Posts Tagged ‘green thinking’
raising awareness: activism or advertising
February 11th, 2010 by lifeproof
This ad campaign was launched about these times last year with this slogan: Our life at the cost of theirs? It has been more than a year and there has been quite a change since that time–however many people criticize Obama, he fulfilled a portion of his promised. We did change. We are more green, [...]
Tags: activism marketing, awareness raising ad campaigns, buy green, environment, environment friendly, go green, green, green thinking, Karn Singh, Mandar Wairka, Mandar Wairkar, marketing activism, Mayur varma, Nishikant Palande, Ogilvy & Mather, Piyush Pandey, Sumanto Chattopadhyay, Swapnil Nilkanth, think green, world wildlife foundation, WWF
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Greenness of Guinness
November 5th, 2009 by lifeproof
Guinness joins the brands who exploit the global warming and green thinking. The new commercial and tag line of the brand uses the “green ideology” that is one of the primary things that sells a product. The new commercial is introduced by Creativity Online: This new Guinness ad from AMV BBDO London introduces a new [...]
Tags: advertisement, advertising, AMV BBDO, BBDO, Bring It To Life, consumer, consumerism, Creativity Online, go green, Good Things Come to Those Who Wait, green, green thinking, Guinness, Johnny Green, tag line
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Buy Buy Green
September 17th, 2009 by lifeproof
I know, right? This is getting out of control. New packaging designs for the same bottled water and one is more expensive than the other because it has a cuter design. The same goes for the milk and coke. Have you seen Pepsi and Coca Cola going green for instance? Other than that as a [...]
Tags: advertisement, advertising, Coca Cola, Coke, commercial, consumer, consumer culture, consumerism, creative design, design, go green, green, green thinking, Pepsi, politics, science, scienticism, Sony, think green, TV commercials
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