Rubbermaid is an American manufacturer and distributor of many household items and one of his most-known product are its yellow glove that are sold all over the world.
They have recently created a some interesting advert that combine the product and some other concept of life.
This advert are incetrated on the motto: “Made to do what hands wouldn’t”
Find out, you’ll not regret!
Gillette is a brand of men’s safety razors well-known in the world and the company is owned by Procter & Gamble.
Whether you are just learning how to shave, getting the right beard styles or doing some manscaping, for over one hundred years Gillette Razors have evolved to meet all male grooming needs.
So the company create his new product, the Gillette Body Razor, that’s the first razor built for the male terrain.
Check out the intersting advert about the 100 years of hair just in one video!
The competition in the smartphone market has never been so fierce like in this recent years, and among the first to advertise where it is made to compare the product of a home with another are from Samsung:
With his “The next big thing is here” series ad from carried forward from the distant 2011, Samsung has always made fun of the limited capabilities of the iPhones. Recently, they have launched this advertising where it is still shown the weaknesses of an iPhone for the user and the force of Galaxy S5 for his user.
The most important part that’s all is with irony, enjoy!
Metro International is a Swedish media company based in Luxembourg that publishes the Metro newspapers.
The newspaper is published in many countries of the global market and is always among the first to report the news, so they decide to advert the efficence of the news published with this funny ad.
Check it out!
Ebay is one of the most-known shop online, and now decided to put itself in the mobile market with is new app available in the various app stores for mobile operating systems known.
So, check how they advert their new app and as the slogan says: “when inspiration strikes, shop!”
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