WWF Earth Hour 2011 Commercial is Clever and Memorable
Chalaine Mantha — March 29, 2011 — Marketing
References: wwf.org & adsoftheworld
The WWF Earth Hour commercial for 2011 is both smart and hilarious. The commercial starts off with a group of guys who are hanging out at night, having a drink together. One of the men makes a comment that since it's Earth Hour, his friend should probably turn off his house lights. The friend ignores this and shortly after the friends get pummeled by a mass amount of moths who are being attracted by the light. The tagline from the video reads "don't be the only one."
The advertising agency behind this clever and memorable WWF Earth Hour commercial is Leo Burnett in Sydney, Australia. Creating a commercial that makes others laugh will have a greater impact on people because they are more likely to remember the message.
The advertising agency behind this clever and memorable WWF Earth Hour commercial is Leo Burnett in Sydney, Australia. Creating a commercial that makes others laugh will have a greater impact on people because they are more likely to remember the message.
Trend Themes
1. Humorous Activism Ads - Opportunity for brands to create funny and memorable advertisements that have a greater impact on viewers.
2. Climate Change Awareness - Increasing awareness about environmental issues through creative and engaging advertising campaigns.
3. Social Influencer Marketing - Collaborating with social media influencers to promote activism and environmental causes through humorous ads.
Industry Implications
1. Advertising - Advertising agencies can explore new creative strategies to develop humorous activism ads and engage audiences more effectively.
2. Environmental Organizations - Utilizing clever and memorable ads to raise awareness about climate change and encourage more people to participate in initiatives like Earth Hour.
3. Social Media Marketing - Leveraging influential social media personalities to spread messages of activism and environmental consciousness through humorous advertisements.
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