Yes. This may have been the longest gap in posts since we started this site, what, two years ago? No. I can’t have been that long, can it?
Alright let’s cut to the chase.
If you haven’t yet heard, Ogilvy is doing a search for the World’s Greatest Salesperson. We’re scouring the globe ... Full story
This year was the first since I’ve been here at Ogilvy where I didn’t watch the super bowl with a bunch of Ad people. Instead, I went home, and watched it with my parents and their friends. Yes, I know it was about a month ago, but just because I’m busy doesn’t mean I’m ... Full story
In the wake of losing some great comrades, some of whom I've worked with since I've been here, there is industry news that kind of effects us.
A lot of people said, when we first announced ... Full story
Tina Fey tries to talk her way into an airport business lounge after Martin Scorsese tells her that he has a unique opportunity for her, and unwittingly gains entry with her American Express Platinum Card.
Joshua Allen Harris gained some press with his inflatable street art—animals, serpents, and monsters. For the Environmental Defense Fund Ogilvy worked with the artist to create a mother polar bear and her cub for a heart-breaking PSA.
Capri Sun is a kid’s beverage that comes in a pouch. It has become customary for kids to inflate their empty pouches with air and then to “blow them up” by stomping on them. This campaign turns the table on the kid, and instead of the pouch blowing up, he does.
As part of an integrated effort to launch a new synthetic motor oil, Castrol only had one thing to say to people using the competition: THINK WITH YOUR DIPSTICK.