The VERY creative adverts that stopped people in their tracks
Smart advertising is very important for brands as only the best will stay in the minds of potential customers.
And the graphic designers behind these ads certainly gave it their all to create creative ads that will stop you in your tracks.
The smart billboards from around the world have been shared on Instagram page @brilliant ads and is assembled in a gallery by Bored Panda.
They included an ad by Japanese carmaker Daihatsu that marketed a seven-seater car as a ‘baby magnet’ because it ‘picks up five times more women than a Lamborghini’.
The clever billboards were shared on Instagram page @brilliantadvertisements and have been compiled into a gallery by Bored Panda. A creative advertisement by Formula toothpaste, in Indonesia, featured a man biting the side of a billboard to promote the strength of teeth
Meanwhile, a creative ad by Formula toothpaste, in Indonesia, featured a man biting the side of a billboard to promote the strength of teeth.
Elsewhere, Silberman’s Fitness Center, in Tennessee, promoted its gym with an overweight person skewing their billboard.
Here, FEAMIL takes a look at some of the most creative ads ever made…
The images included an ad by Japanese carmaker Daihatsu marketing a seven-seater car as a ‘baby magnet’ because it ‘picks up five times more women than a Lamborghini’
Elsewhere, Silberman’s Fitness Center, in Tennessee, promoted its gym with an overweight person tilting their billboard
While Chupa Chups promoted their sugar-free lollipops by showing that ants don’t even have any interests in them due to the lack of sugar
The clever Man of Steel movie ad shows elevator doors designed to look like an average man in a suit, but when the elevator doors open, the Superman chest logo appears
The WWF wanted travelers on holiday to know that although exotic animal souvenirs may look cute, they will have ‘blood on their hands, or in their suitcase’.
This thought-provoking campaign by India-based Everest Brand Solutions, titled Cemetery, was a stop-smoking ad that took off in 2006
Elsewhere, Dubai Autism Center created a smart bag advertisement that reads “reach out to children with autism”
Guinness wanted to promote more social interaction in the bar by asking customers to put their phones down while enjoying a pint
A Sopranos ad certainly caught the attention of passers-by in New York as a fake arm fell out of a yellow cab
While a marriage counseling service used this simple but effective ad to reframe couple’s mindsets