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Real People

I often wonder how many 'virals' have been viewed by real people. I'm not talking about those figures that may have been faked by bots and all that underhandedness, but people outside of the industry we all have the privilege of working in. Ok, I know we are real people that consume so our...
Posted to The Angry Beard (Weblog) by Chris Hassell on 02 Nov 2009

Who needs Ad Agencies

After spending a couple of days digesting this news I'm still not entirely sure what I think about it so excuse the brain dump. I do think it fits into the viral subject however as Ideas Bounty is surely a viral exercise in itself but can this really work as a sustainable model across a brand's...
Posted to The Angry Beard (Weblog) by Chris Hassell on 29 Oct 2009

Ok, I'll eat my face (on face)

As I've previously mentioned I'm not a big fan of face-on-face. This is perhaps just me, I don't get it, why would I bother. I don't like things not making much sense within their own world - however much fantasy is involved; I also still doubt how many people have direct to camera images...
Posted to The Angry Beard (Weblog) by Chris Hassell on 28 Oct 2009

#worldview - deconstructing the silo mentality

Even with the perceived turnaround in the global economy, we are all aware that the global recession has caused, and continues to cause, seismic shifts in the advertising and marketing industry, precipitating the need for rapid change. One area being impacted by the combined forces of recessionary pressures...
Posted to worldview (Weblog) by Nick Allen on 14 Oct 2009

Is Purefold pure gold for brands or pure confusion?

Coming soon from Free Scott , the new entertainment venture of Ridley Scott and his brother Tony, is a trippy new sci-fi entertainment project called Purefold that plans to let brand’s sponsor the content, and let the audience drive the plot line using social networking platforms. Produced by Ag8, the...
Posted to Quick Peeks (Weblog) by Lisa Devaney on 01 Oct 2009

Mixed bag of advertising that fails to build relationships

After last week’s incredulous blog post about eBay leaping onto Patrick Swayze’s demise, and the general state of advertising (Go Compare anyone?), I’ve actually been paying a little more attention just in case there’s anything good in between the main events. Barclays seems to have caught a great advertising...
Posted to Thinking Digital (Weblog) by Felix Velarde on 28 Sep 2009

Bad viral is good viral

So there's a new set of groundbreaking Microsoft viral clips/ads out for Windows 7; I say that with sarcasm behind it but I think I'm wrong to slag them off. Here ( 1 , 2 , 3 ) are a few of them Apple's competitor has become known for pretty dodgy advertising of late (well perhaps it's...
Posted to The Angry Beard (Weblog) by Chris Hassell on 24 Sep 2009

Older people passing on viruses

I was sat in a meeting this morning talking about a Christmas concept we're working on. A lovely chap from the agency we're working with pulled out his iPhone and showed us an email he'd just got from his brother 'Look at this it's a cracker' was the subject line. I'm not...
Posted to The Angry Beard (Weblog) by Chris Hassell on 11 Sep 2009

Win £500

Confused.com's Moneysupermarket.com's latest's viral campaign is a sure-fire way to win £500 by the looks of it, at the moment you have a 1 in 10 chance of winning (probably more like 1 in 2 as most of those videos don't look like the creators are legally allowed to win). I always think...
Posted to The Angry Beard (Weblog) by Chris Hassell on 03 Sep 2009

Advertainment

I didn't make up that term, promise. It's something I've been thinking about recently though and ties into what Louise has written about here . Digital has driven advertising to become much more about entertaining people than straight sales messages; and as I've said a few times, this...
Posted to The Angry Beard (Weblog) by Chris Hassell on 24 Aug 2009

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