Samsung Washing Machine Ad Forces Dirt Out
Vincent Salera — March 16, 2009 — Marketing
References: coloribus
These ads for Samsung Washing Machines have forcible ejection of oil, mud, and ink coming out of the shirt imitating a stomach through the mouth. Must admit that these ads certainly catch your attention, but I feel they may be a little too “graphic” for a washing machine advertisement.
The ads were created by advertising agency FP7 Doha with creative direction by Fadi Yaish and Supparat Thepparat. The copy was written by Kongpope Siriwattanagarn.
The ads were created by advertising agency FP7 Doha with creative direction by Fadi Yaish and Supparat Thepparat. The copy was written by Kongpope Siriwattanagarn.
Trend Themes
1. Graphic Advertising - Using graphic imagery in advertisements can capture attention but may need to balance between being attention-grabbing and being too much for certain audiences.
2. Forcible Ejection - Creating visual representations of forceful expulsion can be an effective way to demonstrate the power of a product or service.
3. Attention-grabbing Campaigns - Developing campaigns that immediately capture attention can help brands stand out in a crowded advertising landscape.
Industry Implications
1. Advertising - Graphic advertising techniques like the ones used in this Samsung campaign can be explored by brands to create impactful messaging.
2. Washing Machine Manufacturing - Innovative approaches like showcasing a washing machine's ability to forcefully remove stains can disrupt the traditional advertising strategies employed by the industry.
3. Creative Direction - Companies in the creative direction space can explore the use of graphic imagery and attention-grabbing campaigns to create impactful advertisements for their clients.
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