Advertising Agency: Euro Rscg Adwork, Jakarta, Indonesia
Creative Director: Ndang S.
Art Director: Dewi P.Sari
Copywriter: Dhany V.
Photographer: Erick / D'Loop
Published: October 2007
turn around and go back to the supermarket you forgot to buy some brain...
WERU is just a brandname like McDonalds... look at the ads and read.
People like you are the main cause, why clients are afraid, when they see an
idea wich is only a tiny bit complex... and that's why they kick our ideas only because
of people who act like a bunch of unwritten paper...
Don't get your panties in a knot. Maybe he doesn't get it because he doesn't know what the product does? Don't go nuts and blame others for your obvious failures.
i don't understand all english words and i thought WERU could be like WEIRD or something like that...
i only made an opinion, and i think blogs, forums, etc, are made for that. not for talk like an idiot about people you don't know...
Relax, relax, relax, relax...
weru apparently make soundproof windows.
either way we have seen alot of similar concepts for different products, i think this works well for the brand,
so ill be voting for strepsils, in the "you stole my idea", "yeh but i did it better" awards
These do work for me. They only need a small microphone, megaphone or telephone because they've got a well voice with strepsils. The microphone is the clearest, though. I'm not sure about this piece because one could also suspect it's about listening. It looks a bit two-dimensional, too.
oooops.... these are not good. is the voice so strong that small phone is enough or is the voice so weak that even talking on a phone is weak? which one is it?
doesn't work for me.
'small' doesn't actually apply here does it? the horn is fine. the telephone one is weak though. shouldn't the man be like really, really, far from the phone to convey the same message as the other? http://upthechimney.blogspot.com
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im sick of these small and big comparisons.
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tipptapp is talking about these ads:
http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/weru_glass_containers
http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/weru_fans
i'm not sure if i still understand it.
Also don't understand the word WERU??????
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turn around and go back to the supermarket you forgot to buy some brain...
WERU is just a brandname like McDonalds... look at the ads and read.
People like you are the main cause, why clients are afraid, when they see an
idea wich is only a tiny bit complex... and that's why they kick our ideas only because
of people who act like a bunch of unwritten paper...
Don't get your panties in a knot. Maybe he doesn't get it because he doesn't know what the product does? Don't go nuts and blame others for your obvious failures.
heyheyheyhey
Relax a bit, it was only a question.
i don't understand all english words and i thought WERU could be like WEIRD or something like that...
i only made an opinion, and i think blogs, forums, etc, are made for that. not for talk like an idiot about people you don't know...
Relax, relax, relax, relax...
http://pauflies.blogspot.com/
http://pauflies.blogspot.com/
http://pauflies-portfolio.blogspot.com/
WERUUUUU
weru apparently make soundproof windows.
either way we have seen alot of similar concepts for different products, i think this works well for the brand,
so ill be voting for strepsils, in the "you stole my idea", "yeh but i did it better" awards
-SCRATCH 'N' SNIFF
I don't get it either and it's exactly like the WERU stuff which actually made sense.
These do work for me. They only need a small microphone, megaphone or telephone because they've got a well voice with strepsils. The microphone is the clearest, though. I'm not sure about this piece because one could also suspect it's about listening. It looks a bit two-dimensional, too.
postman probably is the creator of this campaign.
Strepsils sooth sore throats.
What are you guys thinking?
>>>> That's not an ad. THIS is an ad.
oooops.... these are not good. is the voice so strong that small phone is enough or is the voice so weak that even talking on a phone is weak? which one is it?
doesn't work for me.
forget the idea... there's nothing new in it. I saw similar ideas on www.coloribus.com.
Another thing. This is bad photoshop i must say...
look at that ugly shadow of the phone.. tiny phone.. huge shadow.
ideas....30 minutes nahi toh free.
wtf? seems to be a students work
CRAAAAAAAAAP. DOOOOOOOONE.
'small' doesn't actually apply here does it? the horn is fine. the telephone one is weak though. shouldn't the man be like really, really, far from the phone to convey the same message as the other?
http://upthechimney.blogspot.com
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