Elite Chocolate Fingers - Baumann Ber Rivnay

Production company: Baram
Chief creative officer: Yoram Levi
Creative director: Nadav Pressman
Art director: Oren Amiran
Copywriter: Yair Zisser
VP client services: Idit Zuckerman
Account supervisors: Roni Hirshman, Rivi Peled
Planning director: Daniel Weismann
Senior planner: Shira Shaked
Planner: Moran Raphael

Yellow Pages, X-ray - Click to enlarge

Chief Creative Director: Gideon Amichay
Executive Creative Director: Tzur Golan
Creative Director: Yariv Twig
Art Director: Karmel Kamal Abuzlaf
Copywriter: Lior Shoham
Photographer: Menachem Reiss
Executive Client Director: Adam Avnon
Account Supervisor: Shiran Chen Barazani
Account Manager: Ester Smilg

Must - Second Hand Gum, Click to enlarge

Chief creative officer: Yoram Levi
Creative director: Nadav Pressman
Art director: Michal Gonen
Copywriters: Ori Slonim, Tomer Reuveni
Account director: Idit Zukerman
Account supervisors: Roni Hershman, Rivi Peled

Creative Execution:
Our strategy was to communicate to people at the actual time and place where the coral had died in order to create awareness of the destruction and their role in its fate. We created an environmental installation of a “coral cemetery” consisting of 75 floating graves on the site of the Northern Red Sea beach. The graves carried the names of coral reefs that had died. The installation was created during the heavy tourist season targeting the short-term tourists who create the damage.

Results and Effectiveness:
By sign-posting the places where the coral had died we influenced reef visitors to take action and protect the areas where the coral was still living. The story also reached the wider public and was featured on national cable and terrestrial TV news (HOT, Channel 1) and the local press. By gaining extensive “free” media coverage, we succeeded in amplifying our message and putting the Reef’s fate back on the nation’s agenda.

The coral cemetery - Click to enlarge

Cannes Lions 2009: Media Bronze

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Chief Creative Director: Gideon Amichay
Executive Creative Director: Tzur Golan
Creative Director: Yariv Twig
Art Director: Meron Sasson
Copywriter: Sharon Refael
Account Director: Adam Polachek
Account Supervisor: Dana Cogan, Liraz Kolodro
Account Executive: Alon Segal
Office Producer: Marina Akilov, Shira Robas

Solution: In addition to the general mass media campaign, we used a unique media approach to help give an extra push. On the top area of the classified page we inserted a ‘hand written’ reminder – including a typical scribble made when checking that the pen is working – quoting, ‘72 hour sale, last day’. This note gave insightful and personal priority to a sale that couldn’t be missed. The following page featured a general mass media ad about the special sales event.

Results: The sales event was a huge success. VW’s goal was to sell 800 cars, but in actual fact they sold over 2,000 cars within 72 hours. The success of the promotion received great PR with no charge and led to the extension of the special sale for an entire week.

VW 72 Hour Sale - Click to enlarge

Cannes Lions: Bronze Media Lions 2009

Results: The interactive campaign got an amazing click rate & all free perfume samples were gone in 5 hours. Click to view the minisite.

Click here to view the ambient campaign by Mizbala, Israel.

Client: Diplomat Distributors LTD – P&G Perfumes
Interactive Agency: Websense Group
Websense VP Marketing: Nisso Larden
Websense Account Manager: Shani Cohen
Websense Art: Lucy Glazen

Media Strategy: The Orthodox have a well-accepted belief (and religious commandment) of aiding the weak. Our idea was to connect this belief to Biomat: Biomat helps you help the needy. The mechanism of the promotion was simple: bring your used/unneeded clothes to us, we will wash them (with Biomat, of course) and distribute them to the needy. The main feature was a Biomat-branded truck with a giant washing machine in the back. Wherever the truck stopped (in Orthodox town centers), people gathered with their sacks of clothing and were able to see how their clothes donations were washed with Biomat.

Creative Execution: We appealed to the target by engaging their core beliefs, and we overcame the media access limitations of the target by focusing on out-of-home activity. An alliance with a non-profit organisation ensured the believability of the campaign, especially important for this target group. Equally important was that Biomat and its superior cleaning properties were clearly and successfully communicated in all materials, including PR.

Integrated Harmonised Effect: The Biomat-branded truck and events were supported by wild street postings detailing the activity and the dates. The in-street communication was also supplemented with insertions in traditional Orthodox print publications, through in-store shelf communication, as well as through huge PR coverage and free publicity.

Value for Money: Biomat’s shares in the Orthodox sector have grown by almost 50% since the activity began. The campaign was a huge success and the client (P&G) is planning to do it again in the upcoming fiscal year.

Biomat - Click to enlarge

Advertiser: Procter & Gamble
Product: Biomat Laundry Detergent
Agency: MediaCom, Trio ACW
Account Executive: Tssipi Becker Manovitz
Media Planner: Inbar Subery
Account Supervisor: Moti Kuteiner

Cannes Lions: Grand Prix Media Lions 2005

Idea: Using the insight that when lights go out in the cinema it’s the signal that puts us in the mood, we created a site that opens only if you switch off the room lights. Physically. Literally.

Creative Execution: A unique webcam-based technology that analyzes the variations in the light’s intensity. Once surfers activated the site, clicking on the trailers redirected them to the full length movie on the “Orange Time” portal.

Results: In one month, orange became the #1 VOD portal in the country. Click here to visit the minisite.

Objective: Promote the new Direct Insurance “Catastrophe Coverage policy” that covers unpredictable damage.

Creative Execution: Burn up the commercial at the cinema. Show unpredictable damage can happen even at the cinema… even to direct insurance itself. During a live cinema screening, our Direct Insurance commercial, staring “Murphy” (from Murphy’s Law that states that “whatever can go wrong will go wrong” burnt up Live before the eyes of all people in the cinema. NOTE: In 2008, at most modern cinemas complexes, such an interruption stands out more than ever.

Results: As a direct company, Direct Insurance knows exactly how many calls and sales every ad generates. However, the “Burnt Ad” was unusually effective and delivered better results than a regular ad: +14.8% more proposals (July 08 vs. July 07) +50.4% more proposals (July 08 vs June 08) Note: The commercial also ran on TV. These results include cinema and TV.

The Creative solution: To create a buzz so loud no one could ignore it, using the strongest tool available: a silent protest. For this we chose the most important protest place in Israel, Rabin Square in Tel Aviv. The square was filled with 10,000 human-like cardboard “demonstrators”, all carrying the same writing: “One million hunger in silence”.

Cannes Lions: Silver, Cyber Lions 2008
Cannes Lions: Gold, Promo Lions 2008