Everyone’s tastes vary, and that’s also true for advertising. These Super Bowl 2020 ads do pop up in a number of ‘best ads’ lists, though, so don’t blame us.
This Sunday, whilst a football match goes on, brands will also go head to head to try and secure their viral moment. Google may be the early leader.
It costs an estimated $5,6 million for a 30-second ad spot on Super Bowl Sunday, and that’s aside from producing the advert itself. They better be decent, then.
South African viewers won’t have seen this advert for the Zinger Popcorn Box, which aired in Australia, and has led to a public apology from KFC.
Capetonians have grown accustomed to seeing a Mavericks banner above the city, but recently a second plane has been doing the rounds.
It looks like Gwyneth will be enjoying herself in the coming weeks, if this advert is anything to go by.
The famous Sasol advert that saw a little boy’s car go from ordinary to super-charged after a few ‘glugs’ of petrol remains South Africa’s all-time favourite.
John Lewis’ big-budget Christmas ad, featuring Excitable Edgar, is said to have cost around £7 million to make. This gem took just £100.
If you’ve ever wondered whether or not E.T. saw Elliott again, the answer lies in this touching Christmas advert.
Everyone’s been talking about Nando’s and their #Mzansipoli ad, but have you met Thato the Time Traveller yet?
Volkswagen have had their V6 Amarok advert pulled from the airwaves following a ruling from the Advertising Regulatory Board.
The latest Nando’s ad was released earlier this morning, and it’s already making waves on social media. Have a look for yourself.
Every year, the UK department store rolls out a blockbuster to punt their wares, with their latest effort featuring a dragon named Edgar.
Are you a fan of sipping whisky, but you’ve grown tired of being forced to use a glass to do so? You could slug it out the bottle, or you could enjoy a capsule.
Nobody likes a tattletale, although Steers has clearly come out on tops in the latest battle against Burger King.
Cristiano Ronaldo isn’t short of money, so I find it surprising that he keeps on appearing in these kinds of adverts. Also, let’s chat about the leopard print.
Charlize Theron’s unsettling ‘South African Men’ advert is as relevant today as it was when it was banned in 1999.
Take a minute to appreciate the Loerie Awards’ selection of some of the best print adverts in South Africa right now.
This past weekend, South Africa’s advertising agencies headed to Durban for the annual Loerie awards. Here are the TV ads that came out tops.
Every time you swipe your card to score those loyalty points and ‘cashback’ rewards, you’re also giving retailers valuable information.
Everyone knows Super Bowl commercials are expensive, but things are now getting a little ridiculous.
Everyone who uses Uber is used to getting SMSs or emails about the company’s promotions. Is Uber breaking the rules, though?
Back in the 1990s, they got away with some stuff in advertising that would never fly today. Here are a few of the more famous adverts from the decade.
Advertising can be hit and miss, but sometimes an ad is so clever that you don’t mind spending a little longer on it when you’d normally flip the page.
New York has a sex toy problem, but the issue runs much deeper than a few banned ads.
Cape Town Tourism’s new ad, promoting the benefits of visiting the city during winter, features some familiar faces.
BMW’s latest advert pays tribute to, and also pokes fun at, retiring Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche.
The chicken outlet’s latest series of commercials features a trio called the Soul Sisters, who are stepping in to save the day.
Tesla may have entered survival mode, with share prices plunging, but Elon’s excited about his new social media hire.
British runner Jo Pavey was sponsored by Nike right up until she told the sportswear company that she was pregnant, and she isn’t the first.