Was just sent these VW recruitment print ads from Prabashan Pather and Sanjiv Mistry from our studio here at Ogilvy Cape Town. click on any of the images to see the larger sizes. Love the old school power point style… Continue Reading
On June 23 next week David Ogilvy would be celebrating his 100th Birthday. As part of the celebrations to honour the life of "The Father of Advertising" Ogilvy has created a simple website where anyone can change their twitter avatar… Continue Reading
Fantastic Infographic from web design agency go-globe.com Hat Tip: Steve Clayton
Innovative digital recruitment work from Uncle, Denmark. In order to find a new programmer for the agency they hired the top Team Fortress 2 game players and got them to recruit people for the job live in the online fighting… Continue Reading
Here is an offer to anyone in Cape Town that I hope you will like. If you want to test drive any or all of the VW cars above (See image above), all you need to do is turn up… Continue Reading
So proud that I managed to get a chance to help a little with this campaign when I first moved to Ogilvy last year. The great chaps behind it had the idea after Stimorol gum asked for us to distribute… Continue Reading
Fun work by Agency Loducca, Brazil, for Peugeot’s new 408 car. To show off the cars new 6 airbag Safety system the agency shipped in 50,000 pressure activated mini airbags from China, and placed them in Brazils top business magazine… Continue Reading
After listening to one of Ogilvy London’s very own Rory Sutherland’s Ted talks (Watch it here) BBDO created the impulse saver app for Westpac Bank. The idea was to make saving money simple by creating a device/app that has a… Continue Reading
Ex Ogilvy London Digital Creative Director Dave Birss has just released the above great YouTube game of Chatterbox. If you play the clip above you can play the game live and have to action one of several dare’s such as… Continue Reading
Great Infographic style video from NeoLabels agency in Madrid. The clip shows stats and trends for 2010 and recent predictions for how the digital landscape will look in 2015. Some fab insights. Hat tip: Steve Clayton