Award winning diesel campaign banned by asa | media | guardian.co.ukGeraint
The ASA banned Diesel's award-winning "Be Stupid" advertising campaign from appearing on posters. While the ads were allowed to run in magazines, the ASA said posters are a more public medium likely to be seen by children. One poster depicted a woman flashing her breasts at a CCTV camera, which the ASA said encouraged antisocial behavior. Diesel defended the campaign as tackling society's obsession with surveillance in a non-exploitative way.
The document discusses Diesel's "Be Stupid" campaign and two of its competitors, G-Star and Energie. It positions "Be Stupid" as promoting a courageous, creative, and provocative attitude against the status quo. G-Star targets style-conscious customers and positions itself around high-quality fabrics and cuts, while Energie targets 18-30 year olds seeking unique casual styles and positions itself around quality, experimentation, and a cool attitude without trends. Both competitors promote through print ads, social media, and stores worldwide.
The document describes Diesel's "Be Stupid" marketing campaign. The campaign's goal was to engage younger customers and establish Diesel's brand personality as courageous, creative, and provocative. Some key tactics included print and digital advertising, events, guerrilla marketing, and social media initiatives like Foursquare check-ins and a Facebook app called Facepark. The campaign was largely effective at attracting customers and building the brand but could have been improved by strengthening brand linkage in some elements and exploring additional mobile marketing opportunities.
The document discusses how companies need to keep up with an increasingly digital world where customers have more information and power. It argues that four forces - digital sensors, pervasive memory, social influence, and the physical web - are making customers smarter and more demanding. It claims companies that ignore these forces and fail to innovate risk becoming "stupid" compared to their customers. Instead, "smart companies" leverage these forces to better serve customers through breaking down silos, using customer data, and prioritizing excellent customer experiences.
This document discusses several advertising theories including the hierarchy of effects model, means-end theory, and visual and verbal imagery. The hierarchy of effects model outlines six steps consumers go through to purchase a product from awareness to purchase. Means-end theory examines how advertisements link product attributes to personal values through a means-end chain. Visual and verbal imagery analyzes the emphasis on visual versus verbal elements in ads and how visuals lead to more favorable attitudes. Examples are provided for each theory to illustrate how advertisers apply these concepts.
Levi's is a popular jeans brand that offers a wide range of fits and styles. It sells products through major retailers and its own stores located in various cities. Levi's targets customers of all ages and sizes through promotions, advertisements, and magazine placements. While it faces competition from other denim brands, Levi's maintains a strong market position through its classic styles and widespread availability.
The campaign was launched to help Adidas gain market share in the US and reenergize its brand by positioning itself as the most inspirational sports brand. It featured stories from 22 athletes sharing their struggles and successes to inspire viewers. The $50 million multi-channel campaign was successful in communicating its message that nothing is impossible and helped boost Adidas' brand perception.
Award winning diesel campaign banned by asa | media | guardian.co.ukGeraint
The ASA banned Diesel's award-winning "Be Stupid" advertising campaign from appearing on posters. While the ads were allowed to run in magazines, the ASA said posters are a more public medium likely to be seen by children. One poster depicted a woman flashing her breasts at a CCTV camera, which the ASA said encouraged antisocial behavior. Diesel defended the campaign as tackling society's obsession with surveillance in a non-exploitative way.
The document discusses Diesel's "Be Stupid" campaign and two of its competitors, G-Star and Energie. It positions "Be Stupid" as promoting a courageous, creative, and provocative attitude against the status quo. G-Star targets style-conscious customers and positions itself around high-quality fabrics and cuts, while Energie targets 18-30 year olds seeking unique casual styles and positions itself around quality, experimentation, and a cool attitude without trends. Both competitors promote through print ads, social media, and stores worldwide.
The document describes Diesel's "Be Stupid" marketing campaign. The campaign's goal was to engage younger customers and establish Diesel's brand personality as courageous, creative, and provocative. Some key tactics included print and digital advertising, events, guerrilla marketing, and social media initiatives like Foursquare check-ins and a Facebook app called Facepark. The campaign was largely effective at attracting customers and building the brand but could have been improved by strengthening brand linkage in some elements and exploring additional mobile marketing opportunities.
The document discusses how companies need to keep up with an increasingly digital world where customers have more information and power. It argues that four forces - digital sensors, pervasive memory, social influence, and the physical web - are making customers smarter and more demanding. It claims companies that ignore these forces and fail to innovate risk becoming "stupid" compared to their customers. Instead, "smart companies" leverage these forces to better serve customers through breaking down silos, using customer data, and prioritizing excellent customer experiences.
