IKEA: Decorate for the holidays, 2
Advertising Agency: Zig, Toronto, Canada
Executive Creative Director: Martin Beauvais
Art Director: Mark Puchala
Photographer: Matt Barnes
Copywriter: Geoff Morgan
Advertising Agency: Zig, Toronto, Canada
Executive Creative Director: Martin Beauvais
Art Director: Mark Puchala
Photographer: Matt Barnes
Copywriter: Geoff Morgan
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I HOPE this could better
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nice!
"LOVE" I get, cause you'll love your new home. But "HOPE"? And "PEACE"? Totally off target. It's not supposed to be a social message--it's supposed to get you to want to redecorate. I spent a small fortune on my sofa. Not once did I think it would help save the world.
I don't think "HOPE" and "PEACE/PAIX" are supposed to come across as social messages. These executions seem to be Christmas-themed, and as such they revolve around Christmas marketing buzzwords.
Ah, I see. My bad.
I'd still prefer that the words have something to do with the product benefit. I don't feel more hopeful in a redecorated home--although I do LOVE new stuff.
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NICE.... VERY NICE.. I LIKE IT
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Good İdea Concept.
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It says 'decorate for the HOLIDAYS' teenie...I think 'hope' n 'peace' r as relevant as 'love' when u talk about Christmas. V don't have 2 take it too literally, do we? I love this. Peace.
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Not all who wander are lost.
We're not talking about Christmas. We're talking about IKEA--at Christmastime.
To me, the two executions other than "Love" are a step away from what they should be. LOVE is instant, it gives me an image of all the things I"d love to change in my home. HOPE is a two-step thought: It's Christmas, HOPE is a Christmassy thought, IKEA has stuff to redecorate my home.
I don't hate it--I just think these last two are weaker.