Fear. Fatal than love and deadlier than death. We can classify fear. Smoking kills. A bullet also kills. But we fear death by a bullet more than that caused by smoking. The fear of being beaten to death, stabbed to death or burnt alive are...

Well, have a cadbury-stimorol-air-rush and get a freaky new hair style automatically. That may be the first thought which naturally creeps into our minds after watching this commercial. It has been created by Ogilvy, Cape Town In an office,...

This spot for cosmote mobile, developed by Ogilvy Greece, conveys the idea of speed with fun. This ‘street racing’ is accompanied by light music and it shows a donkey race. The spot tries to give the message of fast internet in the most...

Advertising design can help sell products, but can it help make your blog better too?

In this era of cut-throat competition, a job, even a freelance gig is a difficult one to grasp. If advertising is your cup of tea and if you are unable to pour some tea into your cup, a competition is all set to serve you...

When the egg shaped creatures zoozoos stole the show completely for the Vodafone ads, many may think that the pug is going to be a history. But, the pug has not gone. It is back. The pug comes back through four commercials created as part...

This print campaign for Huggies, created by Ogilvy Brazil, makes pun with the pooping faces of babies. The message is so clear, so the copy need not be long. “Anytime. Anywhere.”- the copy reads. This is a clever campaign which will...

This impressive campaign for WWF, conceived and executed by Ogilvy, Paris, exhorts us to get rid of our apathy towards issues like global warming and climate change. These ads portray how people, who are in an emergency mission, waste their...

This campaign for International Society for Human Rights(ISHR), created by Ogilvy, Frankfurt, makes fun of political leaders like Hugo Chavez , Raul Castro and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad . The leaders are shown in the picture as trembling with fear...

David Ogilvy, in what is perhaps one of history’s greatest understatements, referred to himself plainly as an “advertising man”. The truth is that, in many circles, Ogilvy is though of, even today, as the advertising man, an idol...