Hoarding Guerilla Cabs!
If the hoarding campaign was paired up with Clear's public private space viral, the result would be amazing.
The Experiences of Temple Advertising Students
If the hoarding campaign was paired up with Clear's public private space viral, the result would be amazing.
We’d like to offer our congratulations to Mr. Jason Kaminsky for being a “Philly’s Future” scholarship winner. Here’s Jason’s take on what advertising means to him. I can definitely relate to what he’s saying. I started out graphic designing also, but I’d like to remain a “creative.” I’m not sure…
On April 22 2010, Temple University’s Advertising Department will host the 6th Annual TADA awards. The invite only event was founded in 2004 to acknowledge the excellence of Temple University Student advertising majors for their work in the advertising field and has boasted guest speakers from top local and national…
"Maybe it's unfair to get your attention this way."
The Unlitter Us campaign aims to reverse the damage by using the same principles that created it.
Brawny made the shift in personality a long time ago, but its visual has only caught up recently.
Bob Garfield, a prominent writer for Ad Age, has decided to retire. He writes the column, Ad Review on the website, and is highly respected in the industry. He recently posted a fair well write up, entitled, “Garfield Says Adieu“. It is extremely well written and insightful. He tells his…
Today, there are many regulations in the advertising of alcohol. Before these laws were put into place, there were many ads put out that seem shocking today. Perhaps the most shocking I came across is an ad for Blatz Beer. It features a mother with her baby, and tries to…
Looking at vintage ads can be a very fun activity. Just like ads for alcohol, it is astonishing what they could get away with when advertising cigarettes back in the day. Advertising cigarettes has so many restrictions now. It is especially illegal to market cigarettes toward children. A vintage ad…
I think it's important to remember that no matter what Tiger Woods did, he's still a man. He's still a human. When individuals become brands, they transcend humanity.
"Making treats since 1978"
It looks like K&G's new position is the edgy brand. Its competitors all share some variation of the "warm family discount clothing store.