(Sex Sells Part 11)
Axe products are really well known for using sex to sell their product.
(Sex Sells Part 9)
Another Belgium ad trying to sell a men’s magazine just like Maxium.
(Sex Sells Part 10)
Just like my previous post about the Ford ad, I’m quiet shocked about the luxury car manufacture BMW to do this ad. However German culture is a little different than ours too.
(Sex Sells Part 8)
This is another pretty direct ad that was not used in the United States, plus I don’t think the name “Flirt” isn’t that great of a Vodka drink.
(Sex Sells Part 7)
Now everyone when they were little played with Legos. This just takes Legos to a new level in a humorous way.
(Sex Sells Part 6)
This is probably the sexiest Ford advertisement that I have ever seen. I’m actually kind of shocked, however in the ad you don’t know what kind of car it is. Great job Ford.
(Sex sells ads Part 4)
This ad does a good joke about people like Heidi Montag who don’t really have a grip on the real world and how you should look.
(Sex sells ads Part 3)
As you can see this is kind of funny but gross. Plus you know this isn’t an ad that would be ok in the United States. Hence this ad is taken place in Belgium.
(Sex sells ads Part 2)
This ad brings a little social media techiness into it with using “Fail”. Interesting way
A lot of people think sex sells in advertising however, there are some studies that show that it always doesn’t pay off. Usually men are more focused toward the advertisement, but don’t remember the product. Women usually pull away from the ad.
Recently I have found a series of ads that clearly use sex to sell the product. However, in these ads, there is a little humor in each one.
For an example, just read the this ad from Diesel Jeans.
The next few days I will be posting each advertisement that I have found.
Derren Brown - Subliminal Advertising video from Youtube is awesome.
In the video he shows how much we are effected by our enivorment of what we are exposed to in order to make creative ideas.
Even big advertising executives are effected by it and people even without all the education & advertising experience can think just as well as them.
So does that mean people with all the experience and education should be hired before someone that keeps an open creative mind and always looking for something new?
