Most banner ads are awful boring things that people never really click on, in fact people are more likely to be struck by lightning than click on one!.Thanks to Volkswagen and wonderful Amsterdam agency Achtung!, there is now a great… Continue Reading
In 1989 Ayrton Senna created history for Honda by setting a world record fastest lap of the Japanese F1 circuit in Suzuka. It just so happened that Honda’s new engine telemetry system had been installed on the car and it… Continue Reading
Fun piece of work for Toyota’s RAV4. Local SA agency HelloComputer created an interactive website in the real world. The RAV4 is built for the people who spend their weekends hiking and cycling, not behind their computer screens. So they… Continue Reading
Getting your fans to co-create your advertising can be a powerful thing. Although I think the above final product could have been made more interesting, the actual big idea itself is great. Lexus got over 200 Instagrammers to make the… Continue Reading
Above is our latest interactive case study from Ogilvy Cape Town for the launch of the new Audi A3. In the first half of 2013, we got an 18-wheeler truck to drive across South Africa, guided by tweets from local… Continue Reading
In case you haven’t seen it here is the latest Volkswagen GTI ad from London agency Adam&Eve DDB
Recently at Ogilvy Cape Town we created the above tactical YouTube pre-roll ad for the Audi R8, which can do 0 – 100km/h in 3.5seconds. Most people only watch the mandatory 5 seconds of a YouTube ad before skipping it.… Continue Reading
To help raise awareness to women in Mexico on the hazards of putting on make up while driving, Mini created the above campaign. They removed the soap dispensers in girls bathrooms and then while they were doing their make up,… Continue Reading
Interesting online stunt by AlmapBBDO for the Volkswagen Tiguan. They created an ad of Facebook saying the Tiguan had gone missing from the website. When users searched they were taken to a custom ‘page not found’ page that showed links… Continue Reading
Volkswagen used YouTube’s timeline video picture preview feature in a simple and straightforward way to show the difference VW’s Side Assist technology makes in people’s lives. Yet again simple yet innovative work from AlmapBBDO, Brazil.