The first episode in a potential series explaining what executional aspects make great work great. Support for this community will help improve the quality of such pieces. How? Perhaps with the purchase of a Teleprompter.
We begin with a commercial for Holiday Inn created by Fallon in the early aughts: "Room to Work" from the "Mark Harvey" campaign.
Today we forgo tweet-based ramblings to discuss cops and logos.
Today we sign off for 2021 with just a touch of holiday ranting and, perhaps, good cheer.
Like most things in advertising, it’s impossible to attribute the decline in creative quality solely to the industry’s rising insistence on direct attribution. The irony would be delicious if it wasn’t so despiriting.
Any advertising is better than no advertising, but is something that’s barely better than nothing even worth bothering with? Most of your audience would say no if they were aware you did anything at all.
