Social Distancing – Campaigns of the World

5 Best Healthcare Marketing Campaigns

COTW — Mon, 03 Jan 2022 07:34:41 +0000

Here are the 5 best Healthcare Marketing Campaigns for you:

Lifebuoy – Jump Pump

India’s mid-day meal scheme feeds millions of hungry school children every day. But eating with unclean hands spreads diseases like diarrhea. Children must wash their hands with soap before eating. Access to soap is easy. But, unfortunately, old & heavy hand-operated pumps are the only way to access water in rural schools. Young children find these pumps almost impossible to operate, thus staying away from washing hands. Our challenge was to make these hand-pumps easier to use. We decided to transform these hand-pumps into a fun activity. A specially crafted rocking horse was installed onto the handles of these hand pumps in schools — turning them into “Jump Pumps”.

Dettol – The Social Distancing Prayer Mat

To help keep Muslims praying in mosques safe from the spread of coronavirus, designers in Pakistan and the UAE have introduced an innovative modification in the ubiquitous personal prayer mat to encourage social distancing.

Traditional prayer mats – or the jaanemaz – are about 70cm wide and used in mosques where Muslims pray next to each other with their shoulders practically touching. To build social distancing, this newly designed prayer mat is 180cm wide with a message imprinted amongst its motif that reminds worshippers to maintain a safe distance.

The newly designed mat, printed on sustainable and cost-efficient non-tearable paper, has been used across Pakistan in some of its largest mosques.

Colgate – Pocket Dentist

‘Pocket Dentist,’ a mobile ring-back service providing dental care information access in rural India, received multiple honors at the India Digital Media Awards (IDMA). Launched by Colgate-Palmolive and Red Fuse Communications and backed by the Indian Dental Association, ‘Pocket Dentist detects multiple dialects and responds to the 30 most common oral health questions to address 91% of rural dwellers’ oral health problems. ‘Pocket Dentist’ is proof of Colgate’s commitment that a healthy smile is the right of every Indian.

Vicks – Care Lives On #TouchOfCare

The past year has been challenging for many, and it is our Doctors who have given the touch of care by selflessly caring for our loved ones and us. This film takes viewers on the inspiring journey of Dr. Bhosale, who left no stone unturned to ensure many less fortunate children received life-saving medical attention before and during the pandemic. Gone too soon, Dr. Bhosale left behind his wife, kids, and dreams of building his pediatric hospital. The film is a solemn reminder that, like Dr. Bhosale, hundreds of doctors lost their lives during the pandemic, leaving their dreams behind.

Omnigel – The unsung heroes of Magh Mela

Geometry Encompass, India’s largest experiential marketing agency and a part of WPP Group, has conceptualized a one-of-a-kind on-ground activation for Omnigel – India’s no.1 pain recovery gel from the House of Cipla Health. Acknowledging the spirit of the helpers and workers at the Magh Mela event held every year, the campaign highlights their selfless service while equipping them with a unique solution that facilitates them with Omnigel to recover from everyday pain.

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Amnesty International: Safety Distance

COTW — Thu, 19 Aug 2021 16:36:51 +0000

Amnesty International print campaign ‘Safety Distance’ created by VMLY&R

Thousands of Central American migrants leave their countries searching for a better future, even during the COVID-19 pandemic. Through the language of “Social Distancing”, Amnesty International show the parallel between the distance that saves some people’s lives and how two meters are not enough for the migrant population of Central America.

During the pandemic, two meter is not sufficiently safe for the victims of violence amongst gangs

Credits
Advertising Agency: VMLY&R, Colombia
Brand: Amnesty International
Campaign: Safety Distance
CEO: Catalina Sánchez
CCO: Santiago Cuesta
Creative Director: Cristian Forero Yusti
Art Directors: Andrés Gómez, Jéssica Gómez
Copywriter: Sara Vega Mateus
Illustrator: Mateo Aguirre

Mazboot jod ka mazboot reminder by Fevicol | Maintain Social Distancing

COTW — Sat, 10 Apr 2021 09:27:47 +0000

As we entered 2021, we became casual about wearing masks and maintaining social distancing. As cases kept on rising, Fevicol decided to give people a mazboot reminder…

Vivek Sharma, CMO, Fevicol, Pidilite Industries, said, “Brands have a larger role to play in society. With this experiment, in a quintessential Fevicol way, we just wanted to remind the audience that social distancing is still very important, and we should not let our guard down.”

