Description
Print advertisement created by Nabaroski, Egypt for AloeDent, within the category: Health.
Extreme strength for your teeth.
Creative Director / Art Direction: Mohamed Nabarawy
Marketing Manager: Osama Abu El-fotuh
Creative Copywriting: Alyssa Depoyan
Highest Rated
Simply said; this is very creative. However, although this ad is inspired by a very creative concept, but we can categorize it as a "multi-minded ad". Hence, there is a little "ad wastage" risk that not all targeted audience will understand it. The targeted segment might understand that their teeth will have strength and will be as powerful as the Rhino or Zebra, but not all might actually figure the concept of a Rhino or Zebra are shaped as a teeth. Perhaps it would be more understandable if such powerful animals are laid next to each other in way that no one may miss the teeth happing concept. This is only a personal humble opinion that might be valid to some and invalid to others.
Simply said; this is very creative. However, although this ad is inspired by a very creative concept, but we can categorize it as a "multi-minded ad". Hence, there is a little "ad wastage" risk that not all targeted audience will understand it. The targeted segment might understand that their teeth will have strength and will be as powerful as the Rhino or Zebra, but not all might actually figure the concept of a Rhino or Zebra are shaped as a teeth. Perhaps it would be more understandable if such powerful animals are laid next to each other in way that no one may miss the teeth happing concept. This is only a personal humble opinion that might be valid to some and invalid to others.
Simply said; this is very creative. However, although this ad is inspired by a very creative concept, but we can categorize it as a "multi-minded ad". Hence, there is a little "ad wastage" risk that not all targeted audience will understand it. The targeted segment might understand that their teeth will have strength and will be as powerful as the Rhino or Zebra, but not all might actually figure the concept of a Rhino or Zebra are shaped as a teeth. Perhaps it would be more understandable if such powerful animals are laid next to each other in way that no one may miss the teeth happing concept. This is only a personal humble opinion that might be valid to some and invalid to others.
