Ford: Auto electrician
Advertising Agency: JWT Auckland, New Zealand
Executive Creative Director: Angus Hennah
Art Director: Rod Prosser
Photographer: Chris Lewis
Retoucher: Geoff Francis
Copywriter: Craig Love
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that is good
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Nice work
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is it just me or do you think that absolutely everything is nice work, they be some pretty low standards, people put stuff on here to have an idea of whether it's great or not, nice is an ugly sister of great and one you never want to settle with
I love it!
is this a double page print, because if it is then the idea lives in the folded margin, but at least in this case it's definitely a good thing it wouldnt be noticed
the execution should be better!
This is a very clever ad. I'm sure my electrician will get a kick out of this. If you ever need an electrician in the Houston area, check out mistersparky-houston.com.
This is quite a clever ad. I can't wait to show this to my electrician, he has a great sense of humor. If you are in the Houston area, check him out at http://www.mistersparky-houston.com/.
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It’s a good ad. I usually don’t get easily impressed by car advertisements, simply because I ‘m not interested in cars. This caught my attention though, due to its nice effect. I can sincerely say that it’s one of the few car ads that I appreciate. To describe it in one word, I would say: original. I only knew of Miami Dodge dealers’ advertising strategies to be successful. Apparently I will also add Ford on my list.
S. Otter