On the thought process behind the video, Akshay Gurnani, co-founder, Schbang, said, “The best way to drive social change is if it’s done in a light-hearted, non-preachy manner. Fevicol and Schbang have always tried to create such an impact on the digital medium, and this time, through a quirky, tongue-in-cheek video serving as a reminder to continue maintaining social distancing.”

“The idea of using Fevicol to remind people about social distancing was time-sensitive, and it required us to work around the clock to make it happen. I think the team has done a fantastic job in using the classic Fevicol humour and quirk to give a timely message,” commented Jay Morzaria, group creative manager, Schbang.

KFC: F for Family | How some Finger-licking good food reunited families

COTW — Mon, 17 Aug 2020 07:15:40 +0000

KFC F for Family
Given the current state of the world, wearing protective masks and practicing social distancing has become the norm. Well, even the offices of multinational corporations remain shut-down with households doubling up as workplaces. However, there are some of us out there who are still doing their jobs out in the open. Quite obviously, food-delivery workers belong in that category. A recent ad by KFC brought this new-world-order to the forefront. Furthermore, the fast-food chain allowed its workers to take some needed respite from the daily grind. Titled F for Family, the campaign allowed KFC delivery workers to make food deliveries to their families. By doing so, KFC ensured that human connection trumped the difficulties caused by a worldwide calamity. Needless to say, we were left teary-eyed upon seeing that happen!

Credits
Advertising agency: Geometry, Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Fast Food, KFC, Food

Heineken Zer0.0 Contact Bar

COTW — Thu, 13 Aug 2020 13:23:35 +0000

Heineken has unveiled a first-of-its-kind, zero-contact robotic bar for its alcohol-free beer brand Heineken 0.0.

Bars and restaurants across the world are coming up with creative ways to implement social distancing. Some are trying out giant teddy bears, some mannequins and some plastic shields, but right here in Australia, one beer company has come up with a novel solution: robots.

Dutch beer brand Heineken together with engineering students from Sydney University have opened a pop-up bar in Darlinghurst that’s staffed by two robot arms named Heidi and Ken. The arms will crack you a cold one and send it over via a conveyor belt. Only one person is allowed in the bar at a time, so it’s a completely human contact-free experience.

The beer it’s serving is free, too, but it’s also alcohol-free — which is great if you’re doing Dry July, not so much if you were hoping to get boozed without spending a dime. If you are doing Dry July, we’ve rounded up some of our favourite booze-free beverages over here.

Running from Wednesday, July 15 to Saturday, July 18, the Heineken Zer0.0 Contact Bar coincides with the (relatively recent) launch of the beer brand’s alcohol-free beer: Heineken 0.0. It’s said to have a fruity flavour with malty notes, but to find out for yourself, head over to the robot bar.

Heineken Zer0.0 Contact Bar is open from 11am–6pm daily.

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Technology, Product Innovation, Beer, COVID-19, Momentum Worldwide, Heineken Zer0.0 Contact Bar

The Social Distance Squad

COTW — Tue, 21 Jul 2020 06:25:23 +0000

Teens and tweens with cystic fibrosis (CF) are trying to teach other teens a thing or two about social distancing as part of The Social Distance Squad, a program developed by AREA 23, an FCB Health Network company, in partnership with five leading cystic fibrosis (CF) nonprofits. The program positions kids with CF as social distancing experts who can help other teens cope with social distancing measures brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Individuals with CF are required to social distance due to their genetic condition. AREA 23 recognized that a team of young CF teens and tweens could help other teens by banding together to share their lockdown tips, wisdom and support.

