Inspiration Creative Marketing

2020 has seen an explosion of creative around the world as people have been forced to come out of his shell and try a new concept, in line with the current world state.

 Creative marketing landscape Digital Marketing Company Stafford change as the landscape of the world is not, as we all have seen, and with it, so do our favorite creative campaign.

 Some brands managed to get their campaign so right that we leave raving about them a year or even two years.

 Although, when there is a global pandemic and marketing environment is challenged in such a unique way, brands need to think out of the box to capture their audience in a way that is relevant to the situation.

 With this in mind, here are some of our favorite creative campaign recently:

  Burger King Whopper Burger Campaign

One of the most interesting campaigns that have come out in 2020 should become  Whopper Burger King ad.

 Burger King announced that they no longer include artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives in their famous Whopper burger. To celebrate this, they created a photo and video campaign around Whopper effect on 34-day-old when there are no artificial ingredients have been used.

 The result is that people can see how interested the original material mold, while the preservative will leave Whopper edible (ish) for the entire month.

 This may seem a little unrelated to the COVID effect, but since the world is now focused on a healthy and clean lifestyle, Burger King may be onto something.

 Wild Travel Agency Detective Bookshop Changed

Because most stores must be closed to lockdown global coronavirus, a business that relies 100% on the trade of brick-and-mortar must make other plans.

 The Wild Detectives, a bookstore based in the United States launched a successful campaign to position them in the online world, both as a retailer of books and travel agents.

 While the holiday destination they are not physically available for purchase, their vacation to mind. Detective Liar campaign introduced a form of vacation during the lockdown by reading books set in exotic locations.

 This is easily one of our Favorite campaign this year because of the level of creativity during the trying time.

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The campaign

In response to the movement of world  Gillette created a campaign based on their 30-year tagline 'The Best A Man Can Get'.

 Although this campaign is from 2019, it was very moving and handling, a highly relevant message is very important for men all over the world.

 A year later and it was still mentioned as the Favorite brand campaigns. Video looks at the different men; young and old, going about their day when trying to implement a new Behavior in accordance with gender equality, anti-bullying, and feminism.

 As the world battles the current pandemic, it is very interesting to see how other global problems are dealt with or considered at the same time.

Netflix and Instagram ' Talk About It'

In an effort to help people struggling through the global pandemic, Netflix and Instagram launched a campaign called 'Want to Talk About It'.

 They held weekly with a star Instagram live chat with mental health experts about the challenges and struggles faced during that period would not have been like that. Topics such as sleep problems, anxiety, social distance, and self-care all touched during this life.

 For many people around the world, interference and resource like this will be very useful when there is no other way Digital Marketing Companies Stafford to physically visit doctors and therapists, etc.

 Volkswagen And The Last Mile

Famous car company this year launched a campaign called 'The Last Mile'. This short, animated clips dedicated to bid farewell to the famous Beetle, which was around for 70 years.

 For such an iconic vehicle in history, Volkswagen campaign 'The Last Mile' very successfully received.

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