Creative campaign ideas

Discover the top marketing campaigns of 2024 and what makes them stand out. Learn tips for designing creative ads that captivate audiences and drive results.

“What makes a viral campaign?” It’s a burning question every entrepreneur should be asking, especially when it comes to the visuals they’re using to promote their products and services. In an effort to answer that question and spark some ideas for your own visual marketing campaign, I’ve

Feeling like you're in a creative rut? This post and it’s downloadable social media campaign planning kit are going to help. https://coschedule.com/blog/social-media-campaign-examples/?utm_campaign=coschedule&utm_source=pinterest&utm_medium=CoSchedule&utm_content=24%20Creative%20Social%20Media%20Campaign%20Examples%20to%20Boost%20Your%20Inspiration

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Check out this descriptive and engaging campaign by Indeed.com to represent the gender pay gap. Gender pay gaps are reflected in several different ways - in the number of leadership positions held by women, the salary offered to women for the same work as men, and other factors influencing the economic security of women. Indeed calls out the issue. What do you think of the campaign? #knowinglyselect #breakthebias #jobs #marketing #creative #recruitment #genderequality

Creative Advertising Campaign

Our pick of the funniest, smartest, and most impactful print adverts around.

Here's a list of the best and most creative marketing campaign examples to inspire you to push the boundries on your own marketing campaigns.

Creative advertisement by a copywriter. 🙌 Georgia-based copywriter Solomon Tsitsuashvili has undertaken a creative challenge titled 365 Days of Copy that involves creating a print ad every day for a year. He picks a well-known brand and based on their history and background, he comes up with witty taglines and visuals.

Created by Base Design, the new campaign for the eyewear brand puts the emphasis on why you need sunglasses, rather than what they look like