The outbreak of COVID-19 and the need to implement social distancing measures have hit teens especially hard. They have been cut off from their social circles during their formative years, missed out on key events and have been left searching for guidance on how to be social while social distancing. Identifying this need, AREA 23 brought together Claire’s Place Foundation (Los Angeles, CA), Piper’s Angels (Jupiter, FL), the Bonnell Foundation (Detroit, MI), Attain Health (Red Lodge, MT) and the Boomer Esiason Foundation (New York, NY).

AREA 23 developed a creative, multichannel platform that elevates young people with CF to the role of thought leaders and influencers, providing expert advice to teens as members of The Social Distance Squad. This platform facilitates the sharing of encouraging and inspiring stories, and quick tips ranging from how to stay connected and happy during lockdowns, to how to talk with friends about agreeing to social distancing ground rules to safely visit or get together. They have connected with teens through social media videos, virtually visiting learning institutions, and by providing a direct pathway for young people to share what they are struggling with related to their COVID-19 world and ask for personalized advice from The Social Distance Squad.

“The reaction has been immediate. We’ve seen kids in virtual classes express a different outlook after meeting with the Squad, seeing opportunities instead of frustrations,” said Logan Allanson, AREA 23 Creative Director and Cannes Lions 2019 Grand Prix winner. “And it’s not just kids being uplifted, but teachers and parents too. We could all learn a lot from the Squad.”

The Social Distance Squad first connected with teens in early Spring and has been expanding ever since. Originally, the CF experts partnered with teachers to make appearances in virtual school classrooms across the country, where they led interactive Q&A sessions and shared the tips they’ve honed from their lifetime’s worth of experience with social distancing to staying healthy. As the campaign evolved, members of the Social Distance Squad created and shared video lessons about staying healthy and happy on Instagram, YouTube, Snapchat and TikTok. With the most recent expansion, teens can now sign up for mediated one-on-one and group sessions with Squad members to request expert advice on the areas that have been their greatest concern. As the program continues to expand and evolve, more teens can join the Squad to share their tips and experiences.

“With each iteration, we’re continuing to find new ways for young people and the general public to learn from the Social Distance Squad,” said AREA 23 Creative Directors Andy Gerchak and Pamela Savage. Their cystic fibrosis may put them at higher risk of lung infections, but it’s also made them uniquely qualified to help everyone stay safe and happy.”

“To be able to spread my knowledge and lifelong experiences of social distancing with teens and young adults have been tremendously impactful for both the participants and me,” said Leah Schwanke, a senior member and mentor of The Social Distance Squad. “I hope my lockdown lesson shows teens that you can live a purposeful and happy life while maintaining social distance precautions. Young people need to know that the CF community has been doing this for years. If we can do it and stay happy and healthy, they can do it too.”

In addition to helping young people cope with the newfound challenges of social distancing, the initiative serves to raise awareness and increase understanding among the general public of the strength, innovation and positivity of the CF community.

#SocialDistanceSquad #StayHappyStayHealthy
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Credits
AREA 23, an FCB Health Network company
Tim Hawkey – CCO
Jay Gertelman – ACD
Logan Allanson – SVP Creative Director
Andy Gerchak – SVP Creative Director
Pamela Savage – SVP Creative Director
Eduardo Tavares – VP CD Design
Meghan Patenaude – ACD
Roberta Totaro – Art Supervisor
Angela Williams – Copy Supervisor
Lydia Sine – Account Supervisor
Jennifer Ma – SVP Director Integrated Production
Miona Mui – VP Director Integrated Production
Paddy Giordano – Senior Producer
Cassie Diehm – Senior Producer
Keith Haitkin – Senior Producer
Bill Hanff – VP Director Technology and Digital Production
Arthur Daraujo – ACD Art and Design
Emily Carman – Group Art Supervisor
Katelyn Baumann – Senior Art Director
Sarah McKinnon – Art Director
Carolina Sanchez – Junior Art Director
Patrick Egan – Junior Copywriter
Omar Inca – Junior Art Director
Sabrina Koenig – Junior Art Director
Sarah Vallecillo – Junior Copywriter
Ethan Victor – Junior Copywriter
Ronnie Caltabiano – VP ACD
Anna Lopez – VP Senior Producer
KC Dickerson – SVP Group Engagement
Studio Rx, an FCB Health Network company
Paul Belliveau – VP Creative Director Content
Max Wolkowitz – Motion Graphics Designer
Joel Stearns – Audio Engineer
Kelly Rice – Executive Producer
Mara Chase – Producer
Gary Greco – Editor

