Stonewall+ created these rich media banners.

The idea was to create top of mind awareness for the Dial a Nerd brand in the online space using Rich Media. They came up with three Rich Media concepts to inform the target audience that Dial a Nerd not only fixes computers but that they also sell a range of accessories, laptops, hardware, Macs and can help you upgrade your machine. You can view them here: Nerd Flash, Nerd Fix and Nerd Upgrade.

Then for good measure they also came up with the idea to have an interactive banner (ED: Please note that after the campaign was finished they have moved servers and this might run a bit slow) that you could chat to and ask advice. The banner can give you the number to your closest nerd branch, help you make a booking, give you advice on how to remove a virus, tell you what RAM is or just have a chat. This allowed Dial a Nerd to extend their service experience online and get users to interact with the brand and it’s character, Dan.

Great concepts, great executions!

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Two really stylishly created banners spotted on MyVideo.co.za.

Corsa has put a lot into the “Corsa picks Corsa people” concept. These banners where eye catching and fun and nicely executed within the original concept.

It’s just massively unfortunate that they spelled “untill” incorrectly.

Any idea Who’dunnit? Let us know.

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While the idea of 10and5.com is to showcase work from the local design industry, many times we see really well executed concepts with no way of knowing “who’dunnit”. One such example is this Kit Kat banner that I spotted on Careers24 today.

I really think this is a great advert. One of Kit Kat’s marketing gimmicks over the years has been the breaking of the Kit Kat chocolate into two pieces. Really nice work, but who created this? Anyone know?

If you do, share on here!

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