With retail struggling, Macy’s turns to Pinterest to add some marketing sizzle.
With retail struggling, Macy’s turns to Pinterest to add some marketing sizzle.
To show they’re cool with the chronic, this brewer promotes its “dank refreshment”.
The global fast food chain pays tribute to the iconic slang of a land down under with this guerilla marketing effort.
The advertising art for the upcoming summer monster movie does a couple crucial things atomically well.
To promote its upcoming live-action “Lion King” remake, Disney has made it a point to focus on the familiar.
Today’s consumers want to know where the food products they buy come from.
The dog food delivery service spoke to New York City’s 10,000+ dogs by name with this clever marketing campaign.
Thanks to a clever new campaign, you can now read Kafka & Poe on Instagram.
Most automakers invest heavily in social media advertising. But Tesla has steered in another direction.
This eco-friendly design could be a real space saver.
In anticipation of Disneyland’s Star Wars: Galaxy Edge theme park, Coca-Cola is dropping a packaging bomb.
In an effort to promote its outside-the-box sandwich, the burger chain displays bad taste to many potential customers.
The Parachute brand made a name for itself by selling products exclusively online. Now they’re flipping the script.
The popular game franchise brings back an ad character played by the guy from “Fargo”.
For the first time in the team’s 119-year history, the Cardinals ventured beyond U.S. borders with the #MexicoSeries.
This ad/short film directed by Spike Lee shows the impact #42 had far beyond the baseball field.
The director of “Alien” takes viewers on an intergalactic odyssey of flavor.
Great actors, time shifts and deep thoughts made this season legendary.
A supporting shrink from the bar at “Cheers” went off on his own and struck comedy gold.
Netflix’s 1980s sci-fi horror series is one show that has used nostalgia to open the door to a larger audience.
Featuring political intrigue, sex, dragons and copious amounts of bloodletting, this show has had a stranglehold on TV.
For 25 years, Geico has been bringing goofiness to the insurance game.
With things like doctors, tattoos and wireless, choosing OK can be a big mistake.
Since 2017, audio brand House of Marley has helped plant 148,000 trees.
In “Bond 25”, the timeless hero will get an eco-friendly upgrade to his favorite ride.
The New York City start-up hopes to help lead the renewable energy revolution around the world.
The fast-food chain hopes to keep customers taking shots.
The UK’s most popular TV channel focuses its marketing on the people that drive its dramas.
In this marketing cross-promotion, Wix compares its blazing website speeds to Marvel’s latest hero.
A box-office smash and a Best Picture nominee. Can the studio ever really top this superhero flick?
Instead of making another ad talking about what the iPhone Xs can do, Apple made this short film showing us.
Sometimes there’s a man whose deep vocal delivery reminds you of America.
When the head of The Avengers takes time to sell something, people take notice.
A big star, a huge game, a product fail. This is what a brand nightmare looks like.
The brand once known for mailing out rentals in red envelopes has now become a Best Picture contender.
It took dancing silhouettes and U2 for the mainstream to embrace tunes from Apple.
Movement and music come together expertly in this mesmerizing 2017 ad.
With those iconic candy hearts MIA, another sugary brand fills the void.
Disturbing, but necessary, “Point of View” is a valuable and lingering PSA.
Sure, flowers are nice. But can a rose take 4k video or provide all-day activity tracking?
Marvel begins the marketing push for its 2019 multi-superhero behemoth with these two minutes.
The game plan: A simple approach, catchy music, and relatable punchlines.
This surprising cross-promotion added some much-needed fire to an event that was otherwise a snore.
This ad didn’t just shatter perceptions about computers. It changed Super Bowl advertising forever.
This 1980 Super Bowl commercial went down in advertising history by getting Mean Joe Greene to smile.
Thanks to a storm of social posts featuring people doing weird things blindfolded, “Bird Box” became a must-watch movie.
How did an obscure, often-joked-about merman emerge from an ocean of heroes to conquer the box office?
There once was an age of vampires… and they sucked everything dry.
A decade ago, this zany device believed it could take down the iPod. Spoiler: It didn’t.
This popular podcast consistently lassos people in for three-hour conversations.
This highly entertaining podcast taps into our collective love for movies like ‘Rounders’ and ‘Varsity Blues’.
There are 8.137 billion reasons Netflix dominated streaming in 2018. But can the brand keep growing in 2019?
Will the Keebler elves have to move out of their tree house to new digs this year?
While other sports leagues are fighting to retain interest and ratings, the NBA continues to grow.
With 200 million global users, this game dominated the year—battle royale style.
The swoosh made some bold moves that bolted them to the head of the pack.
This commercial for a French TV channel may be the Best Picture of this year’s ads.
Nordic brand delivers an epic holiday ad about life, love, loss, and aviation.
At a time of year when so many ads hit the same notes, this one pulls a 180.
Sometimes the only solution to a murder mystery is to head to the polls.
Hasbro updates its classic game for a new generation—sparking conversation, backlash, and sales.
They’re mysterious, furry and cute—and they won’t try to kill you if you get them wet!
This simple yet powerful ad places viewers inside the shoes of record-breaking runner Eliud Kipchoge.
Every search has a story. That’s the clever conceit propelling this effective ad forward.
If you’ve ever wanted to see a truck save a man from quicksand, win a chess match, and surf an epic wave, this ad is for you.
This propulsive promotional video recreates the many reasons characters run in classic movies.
This ad hits on the powerful impact of new TwistFace drivers by tapping into the experience of bored course marshals.
After years of sitting around like stale crust, the pizza box finally gets a taste of innovation.
Released for the 2018 World Cup, this animated short film tracks the journey of soccer star Lionel Messi.
Find out what has John Goodman, Gabrielle Union and Charles Barkley unable to speak.
This short film shows the majestic things that happens when you order an Octopus dive watch.
This “unidentified advertising object” makes the bold move of not having a clear brand message. Does it pay off?
Mix a compact SUV with violin, piano, and rain and you have the ingredients for an audio-visual feast.
This ad shows us how a champion can fill a city with excitement and energy.
If you don’t get together already, Jean-Claude Van Damme will steal your friends and eat Tostitos with them.
While the message is whole, this ad series is somehow oddly empty.
Quick and colorful animated spots tap into pop culture and current events.
Like a mixed tape, this commercial directed by Kyrie has a lot of ups and downs and never quite gets a good flow.
Does Qualcomm’s “Lifeline” work as entertainment and advertising?
Throwing shade with 10 years of iPhone disappointments in 60 fast-paced seconds.
A couple’s entire love story (and life story) told through a series of handwritten notes.
Action, animals and evolution: This commercial grabs you with top filmmaking techniques.
After watching Pennzoil’s high-octane ad series, you may never look at an oil change the same.
Can an ad effectively promote two very different brands at one time?
This wild, energetic brand video takes perfume marketing to weird new places.
What happens when you set Matthew McConaughey loose in Kentucky with thousands of Butterball Turkeys on behalf of a bourbon brand?
How the world’s fastest man overcame self doubt to become a champion.
A lonely woman suddenly finds her spirit “lyfted” in this animated short film.
This video series from Lacta Chocolate invigorated sales of the brand. But is it any good?
Does Santander Bank’s “Beyond Money” branded short film deliver as both marketing and entertainment?