This tactical banner, in response to the Japanese fishing trawler that ran aground on Clifton 1st beach on Saturday, is for life investment company FRANK.NET and was found on News24.
We’re assuming the credit goes to some clever Foxes?
This tactical banner, in response to the Japanese fishing trawler that ran aground on Clifton 1st beach on Saturday, is for life investment company FRANK.NET and was found on News24.
We’re assuming the credit goes to some clever Foxes?
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Nice idea, but it could have been executed in a better way, with a measurable call to action and a longer lasting effect on the consumers.
Our company would have had a “panda†(a fake panda), to swim out to the boat with some lollipops. Upon them opening the lollipop there is a message, “If you die, we pay. â€
Once done, the sailors will know that they too can easily get life insurance.
That’s how we do things – Be Bold.
Clint nice try, but your idea is still a bit first base… How about you forcefeed seagulls small plastic “business cards”* and then you release them nearby. They’ll then crap your messages over the ship and the beaches. *Printed on biodegradable plastic of course.
Smoking crack is bad for you, Clint.
“panda”
Could this be the same Clint? http://www.instantgrass.com/2012/05/dna-project/
Clearly you cretins don’t understand our Neon Grey philosophy of “creative panda-monium”. It confines tbwa “disruption” to the mantra scrap-heap. Be bolder.
OMG, Clint actually wasn’t joking. This is hilarious. Crying.
lulz…
Clint, I’mma let you finish, but this guy had the best panda of ALL TIME: http://10and5.com/2011/04/08/fridays4-never-say-no-to-panda/
Clint strikes again: http://10and5.com/2012/05/22/master-lock-print-campaign-by-foxp2/