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Colgate: Don’t forget, Ice-cream

Colgate: Don’t forget, Ice-cream
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Don't forget

Colgate normally gives out small product samples at annual events like “Oral Health Month” to remind target consumers, especially kids, to take better care of their teeth after eating sweets. This method does not drive strong results as most consumers tend to forget the message, even if they have collected the samples. Instead of giving away product samples, ice cream and cotton candy were given out. The stick carrying the ice cream and cotton candy carries a hidden message. Once consumers are done the message printed on the tip of the stick shaped like a toothbrush reveals “Don’t Forget” with the Colgate logo. This simple message effectively reminded consumers to brush their teeth.

Advertising Agency: Y&R, Bangkok,Thailand
Executive Creative Director: Marcus Rebeschini
Creative Director: Noppadol Utiswannakul/Shen Guan Tan
Copywriter: Chanissara Ngampan
Account Director: Ittawin Ngoenwichit
Account Manager: Natphon Pholsong
Account Supervisors: Jaime Prieto, Sanjay Bhasin
Producer: Amornmarn Rattanarakpinyo
Art Directors: Kijchapon Patiwongphaisarn, Somchok Kunjaethong
Photographers: Jasda Trivittayanuruk, Yoothana Sasanatiang
Production House: Fiftyone Bangkok Company Ltd.
Agency Producer: Amornmarn Rattanarakpinyo

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Ace Le's picture 354 pencils
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Brilliant!

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Corbeen's picture 426 pencils

i wonder how u manage to put a commercial inside of a product? which ice cream brand is prepared for renting his product for an ad? nice if it is true.

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i loved it

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It's certainly not a good idea.
Imagine the customer doesn't eat the icecream, the message is completely absurd. Eventhough the fact that for the one that eats the icecream the ad works perfectly, I think that giving out flyers is much more effective, cheaper, and public-reaching.

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Flyers are cheap and INeffective. They usually last for as long as it takes to the bin where they're usually thrown away..
Ads that stand out work more effectively IMO...what a better image than that of a toothbrush, right after eating the icecream?

'Eventhough the fact that for the one that eats the icecream the ad works perfectly'..... Well isnt it brillant how it targeted its market?

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It's just a creative idea, who doesn't eat ice cream? lol

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...And imagine the consumer doesn't drive by your billboard, or changes the channel before seeing your ad. Ah, dumbass! That does not make the message absurd of ineffective. Impactful, different, eye-catching advertising is WAY more effective than a flyer, which people are already used to seeing and will most likely throw away.

tanvir hassan raju's picture 417 pencils

yaap.but..who doesn't eat ice cream! lol...n they also made it with candy....so i think it will definitely work...

tanvir

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It is a very good ad, but it is old. It is the beginning of this year.

See it here - http://aegbr.blogspot.com/2009/02/colgate-dont-forget.html

Creative Criminals's picture 27 pencils
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creative indeed , so we can put the same quote "don't forget" from colgate at the bottom of any tin contains sweets, also inside biscuits or chocolate packs with cadboury for instance

WillBuller's picture 59 pencils

fantastic.

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art.vs.commerce's picture 80 pencils
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excellent work

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There's no way an ice cream company would risk conveying the message that their product is bad for your teeth.

Nice idea though, too bad its a scam.

Jumo's picture 588 pencils

Exact.

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did u guys read the article or just look at the picture... it wasnt an ad. they gave away ice cream at a convention and used the stick inside to convey their message... its not like they are paying an ice cream company for this... colgate gave the ice cream away!!!

doc's picture 36 pencils
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love it that´s more like it.

doc's picture 36 pencils
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the shots are funny. hmm chomp, ohhh, ahhhhh!!!!. you can just see the shoot.

Roshan Quintus's picture 210 pencils
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wow. brilliant

bite me

Rabubi's picture 419 pencils

Nice

Duncan Macleod's picture 15 pencils
Marlus Lau's picture 176 pencils

This is cool.

rolling.stone's picture 1158 pencils

excellent

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Wingnutt's picture 6 pencils

cooool!

chocolate1362003's picture 7 pencils

so creative..:)

silvi's picture 1464 pencils

Respect.

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Oh wow, she is major cute!

Jess
www.privacy-stuff.be.tc

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The more you brush the more fluoride you get to numb your brains. This is not at all a good thing unless you use toothpaste that is fluoride free.

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Extra wood in the stick = less tasty tasty icecream!

WillyLatasa's picture 188 pencils

BRILLIANT!!!

"Bright ideas bring better results"

picktokyo's picture 1306 pencils
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this marcus guy always does good work

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This is great.

Aphex's picture 184 pencils

YEAH COLGATE!!!

"Si eres buen copy, presiona alt + F4"

tanvir hassan raju's picture 417 pencils
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just love the campaign......

tanvir

Migzter13's picture 129 pencils
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yeah! now this is an effective reminder:D

great stuff:D

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isn't it sending out the wrong message when an oral health care company gives out a sugar-filled product?

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