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Colgate Palmolive: Stop your bottom sagging
Since the dawn of time people have searched for ways to stop their bottoms from sagging. Thankfully, you can now do it in three easy steps. 1 Treat, 2 Wash, 3 Condition.
Advertising Agency: IdeaWorks, Sydney, Australia
Creative Director: Jono McCauley
Art Director: James Gali Barrow
Copywriter: Stuart Vidler
Photographer: Neil Bailey
Other additional credits: Debbie Heap
Published: May 2008
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Heheh, Europeans, I like this guy. I've got to say devkrarthik, you have to admit this campaign is better than half the shite on here lately.
Nice work, not great, nice.
hey thanks tats suppose to be speechless :)
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Sorry, devkarthik. This is an OK campaign, and I am all for constructive criticism. What's your problem pal, trying to stir up trouble again. You are not doing yourself any favors pal. Your folio is very, very bad, very, very bad, very, very very, bad. I'm sorry buddy.
tats suppose to be speechless :) anyways thanks for ur gr8 comment buddy.
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Nice, very simple. The mock ad thing feels familiar, but I think the ANTI-AGING LAUNDRY SYSTEM thought is brilliant.
Well done.
Good work, anti-aging mock claims are cute. I'm a girl though. Well done.
Okay...
A. Whose pants DO that?!? Buy pants that fit, people.
B. I don't see any possibility of laundry detergent fixing an issue that a tailor probably cant even fix.
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"I am one who believes that one of the greatest dangers of advertising is not that of misleading people, but that of boring them to death."
- Leo Burnett
Good point Rachel, but I think if you read the copy, it will make more sense. Use this laundry regime, like a skin care regime and you can help improve the visible signs of aging. I like it and understand what has happened here.
Creatives: What are the proven benefits of this regime?
Client: Insert non-committed claims that verge on the nonsensical
Creatives: I've got an idea for you.
Client: Great!
Creatives: Let's mock an industry renown for making ridiculous claims with a few equally valid claims of our own
but make our ads look like skin care ads.
Clever work. People will hate it because they hate those ads. Though that is the point. I think.
Nice work, mocking the skin care category is tired. But this campaign hasn't been done for laundry.
You are a fan it seems Buck or should I call you Mr Costanza?
Nice work.
You are a fan it seems Buck, or should I call you Mr Costanza?
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