Weet-Bix isn’t impressed after a supermarket employee chose an unfortunate spot to place a Jungle Oats advert in the cereal aisle.
The PlayStation 5 (PS5) has just been released, and if London-based gaming fans had somehow missed the build-up to the big day, the Underground should take care of that.
In 2020, being a hero means something very different to what it meant back in the day.
After years of dismissing Borat’s highly unflattering portrayal of the country, Kazakhstan officials look to be adopting a different approach.
A new video is set to appear on American TV later today, taking aim at Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.
Germany might not be too fond of the advert, but I reckon the elderly lady flipping anti-maskers the bird might put a smile on your face.
Advertisers might want to take into consideration that tensions are high at the moment, especially in industries that have been hit hard by lockdowns.
Pantone has teamed up with Swedish menstruation products brand Intimina to launch a campaign to combat period stigma.
It would be pretty easy for Dis-Chem to have a cheeky dig at Clicks, given the current climate, but the retailer has distanced itself from a supposed ad doing the rounds on social media.
Clicks has been widely criticised for an online ad that was swiftly pulled from the site, but Malema and the EFF aren’t satisfied.
In the advert, the fast food chain encourages farmers to change their cows’ diets, in order to reduce the number of greenhouse emissions.
With the current lockdown restrictions, I don’t really care what the bottle is made of, as long as it pours into my mouth with some degree of success.
The company’s new social media campaign, #WhyCloverBlue, launched with a strange video that has been widely criticised.
If YouTube adverts are messing with your vibe, you’re just one full stop away from living an ad-free life.
New Zealand is tackling internet safety with some incredibly funny adverts that give Nando’s a run for their money.
Volkswagen really needs to have a word with its marketing department before releasing another advert.
The Red & Yellow Creative School of Business is giving away R2 million in vouchers for its famous Digital Marketing Aptitude Test (DMAT).
Fair Cape Dairies has been handed a stern talking to from the Advertising Regulatory Board, for describing its cows as “happy”.
South African marketing guru Mike Abel’s open letter seems to have touched a nerve, and has been widely shared on social media.
It’s probably not a great time to share a last name with Carole Baskin, which is why an ice cream shop in Kansas decided to have a little fun.
Over the years, Sasol has had some cracking adverts, and their ‘glug glug’ campaign remains a particularly memorable one from days gone by.
The video is voiced by their co-founder, Robbie Brozin, and implores South Africans to “stay safe, stay home”.
Nando’s couldn’t resist taking a stab at KFC after their UK coronavirus advertising fail.
It’s the year 2020, and for some reason, certain topics, which should be mainstream, are still considered too ‘controversial’ for public television.
When a neighbouring McDonald’s closed in Japan, Burger King couldn’t resist giving them a rather snarky send-off.
We wouldn’t expect the brother of one of the world’s most notorious drug kingpins to be an honest businessman, and it looks like he isn’t.
Everyone’s tastes vary, and that’s also true for advertising. These Super Bowl 2020 ads do pop up in a number of ‘best ads’ lists, though, so don’t blame us.
This Sunday, whilst a football match goes on, brands will also go head to head to try and secure their viral moment. Google may be the early leader.
It costs an estimated $5,6 million for a 30-second ad spot on Super Bowl Sunday, and that’s aside from producing the advert itself. They better be decent, then.
South African viewers won’t have seen this advert for the Zinger Popcorn Box, which aired in Australia, and has led to a public apology from KFC.