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FA apes Nike ad to increase participation

Seems this ad may be a tad old but I only saw it over the weekend and think it's worth a look. The FA is running a viral and TV campaign urging players to get back into the game 'whatever your level'. It apes Nikes award winning 'Take it to the next level' ad, directed by Guy Ritchie...
Posted to Ed Kemp on Sports Marketing (Weblog) by Ed Kemp on 21 Sep 2009

Nike learns lesson number one of social media, the hard way

Apparently Nike has not been briefed on the Streisand Effect . To quote the bastion of internet memes that is Wikipedia: "The Streisand effect is an internet phenomenon where an attempt to censor or remove a piece of information backfires, causing the information to be widely publicized." The...
Posted to Gordon's Republic (Weblog) by Dan Leahul on 23 Jul 2009

The biggest sports brand you've probably never heard of

This Saturday Ricky Hatton fights the world’s finest boxer Manny Pacquiao. While Pacquiao will have Nike in his corner, Hatton will wear a brand less well known in the UK but has exploded in the US. If you like watching people smash each others faces in, heavy metal and generally going around being well...
Posted to Ed Kemp on Sports Marketing (Weblog) by Ed Kemp on 30 Apr 2009

The L shaped room

This week I’ve been mostly helping Sir Martin Sorrell with his imagery for the Recession. A few years ago, he came up with the “bath-shaped recession” all by himself – he got the idea, in fact, while lying in the bath. And the image was a worldwide success. T-shirts were printed in the Far East showing...
Posted to Steve Henry's Blog (Weblog) by steve henry on 25 Mar 2009

Futurism, QR codes, ethical knickers and iFood – it’s a changing world out there.

On Feb 20th it’s the 100th anniversary of the launch of Futurism (founded by the Italian Filippo Tommaso Marinetti) a movement that looked to the future and embraced new ideas, technology and challenged the old ‘museum’ way of thinking. Look forward not back was the gist of it. Don’t be afraid of the...
Posted to Arnold on ethical marketing (Weblog) by CHRIS ARNOLD on 10 Feb 2009

Worst press release of the week...so far

How many excruciating football puns and analogies is it possible to fit into one press release? PR agency Pressrelations has managed an astonishing nine into a release heralding the arrival of a lead account handler at hitherto unknown ‘ad agency' Open Soho. Headlined ‘NIKE BIG KICKER PUTS HIMSELF...
Posted to Jeremy Lee on Media (Weblog) by Jeremy Lee on 21 Jan 2009

Is it the brand, or is it the brief?

At the British Interactive Media Awards (ps got one for Intel woohoo) last night Nike and AKQA did really well – congratulations to them for an outstanding showing. I was asked by another Client at the event how helpful it is to have Nike as a brand to play with. Poke did well with Orange too, another...
Posted to Blogging for food (Weblog) by Alastair Duncan on 28 Nov 2008

Return of a champion

Amid all the madness of the Manchester City takeover, ‘The Messiah’ resigning from Newcastle FC and England’s footballers finally admitting they are too chicken to play in front of their home fans, some good news… Today, Lance Armstrong, who recovered from cancer to win the Tour de France seven times...
Posted to Ed Kemp on Sports Marketing (Weblog) by Ed Kemp on 10 Sep 2008

Runners' World

Sunday saw the inaugural Nike+ Human Race event, which pitted runners competing in 25 cities against each other over 10k with the winner determined by average finisher time. Nike’s decision to host the London event at Wembley gave it an iconic backdrop and the decision to set runners off in the evening...
Posted to Ed Kemp on Sports Marketing (Weblog) by Ed Kemp on 02 Sep 2008

Is the advertising industry homophobic?

It's the question of the year. Today there is a guy with a funny walk being shot at by Mr T in a 4x4. Before that it was Nike and its Dunkin' ad. Bob Garfield has got so fired up he wrote a letter about it to John Wren. Is it a storm in a tea-cup? Today we are talking about the Mr T Ad who shoots...
Posted to Gordon's Republic (Weblog) by Gordon Macmillan on 28 Jul 2008

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