Caja Madrid: Sale
Advertising Agency: Tapsa, Madrid, Spain
Creative Directors: Edu Martínez-Gil, Seba Blezowski
Art Directors/Copywriters: Gabriel Mahler, Ernesto Soto
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13 comments
love it but a pit old
What is the product?
~~be cool eh!~~
~~this paranoid survived!~~
Bank, credit card
Ivan Raszl, admin of AotW
It took me too long to read these (mostly the first one, of course). I think, most people won't care.
A sale.
Please get it right if you're going to even ATTEMPT to reach an English speaking audience.
Anyone know the name of this is typo?
Thanx
Not bad... I think some art work may improve it, like the emboss on a credit card close up... or actually make them and send'em as direct mail to potential clients.
mmm....
personally.. i don't like it, credit card got 16 DIGITS but no alphabet.. why needa put in alphabet???
just to make up the idea???
chirp chirp chirp...
IMHO, I think it works better with the target audiences. They would be familiar with the brand/logo. No explanation needed. Although the headline is a bit difficult to read. However, it's a bit confusing for those who don't know the brand/logo. But who cares as long as it works for the target audiences:)
I disagree. Ads are mass communication - as in, MASS. Which brand doesn't want to, or can afford to survive without, expanding their market? This doesn't mean watering down their message - but it does mean that, let's say, you're selling to edgy, rebellious teens, a 30-something should see your ad and think "wow, sure looks cool to be an edgy rebellious teen of today, hmm, maybe I can relive it by buying this product".
i didn't cared to read...
nonsense...
too hard to read.