FCB Global
Fred Levron – Global Creative Partner
Melanie Mitchem – Global Communications Director
Marisa McWilliams – Corporate Communications Manager

Crew Cuts
Gwen Grillo – Editor
Liam Fitzmaurice – Editor
Jesse Samaritano – Editor
Diana Seldin – Editor
Nancy Jacobsen – Producer
Michelle Bellaff – Producer

#StayHome – Brands encouraging people to stay inside by tweaking their iconic tag-lines

COTW — Fri, 12 Jun 2020 14:24:20 +0000

Since mid-March 2020, UK, US, EU, and many other countries around the globe were in some degree of “lockdown” due to COVID-19. Social distancing and staying at home became the right thing to do. Brands didn’t want to miss the chance to do their part, encouraging people to #StayHome by tweaking their iconic tag-lines.

Credits
Advertised brand: McDonald’s / Nike / Apple
School: Miami Ad School, Mexico City, Mexico
Art Director: Xavi Ocaña
Copywriter: Xavi Ocaña

Tags:
Creative Print Ads, Print Advert, Lockdown Creatives, Lockdown Ads, COVID-19 Ads, COVID-19 Campaigns

Practice Safe Six by PLAYBOY – A sexually-charged take on stopping COVID-19

COTW — Sun, 24 May 2020 05:42:35 +0000

The PLAYBOY Take on Social Distancing – Practice Safe Six

PLAYBOY has become much more than a lifestyle magazine ever since the release of its first issue in 1953. Thereafter, it has become a global brand that has played a pivotal part in the sexual revolution. Even in recent years, Playboy has released various initiatives promoting sex education. But, the brand’s latest digital campaign titled ‘Practice Safe Six’ is not concerned with safe sex. Instead, it makes an interesting correlation between socially transmitted and sexual transmitted infections.

More precisely, this awareness campaign talks about COVID-19 related advisory information. Designed by a creative agency named Preacher, it does so in an intriguing manner. Using sexual metaphors, the campaign advocates for many good habits (practising social distancing, maintaining proper hygiene, wearing protective masks etc.). Moreover, it also advertises the protective masks that playboy is selling.

Practice Safe Six with Playboy!

Wash Before and After-Proper Hygiene helps flatten the curve. Scrub for at least 20 seconds at a time, every time.

Wear Protection-Stop the spread of socially transmitted infection. Wear a mask and gloves, when appropriate.

Limit Your Social Partners-What you do in private is your business. But on essential business, try to keep your encounters to a minimum.

Ask Permission-Boundaries are more important now than ever. Make sure it’s okay before you enter someone’s personal space.

Communicate-If you’ve come in contact with COVID-19, tell loved ones and self-isolate.

Abstain (not sexually)-Going without isn’t our style, but neither is COVID-19. Resist urges to be socially active so we can all be back together.

The caveat here is that Playboy will deliver the profits made on these masks to those in need. Thus, we feel immense pride in vouching for what this campaign stands for!

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PLAYBOY, Practice Safe Six, sexual wellness, socially transmitted infection, Social Distancing Campaigns

Wunderman Thompson South Asia wanted to keep raising the flag of hope during COVID-19 crisis

COTW — Sat, 09 May 2020 10:23:38 +0000

Creative teams of Wunderman Thompson South Asia respond to the COVID-19 crisis in their own way.

