing marketing opportunity?
Will social network Peach be fruitless or an enticing marketing opportunity?

Matthew Chapman

Now the dust has settled following the launch of social network Peach, Marketing takes a look at what worthwhile opportunities, if any, it offers brands.

 
 
 
Student animators produce 49 films for BBC TV Licensing 'excuses' contest
Student animators produce 49 films for BBC TV Licensing 'excuses' contest

Daniel Farey-Jones

BBC TV Licensing has received almost 50 films after running a competition for animation students to illustrate some of the bizarre excuses people have made for not paying their TV licence fee.

 
 
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