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Boring!
"Assume nothing, question everything."
comon, it's nice
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Boring? I like it!
Maybe the 47/41 doesn't work, but the other two, fix the message really good.
It's Simple! not boring
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It's not a campaignable idea.
same ad, different numbers...
"Assume nothing, question everything."
....the 2nd piece is ok.but... yes boring!
i think it's ok - nice and simple !
smart,Nice and simple is boring sometime. ...its really samrt message to say being young for ever...........
I think it should be..........mistake your age........if they are seen to be 42 age being 48 age.
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effective:)
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cool
said the joker to the clown
nice idea.
I am a student.
These are great. Hate the typography, love the idea.
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Simple & nice. I like.
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it'd be better if they changed the number four and not number eight-
meaning: not 48 -> 42 but 82 -> 22 (for example)
Now that would be an over-promise :)
probably. but wasn't there a campaign a couple of years ago for Olay with number 61 in the middle of the ad but when you turned the page around it was 19?
so my suggestion would make it more consistent ;-)
i like it.
Just liked the 33/38 one, others are just ok, specially because of inconsistency in fonts.
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If the concept "correct your age" was a given by the brand then this is perfect, but the problem is the concept itself. The focus is all wrong, the concept should be supportive. Someone has a lot to learn from Dove PRO - Age concept. It's not about hiding who you are, or "correcting" something you can't change, it's about being comfortable with yourself and feeling the best you can in your own skin. Consumers want to feel understood, they want to relate to a brand as a friend, not be chastised by it.
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