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Don’t get all emotional on me…

Don’t get all emotional on me…

By Kevin Moreland on 01 Sep 2010

For years and years we’ve heard that an emotional appeal trumps a rational one when it comes to campaigns connecting with consumers. We also know that emotional appeal heightens engagement. And of course it’s a no-brainer that all campaigns should strive to maximise consumer involvement.  But that aside, the question most clients want an answer [...]

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The Battle of the Brands

The Battle of the Brands

By Paul Cornwell on 11 Jul 2010

With the federal election looming I got to thinking about the fact that it really is a battle of ‘brand Gillard’ and ‘brand Abbott’ to win Australians’ hearts and minds. I know this sounds a little sad, but while many people dislike elections, I love them. In a sense they’re marketing and branding in the purest [...]

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MINI steps up as challenger brand

MINI steps up as challenger brand

By Scott Esdaile on 08 Jul 2010

It’s not that often that you see brands directly talking to each other in public – sure there was the fizzy moment when Coke and Pepsi said ‘Hello’ to each other on Twitter, and Apple’s Get a Mac ads played in this space, but it’s certainly not a common occurrence – at least outside of [...]

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MasterChef serves up tasty product placement

MasterChef serves up tasty product placement

By Elise Plumbley on 01 Jun 2010

It’s well known that MasterChef is packed full of product placements (if you haven’t noticed the Coles branded pantry, you clearly don’t watch the show) but on Sunday night, MasterChef took seamless product placement to a whole new level. After running from the (Coles) pantry, one of the contestants noticed the [...]

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New campaign promotes discussion

New campaign promotes discussion

By Greville Patterson on 26 May 2010

In January 2005, the Australian Organ Donor Register was established for Australians to record their legal decision to become an organ or tissue donor. The Donor Register ensures consent (or objection) to donate organs and/or tissue for transplantation and can be verified 24 hours a day, seven days a week by [...]

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BCM campaigns awarded in New York

BCM campaigns awarded in New York

By Kate Holloway on 04 May 2010

BCM’s Share My Story and Sunny Queen Farms Cage Free campaigns have been recently awarded at the 2010 international AME Awards competition announced in New York. The AME Awards for Advertising and Marketing Effectiveness was established in 1994 to recognise creative and successful advertising marketing campaigns.  It is one of the top international advertising and marketing [...]

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BCM’s dogged determination for Guide Dogs Queensland

BCM’s dogged determination for Guide Dogs Queensland

By Sarah Ferguson on 22 Apr 2010

Many of us here at BCM are known to be dog-lovers; indeed it makes for a highly entertaining afternoon when, on occasion, one of the many dog owners bring their four legged friends to visit the agency. That’s why creating a new TV commercial for Guide Dogs Queensland (GDQ) was a pro-bono project that we just [...]

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Brazilian beauty

Brazilian beauty

By Alana Salvaterra on 20 Apr 2010

I’ve just returned home from a South American holiday visiting friends and I feel compelled to share my experience. While it’s a world away from the safety, food and chatter we enjoy in Australia, it’s a spectacular continent of flavour, expression and striking contrasts. My adventure began in Salvador, Bahia-Brazil. This coastal city was once the [...]

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New Wintergarden campaign blossoms into life

New Wintergarden campaign blossoms into life

By Scott Esdaile on 13 Apr 2010

It was a busy few weeks at BCM as we made final preparations for the recent launch of our new ‘I Am Growing’ campaign for the Wintergarden. 45 metre artwork printed… check. 4,500 gerberas blooming to life… check. Bus shelter garden makeover… check. And the body paint? Ready to go. Located in the [...]

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New campaign for Heritage puts people first

New campaign for Heritage puts people first

By Paul Cornwell on 18 Mar 2010

Ever had one of those days where everything goes a little too close to the script? A recent shoot for our new Heritage Building Society commercial called for a rainy day, and although we had the rain machine on standby, nature obliged with one of the biggest downpours in decades!  The campaign, which has just launched, builds [...]

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