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very creative ... bright ideas coming from emptied glasses ...

very original stuff...keep going!

you probably know it...it's a great, well written ad...a copywriter's dream...(if only people didn't lose the reading habit!). wish i'd written it.

loved that Amstel ad, man! so warm, so tender ...felt like i needed a cool, comforting swig...

Hi Matt :D
I like that over confidence...it's needed. To last out a lifetime of listening to acid remarks. And improving yourself. Instead of wilting away. Funnily enough, my take from the health food ad is that it makes you look so rosy (as in 'the pink of health') and therefore bursting with RBCs ...

swapanseth wrote:which tvc is this?

think its for a mint...

WOW

interesting combination - child labour + anti-alcohol. but too simplistic to commend. we could have one leading to child labour, one leading to something else...and so on. that way, you can see the multiple damage that alcohol can cause.

good stuff!

Certainly makes the point about look alikes, but could make it a little more engaging...presuming that most people are not interested in a notice ad.

8) I love the visual. I think its not just intelligent, but emotional. Too often, ads suffer cos we guys try to be too clever. I'm a writer, will you do a visual for one of my lines (if you like it!)? I won't go and sell it to anyone, promise. Just want to see how it will look in the hands of a ...

Anyone remembers a great campaign in either Outdoor, Press, Radio or TV for an open sporting event/championship like tennis, squash, golf, polo etc?

This is too good! Unfortunately, ads are repeated and once you come to the end of this one, you don't want to hear it again. One time blitz vs repeated badgering. I'll go for the former!

Well...for me it's a single thought that can engage the target customer at all touch-points! Fly 360 degree, in short.