Undoubtedly, it was a different time back then.
Sometimes ad agencies prove their creative mettle by producing the following funny and very unique advertisements.
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Really Funny Print Ads (43 pics)
These inventive ads are all on floors or the ground and their imaginative nature causes everyone to take notice.
Companies will go to great lengths to catch consumers’ attention and the following are impressive examples of extreme marketing.
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Amazing Guerilla Marketing Ads (40 pics)
A fine selection of the most inventive, unexpected and unconventional advertisements that all rely on imaginative ideas rather than on a big marketing budget.
Things are done a bit differently in Russia, including these unique mobile phone ads featuring curvy buxom pin-up women from a bygone era.
Social advertising is meant to raise public awareness of certain important issues. The advertisements as creative as these are really likely to reach their aim.
These images compare what fast food commercials claim their food looks like to how it actually arrives when you order it.
That’s actually what yogurt ads are telling us in more simple words.
The schools of self-defense are usually open for women, children and seniors. That’s how some of those schools promote themselves in a creative way.
Some designers have so many creative ideas they make ads that are difficult to judge. They look disturbing, yet the idea behind them is pretty clear.
These are some of the geekiest, inspirational and nostalgic retro video game print ad designs from the 80’s and 90’s.
This year’s London International Awards festival gave out the coveted LIA statue to the following brilliant ads from around the world. Thousands of companies applied but these creative ads stood out, with their shock value, originality and humor.
Some of the most creative advertisements placed on plastic and paper bags and packages.
These are some of the best examples of how you can make an interesting ad for a pretty boring and mundane product. Check them out.
What were the prices like 15 years ago? This Best Buy flyer from 1996 knows the answer.
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