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The poster and press ads take the form of three maps showing how cause and effect dominates the financial news. One execution asks: Will George Osborne s spending cuts send sterling down the tubes? , with an illustration of the spread betting opportunities the reader can take advantage of with IG Index. The ads ...
DDB UK has created a new press ad for the Financial Times to launch this week.
The new TV ads use puppet animal characters to bring to life the challenges people face when dealing with banks and use the tagline A decent way to do banking . The 11-week TV campaign will be supported by outdoor press, poster, digital and radio treatments. The ad was art directed by Matt Gooden ...
The activity is backed by a 15m media spend and launches with a series of 60-second TV spots, supported by press, online and cinema. ...
Created by JWT London, the campaign brings to life the story of a truffle hunter and his dog. The activity also spans press, digital and poster, and highlights the benefits of the World Selection Investment Portfolios. ...
The ads, liken the trail of information in a credit report to the trail of paint left by an animated mural man as he runs through a city. The multi channel integrated media campaign, bought by Vizeum, will include TV, press and online display. ...
of an international press, poster and digital campaign featuring Roger Federer.
The process begins in London then Warsaw, Paris and Singapore, followed by Dehli and Mumbai. Buildings including Sea Containers House in London will act as a canvas for the images. The activity supports a press campaign that tells individual stories of how customers were helped out of stressful ...
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