Classic Fitness Centre: Belts

Classic Fitness Centre: Belts

Advertising Agency: Bhadra Communications, Bangalore, India
Art Director: Siju S Nair
Published: July 2008

Your rating: None Average: 4.4 (19 votes)

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Shekh Imran's picture

Great job!

Olafski001's picture

great job?
this is just stupid.
good execution? No it isn't.
Why show the before? you don't need that. It makes it complicated
this is bad
1/10

- Here I should have written something smarter -

adsonly07's picture

superb work

Consider it done.

Nice and simple.Wow :)
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AWESOME!!!...exellent idea!!!

Adaddicted's picture

Simple and Great..!

withalltherespects

you can't be serious, this is even before first thought

Agree 100%

At least someone who can judge an idea. It's 3/10 at most.
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I also agree. And I believe that it's done many times before. Here in Brazil I saw something like this at least 5 times.

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brain123's picture

I've seen this ad 3 times in student books...

Be serious, this is a student work.

Great idea!

very simple

Good, simple and effective, be it that that not was already make?

http://www.coupsdepub.com/

it is a good idea in the past

Not good today, not creative ever.

simple, but a bit confusing because of the belts coming from different sides. i was mislead into thinking there has to be more. when i understood there wasn't i joined Alistair Craven's opinion. but is primitive simplicity so wrong when it comes to consumers? and even when something WAS done before it was done again does it become wrong or less creative? i'm not talking about stealing ideas, just accidentally (or inevitably) thinking the same way.

I like it. And though it has been done before I actually think this execution was better.

Ghandour's picture

really it has been done before till death..i dunno whats new??!!! i think it would be good in 1992

NatalieM's picture

So subtle. It works, but I agree that the belts coming from different sides makes the consumer think too much. Though we all have our vision, it must be easy for the consumer. They need to see it and get it. Instantly. I'm not saying the belts should be on the same side since that would make the ad trite. Merely placing them on opposite sides does not solve the problem, though.

-Natalie
www.topolewski.net

soooooooooooooooooo done.

Pants

Es bueno. pero no es fresco

STRTLRS's picture

Where's the buckle? Pants? Huh? Great work my ass.

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AdCracker's picture

Interesting way to visualize the benefit, but a bit slow to snap, at least for me. I had to "figure it out".

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Super boring!!

*below average

mmackinven's picture

I really wish people would read comments before they comment "AWESOME, WOW" etc

As again, I've seen this many times.

www.creativeduck.blogspot.com

Dupont-Dupond's picture

So done before.

crappity crap!

DONE DONE DONE.

And the belts coming from two differrent sides make it confusing. Like you buckle your belt the other way around after losing weight..

OMG: This is really boring. A thought any creative comes up after 5 minutes. And it's been done better many times before. With this idea we're moving backwards in creativity.

To the point. Everybody understand it.

Very clear & simple.
Good work.

Talk about reusing things. Both belts and ideas.

cold fire's picture

Good work.

This ad made me log in and leave comment.

A great ad...

"creativity is always one step back"

repeat..

- scorpio20

copycat

so they can afford a gym membership and not a new $5 belt?

Welcome to the 80s.

very simple and great idea.

No need to mince words. Siju’s creativity at it's best as always.

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