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Kaka gets styled the Africa way
adidas, the official FIFA partner of more than 35 years, is currently running the Kopanya creative campaign for the Confederations Cup 2009. The name derives from the Sesotho word meaning join together, which marries well with the adidas philosophy of Together We Are Strong…
There is nothing more annoying than having your head used as a napkin by your elders
There is nothing more annoying than having your head used as a napkin by your elders. Ogilvy Johannesburg tapped into the idiosyncrasy of this local tradition to devise a quirky ad to promote KFC’s Streetwise 2 meal.
Advertising as seen in Monrovia, Liberia
Erik Hersman took a photo of this rather amazing advertising banner on the streets of Monrovia, Liberia.
Robbie Wessels & Vodacom seeking player number 23
Vodacom has embarked on an integrated marketing campaign to leverage its sponsorship investment in South African rugby. Afrikaans singer Robbie Wessels features in the TV spot.
If you drink like a fish*
Creative work done by Luvi Ogilvy, based in St Denis on Reunion Island, will be featured throughout the week on Marklives!com.
A ticket to Reunion
Creative work done by Luvi Ogilvy, based in St Denis on Reunion Island, will be featured throughout the week on Marklives!com.
Recommended for Golf-aholics
Creative work done by Luvi Ogilvy, based in St Denis on Reunion Island, will be featured throughout the week on Marklives!com.
Super U!
Mark prides itself in showcasing great South African advertising to the world. Now we are taking it one step further by looking showcasing the work of our neighbouring African states and territories. Creative work done by Luvi Ogilvy, based in St Denis on Reunion Island, will be featured throughout the week on Marklives!com.
The brands you never thought you would see on the Internet – but did
Lucky Star is one of those iconic consumer brands we all know and, well, know. Given that so many consumer brands still choose to give the Internet a miss I think its fantastic that Lucky Star has ventured online, not only with a website (basic but a start), but an online ad campaign that gets the brand I never thought I would see on the Internet in sight of South African netizens.