This document discusses several advertising theories including the hierarchy of effects model, means-end theory, and visual and verbal imagery. The hierarchy of effects model outlines six steps consumers go through to purchase a product from awareness to purchase. Means-end theory examines how advertisements link product attributes to personal values through a means-end chain. Visual and verbal imagery analyzes the emphasis on visual versus verbal elements in ads and how visuals lead to more favorable attitudes. Examples are provided for each theory to illustrate how advertisers apply these concepts.
Levi's is a popular jeans brand that offers a wide range of fits and styles. It sells products through major retailers and its own stores located in various cities. Levi's targets customers of all ages and sizes through promotions, advertisements, and magazine placements. While it faces competition from other denim brands, Levi's maintains a strong market position through its classic styles and widespread availability.
The campaign was launched to help Adidas gain market share in the US and reenergize its brand by positioning itself as the most inspirational sports brand. It featured stories from 22 athletes sharing their struggles and successes to inspire viewers. The $50 million multi-channel campaign was successful in communicating its message that nothing is impossible and helped boost Adidas' brand perception.
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Mathematics and statistics are increasingly being used to analyze and make sense of large amounts of data. However, there are also risks to over relying on numbers and quantitative analysis without also considering qualitative factors. Overall quantitative analysis should be used as a tool to help inform decisions, but not replace human judgment, common sense, ethics and other important qualitative considerations.
Various food and beverage brands such as Amul butter, Maggi, Horlicks, Real Juice, and Bournvita placed promotional materials at the Army Museum in Leh, Ladakh to increase their brand presence in the region. The brands impressively copied their logos and messages to fit with the context of an army museum.
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This document discusses why branding online is important and how different business types have different branding needs. It focuses on how brands can leverage communication and physical evidence across the consumer's online journey. The DY Works 6 Box Model is presented as a framework for understanding how to meet branding needs through differentiation, tangibility, and experience.
DY Works branding has over the last two years worked with Air India (across disciplines and departments) to arrive at a multi- disciplinary branding and design solutions for it's rejuvenation.
A glimpse into how DY Works evolved a brand strategy for 'Bingo' , manifested through design, creating mouth watering concepts to bring the innovative flavors alive - from identity creation, pack graphics and visual architecture
A glimpse into how DY Works helped Kurkure refresh & redefine its brand identity and establish a strong visual architecture strategy to straddle different extensions.
Container branding, also known as capsule branding, involves incorporating a company's logo into genre-based content. This technique was first used by a Belgian supermarket in the 1960s and became famous through MTV's work with ad legend George Lois. Many agencies and brands have since used this concept, applying it to projects for Waterstone's, Eurostar, and the San Francisco Asian Art Museum. While clients appreciate its flexibility, the author argues it has become an overused and easy approach.
Mathematics and statistics are increasingly being used to analyze and make sense of large amounts of data. However, there are also risks to over relying on numbers and quantitative analysis without also considering qualitative factors. Overall quantitative analysis should be used as a tool to help inform decisions, but not replace human judgment, common sense, ethics and other important qualitative considerations.
Various food and beverage brands such as Amul butter, Maggi, Horlicks, Real Juice, and Bournvita placed promotional materials at the Army Museum in Leh, Ladakh to increase their brand presence in the region. The brands impressively copied their logos and messages to fit with the context of an army museum.
This document discusses 5 potential packaging designs for a chocolate drink created by DMA Branding in 2005. Route 1 focuses on making the drink look more appealing. Route 2 explores how combining two opposing properties can create something unique. Route 3 aims to give the drink attitude from the packaging to entice young drinkers. Route 4 is inspired by Harry Potter and aims to set a new standard. Route 5 promotes a positive attitude and attempts to create a future-ready brand vocabulary.
Myths and Reality at the Bottom of the PyramidDY Works
5-6 years since the late CK Prahlad sexed up this demographic, Bottom of the Pyramid has been hotly discussed and grossly misrepresented. Here is DMA Yellow Works' view on the subject.
This document provides information on 11 logo designs created by various designers for different clients. It lists the logos for Canadian National Railway designed by Allan Fleming in 1960, Frost & Reed designed by Atelier Works in 2006, the National Theatre designed by Studio Hyde in 1974, Newspaper Marketing Agency designed by SomeOne in 2000, University College for the Creative Arts designed by Blast in 2005, the London Symphony Orchestra designed by The Partners in 2001, Rabih Hage designed by Hat-Trick in 2002, the Victoria & Albert Museum designed by Alan Fletcher in 1989, conEdison designed by Arnell Group in 2000, and the F1 logo designed by Carter Wong Tomlinson.
Amid the constant barrage of distractions and dwindling motivation, self-discipline emerges as the unwavering beacon that guides individuals toward triumph. This vital quality serves as the key to unlocking one’s true potential, whether the aspiration is to attain personal goals, ascend the career ladder, or refine everyday habits.
Understanding Self-Discipline
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