Description
Challenge: Let people know about how the new Coca-Cola Grip Bottle has a better grip for holding. Solution: Posters printed on Velcro were placed in bus shelters in Paris to make people interact with the grip.
Results: People literally hooked to the campaign. On the whole, a 3.8% brand volume growth in France compared to 2007.
Ambient advertisement created by Marcel, France for Coca-Cola, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.
Executive Creative Directors: Anne de Maupeou, Frédéric Témin
Creative Directors: Anne de Maupeou, Frederic Temin
Art Director / Copywriter: Souen Le Van
Copywriter / Art Director: Sergio Alonso
The old lady seems angry
That is quality.
my favorite type of "advertising" one tat gets people to be part of the message/ad
Always try to be unique even when forced to conform.
hey Ivan, this is the first time i have com acros so many cool ads one after the other.
thanks a lot man!
they showed me a picture & i laughed
dignity has never been photographed
I would hate this poster if my clothes got stuck at it.
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Advertiser who won 10 or more lions in the last 10 years.
And I am not the real Juan Cabral, guys. So sorry for that!
i guess many of us would
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I'm really curious how sticky this is. It all stands or falls with that. I'd be pissed of it either damages my cloths or leaves it sticky. If not, bravo!
ça fait du bien de voir enfin une idée, une vrai!!!
ah oui je me souviens, ça n'a pas chopé à Cannes cette année?
c'est simple et efficace
this would piss me off if i got stuck. it will pull up bits of my clothes making them look rough
elegant
Gorgeous!
Estupendo.
Javier
Funny idea but I'm not certain that I would purchase this based on gripping action, especially if an article of my clothing were snagged on the velcro.
great great way of advertising
"Imagination is more important than knowledge"
I like the ad. If I got stuck to it I would think it were quite funny. Although, I don't know how well a new grip on the bottle works as a differentiating factor.
it gets noticed all right, but it's doubtful that the reaction is positive. Just because it's smart doesn't mean that it's a good idea. I'd be pissed off if my clothes get ruined because of a dumb velcro poster, wouldn't you? I'll be damned if i don't go and get a Pepsi. Overall an original idea, but it could only create negative attitude toward the product. Besides, it'd be more relevant with clothing, a new backpack strapping system or a velcro ad, than a new Coke bottle design, somehow it just doesn't add up.
In the quiet words of the Virgin Mary... Come again?
Hahaha this one can definitely leave people an unforgetable impression, great
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