Alzheimer's South Africa: Remember Who They Were
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While the idea is not exactly new, the use of a blank ad for Alzheimer's South Africa is perfectly suitable and works very well in delivering their message. This message being, “Helping you remember who they were, when you can't forget who they've become.â€
It is easy to feel annoyed and be fed up with the elderly who are suffering from Alzheimer's disease, but you have to remember who they really were: loving relatives and friends who were there to love and support you.
The April 2008 print ad was created by DraftFCB ad agency in Johannesburg, South Africa with creative directors Pippa Capstick and Paul Coetzer, art director Paul Coetzer, and copywriter Pippa Capstick.
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It is easy to feel annoyed and be fed up with the elderly who are suffering from Alzheimer's disease, but you have to remember who they really were: loving relatives and friends who were there to love and support you.
The April 2008 print ad was created by DraftFCB ad agency in Johannesburg, South Africa with creative directors Pippa Capstick and Paul Coetzer, art director Paul Coetzer, and copywriter Pippa Capstick.
Check out another blank ad:
Trend Themes
1. Blank Ads - The use of blank ads as a creative way to deliver impactful messages.
2. Alzheimer's Awareness - Raising awareness about Alzheimer's disease and its impact on individuals and their loved ones.
3. Creative Advertising - Exploring innovative and unconventional approaches to advertising.
Industry Implications
1. Advertising - Opportunities for ad agencies and marketers to create impactful campaigns using unconventional techniques.
2. Healthcare - Developing new ways to raise awareness about Alzheimer's disease and support individuals affected by it.
3. Nonprofit Organizations - Finding inventive ways to communicate important messages and engage the public in social causes.
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