For those of you who do not know French, the ad agency made it very simple since there are no words, just great slapstick comedy and very clever animation (watch the character "invading" the swimsuit window...even if it's slapstick it has to involve sexylingerie) However and aside from the comedic aspect, it just shows that advertisers are now trying to keep their "viewers" longer on each page, telling a story (whatever that is) rather than just hard selling The offer is the same to the one that all competitors offer but that brand makes it much more appealiong and sexier Thanks Alex for recognizing the superiority of the French advertising over the German one ! Daniel
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British import Leona Lewis' "Spirit" bows atop The Billboard 200 this week, making her the first U.K. solo artist to start at No. 1 with their debut effort. The Syco/J album moved 205,000 copies in the U.S., according to Nielsen SoundScan, with sales fueled by her No. 1 Hot 100 single "Bleeding Love." The singer was discovered on Simon Cowell's "The X Factor" in Britain.
Lewis becomes the first Brit solo act to lead The Billboard 200 since Rod Stewart's "Still the Same... Great Rock Classics of Our Time" in the Oct. 28, 2006 issue. Moreover, she becomes the first British female soloist to do so since Sade's "Promise" reached No. 1 in February 1986, a couple of months before Lewis' first birthday.
The release of "Spirit" stirs an 11% rise for "Bleeding Love," which returns to No. 1 on Hot Digital Songs with 223,000 sold for the week (2-1). The song has sold 1.1 million copies since U.S. downloads became available in late December, according to Nielsen SoundScan.
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Love it. Especially the wigs, which gives it a French twist. Imagine Velvet Revolver tearing up a site...awesome.
Here are some more from a 360 post in February: http://sonybmgthinkbig.blogspot.com/2007/03/creative-banners.html
For those of you who do not know French, the ad agency made it very simple since there are no words, just great slapstick comedy and very clever animation (watch the character "invading" the swimsuit window...even if it's slapstick it has to involve sexylingerie)
However and aside from the comedic aspect, it just shows that advertisers are now trying to keep their "viewers" longer on each page, telling a story (whatever that is) rather than just hard selling
The offer is the same to the one that all competitors offer but that brand makes it much more appealiong and sexier
Thanks Alex for recognizing the superiority of the French advertising over the German one !
Daniel
Pleasure! (I guess, it's my French roots, otherwise I would have rather cut my arm off :-))
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