McDonald's: Happy price menu, 3
Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, New Delhi, India
Copywriter: Faraz Alam
Art Directors: Mukul Raut, Nitesh Sah
Published: November 2007
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18 Comments
demasiado parecido a lo que ganó cannes.
Yoshiro
Am I missing something here?
IKEA?
hmm interesting!
guys how could you not get the idea!
n wotttt is d idea ?
there is no idea in this ad
There is. On a mediocre ad, you will see that the product is huge, and has a starburst against it with the price, but on this one, they have the price, and the products are on the starburst.
the idea is to establish, probably, the low prices.
I felt that they no longer needed to establish their products, but they needed to show the new prices. its what i figured from these.
Man
U should have done MBA...
sound logic... what r u doing in advertising?
well, as you can see, it does say "price menu"
they reversed the ordinary. I'm not saying its AWESOME.
Just that I get it.
and also... I'm a visualiser
fail
how is this "fail" the price is 20 romainian cents
i wud have never guessed what it meant without an upper guest pointed it out
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Submitted by GuestN (not verified) on Sat, 2008-11-08 03:13.
There is. On a mediocre ad, you will see that the product is huge, and has a starburst against it with the price, but on this one, they have the price, and the products are on the starburst.
the idea is to establish, probably, the low prices.
I felt that they no longer needed to establish their products, but they needed to show the new prices. its what i figured from these.
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in my opinion this is for ppl that understand art or have far superior logical than most of us average joes it wont work for macdonalds but might for other products in the higher intellect part of the market..just saying
Hey Guest(not verified), I think the ad works at all levels. For ad pros who "understand art or have far superior logical" it is a twist on the conditions apply asterix as everyone has rightly pointed out. For "average joes" it simply says the price of an ice-cream cone is Rs 20. I don't know about 'below-average joes' who might not get it or 'superior art ppl' who'll say it is overdone. I'm neither of them. I just understood the ad at both levels. Whether it is a good ad or a bad ad, I leave that to the millions of visitors of this site.
Cheers!
Moeinuk
The problem seems to be cultural for some. I, for one, had no idea that "Rs. 20" meant 20 rupees because I've never been to India and I have never really seen it in print. If, on the other hand, it had said "20¢" in the same spot, I'd have gotten it immediately, and I think that would have cleared up everything (even for the "average joes") for people from Canada, USA, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, etc. Or if it said "20p" in UK, etc. Unless you know that "Rs. 20" is a price designation, it's not obvious.
i've never been to india and I still knew what it was saying >.>
Suzuki did this before... Sorry:(
agree
http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/suzuki_alto_price
I NEED A DANM MENU FOR MY HOMEWORK