Conventions should inspire. theinspirationcentre.ca
Advertising Agency: DDB Canada
Creative Directors: Cosmo Campbell, Dean Lee
Art Director: Colin Hart
Photographer: Anthony Redpath
Copywriter: Neil Shapiro
Producer: Courtney Smith
Account Executives: Patty Jones, Kyle Stewart
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15 Comments
really good copy. Good ad
Works for me. Nice copy.
it illustrates the problem. but does nothing to make me believe they're the solution.
Love the line. Good insight. ...But what's the solution?
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"I love some things, and don't love some other things."
great campaign, nice work
The most interesting thing in an advert shouldn't be the clock either.
I'm so impressed with the copy.
Average.
lines are good.
-Sandy.
-Cheers,
Sandy
for those of you wondering what the solution is, check out the website - that's where the info on the solution is. And considering their target market, there's nothing wrong w/ putting the solution there instead of on the print ad.
LOVE the copy! great!
Fine copy, but not great.
agree with all
funny lines. wish i wrote that.
:::J:::
Right. The solution is obvious -- them.
For more info go to the website. I suppose you want a brochures worth of copy on the ad about what the solution is...
I think the ad should tell me what is more interesting than the clock.
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