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The evolution of advertising …
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• Brands among TOP 50 (according
to Forbes’ ranking)
• Focus on brands more than 70
years old
• Comparaison of same product
line when possible
• The ad selection is based on
order of appearance
Methodology
Coca-Cola
TODAY: The bottle has become the central object of attention in the ad.
Louis Vuitton
Today : Everything is suggested rather than explained
BMW
Today : the car has changed but the layout hasn’t.
Mercedes-Benz
Today : A massive and powerful image has replaced a leaflet-like ad.
Gillette
Today : Beckham has replace Kojak but the Man is still central to the ad.
Pepsi
Today : The product has gained in size and centrality, but the star is still
the woman
Nestlé
Today : No more blabla. The color identity is the central piece of the
advertising message.
L’Oréal
Today : except the b&w colors, the message hasn’t evolved much in its
form. Still short and the woman is the star rather than the product.
Audi
Today : Emotions and visual power have replaced technical explanations.
Ford
Today : Everything is suggested rather than explained
Danone
Today : Like in the past , the product is king. The message conveyed
today is more subtle and words have disappeared
Hermes
Today : No more words. The specialties of the house Hermes are not
mentioned anymore. It’s the Hermes universe which is evoked.
Pampers
Today : The ads are still functional and texts is there to reassure on the
actual “performances” of the product. The baby is nowadays the star.
• Marketing agency accredited by
Belgium’s federal authorities
• 50% B2B / 50% B2C
• 80% SME / 20% Large corporations
• Expertise :
– Satisfaction & Loyalty
– Market research and marketing
strategy
– Profitability analysis
• Sectors served : Hospitality, Logistics,
Retail, Fashion, IT
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Old and new ads compared: how has advertising evolved?

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    • Brands amongTOP 50 (according to Forbes’ ranking) • Focus on brands more than 70 years old • Comparaison of same product line when possible • The ad selection is based on order of appearance Methodology
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    Coca-Cola TODAY: The bottlehas become the central object of attention in the ad.
  • 4.
    Louis Vuitton Today :Everything is suggested rather than explained
  • 5.
    BMW Today : thecar has changed but the layout hasn’t.
  • 6.
    Mercedes-Benz Today : Amassive and powerful image has replaced a leaflet-like ad.
  • 7.
    Gillette Today : Beckhamhas replace Kojak but the Man is still central to the ad.
  • 8.
    Pepsi Today : Theproduct has gained in size and centrality, but the star is still the woman
  • 9.
    Nestlé Today : Nomore blabla. The color identity is the central piece of the advertising message.
  • 10.
    L’Oréal Today : exceptthe b&w colors, the message hasn’t evolved much in its form. Still short and the woman is the star rather than the product.
  • 11.
    Audi Today : Emotionsand visual power have replaced technical explanations.
  • 12.
    Ford Today : Everythingis suggested rather than explained
  • 13.
    Danone Today : Likein the past , the product is king. The message conveyed today is more subtle and words have disappeared
  • 14.
    Hermes Today : Nomore words. The specialties of the house Hermes are not mentioned anymore. It’s the Hermes universe which is evoked.
  • 15.
    Pampers Today : Theads are still functional and texts is there to reassure on the actual “performances” of the product. The baby is nowadays the star.
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    • Marketing agencyaccredited by Belgium’s federal authorities • 50% B2B / 50% B2C • 80% SME / 20% Large corporations • Expertise : – Satisfaction & Loyalty – Market research and marketing strategy – Profitability analysis • Sectors served : Hospitality, Logistics, Retail, Fashion, IT IntoTheMinds