Otrivin nosespray: Ball
A blocked nose is not a happy nose.
Art Directors / Copywriters: Kris Spape, Maarten van Kempen
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21 Comments
A different approach... Like it.
That's cute.
Quite humorous
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~ Quite obviously, I have gathered no moss ! ~
since this idea is very open (like "bloated belly is not a happy belly" or "Bloodshot eye is not a happy eye" or "yellow teeth is not a happy teeth") there is nothing special about this.
Dude...Plz spare us your nonsensical comments. You don't know how to judge an ad. This is a very novel approach for a nosespray.
Now tell me, what so special about this "very novel approach" for a nose spray?
You know a campaign is great when the idea is only can be used for solely that particular product, not anything else.
Now for this idea, can I use it for eye drop, and just change the nose image to a red eye? wouldn't it be "a very novel approach" for an eye drop product?
Dear guest, your comment IS nonsensical indeed. And sorry, nobody tell me how to judge an ad.
don't like it, it's to simple and not unique
First of all, it would be "too simple". And second, since when is simple a bad thing for an ad? It's funny, it gets the point across and it captures the attention of the public. Thanks for the constructive criticism though.
funny.. great ad
made me chuckle! the entire campaign is good!!
zero bata sanata
smells like ghost to me...
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funny but not to the point
Your nose will be happy (so YOU will be happy.)
It's a goddamn nasal spray fer cryin' out loud. How much more "to the point" do you think it needs to be???
Props to the client for understanding how to stand out in the category.
BTW, this is the ONLY one that's working for me out of the three.
very nice !!!!!
--> CopywriterInTraining | Mon, 2009-05-04 08:56
First of all, it would be "too simple". And second, since when is simple a bad thing for an ad? It's funny, it gets the point across and it captures the attention of the public. Thanks for the constructive criticism though.
Allow me to elaborate, there are two kinds of simple: brilliant and mundane, I was referring to the last kind when I called this idea 'too simple'. It's predictable, and therefore unsurprising. Pretty much like using a spelling mistake as leverage to further one's point.
In fact, just as predictable in the way that you are the copywriter behind this ad, "Paul from America". Why would a total stranger thank me for constructive feedback on this ad?
This campaign make me think of the old work of TBWA, Paris.
"MAPA : Protective Gloves -- Because hands are sensitive."
Although diffent execution, but the comcept is so close!
Do ya remember?
Nothing new. It's too familar.
waoh!its kool.
cool. love it.
Thats Some Bad Hat, Harry
nice, but very cheap visual
easy to say "art director".
Its fine, but i thnik personifing parts of the body making jokes its being used already too much.
I will pay a english course i promese.
Todos somos ignorantes, pero no todos ignoramos lo mismo.