Today’s modern and challenging times call for a new way of existence. With our lives upended owing to lockdowns and with continued uncertainty around COVID-19, we have all developed our coping mechanisms. To express solidarity and encourage people to stay safe, the creative warriors at Wunderman Thompson, South Asia proactively produced pieces of compelling work to inspire others with essential messages of staying strong and staying safe. From addressing issues of domestic violence to paying tribute to the cities that they call home, to producing their first-ever song by an in-house music band, the team at Wunderman Thompson South Asia, notwithstanding the lockdown, forged creative connections and devised meaningful ways to uplift moods and infuse positivity.

Tarun Rai, Chairman and Group CEO, Wunderman Thompson, South Asia, says, “It has been two months since we have started working from home. As a team, we seem to have managed very well and have been busier than usual. I am amazed and proud of the quality and quantity of work undertaken during this period. I love the ‘can-do’ attitude and resourcefulness that we have demonstrated as an organization. I am particularly impressed by work which was not initiated by any of our clients but created by our people because they felt strongly about the crisis we were going through and wanted to do their bit and contribute. Many companies are finding different ways of helping, whether it’s changing production lines to produce hygiene and safety products or giving out hotel rooms to hospital staff. Our business is ideas and communication, and I am very happy that we have used our creative talent to contribute in a meaningful way to spread positivity and important social messages. The team at Wunderman Thompson South Asia has reinforced the belief that nothing can stop creative excellence, not even a lockdown.”

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COVID-19 crisis, Social Distancing, Stay Safe, Digital Film, Advertising Campaign, Creative Campaign, Advertising Agency, Photography, City, India, Mumbai, Kolkata, Short Film, Domestic Abuse, Physical Violence, Domestic Violence

IFRC: An innovative corrective tool for ‘FaceTouchers’

COTW — Sun, 03 May 2020 08:30:51 +0000

In the times of Coronavirus, being a FaceTouchers is not graceful by any means. With the risk of infection spanning entire continents, no one can be too cautious. Thus, it is perfectly reasonable to stop letting our own touch from becoming a gateway for the virus. However, for some of us, touching our faces is as instinctive as breathing. Thankfully, IFRC has come up with a snap lens to help ‘FaceTouchers’ correct themselves.

A digital advertisement for the lens exemplifies how it works. The ad starts with some typography and eases into some live demonstrations. Basically, the Snapchat lens confronts ‘FaceTouchers’ every time they err. It displays quirky messages whenever the camera registers a face touch.

Overall, the campaign possesses a playful tone and effectively delivers its social message.

Credits
Advertising Agency: Happiness, Brussels, Belgium
Digital Production: Bliss Interactive

Tags:
IFRC FaceTouchers, Digital Campaign, We Are Social, Social distancing, Snapchat lens, COVID-19

Google thanks health workers to save so many | #StayHomeSaveLives

COTW — Thu, 23 Apr 2020 08:40:47 +0000

Google says thank you to coronavirus COVID-19 helpers. #StayHomeSaveLives

As searches for how to help health workers increase, here’s to those who tirelessly and fearlessly work for us, in the hardest of times. We come together as a community and nation to applaud and celebrate you.

This minute-lengthy clip is inside the style of the organization’s different advertisements for the search engine, most significantly the once a year Year in Search recap. It acknowledges global queries, starting with “how to assist medical workers” the usage of define of the hunt container. The video narrated by using YouTube motion pictures from the ones in the scientific industry, which are at the frontlines.

The next search highlighted is “flatten the curve,” with a voiceover explaining the critical concept with a purpose to reduce the pressure on the scientific machine. “How can I help hospitals” is observed by way of an information clip approximately human beings immediately donating clinical substances given shortages.

Other queries encompass “how to help nurses” and “the way to help medical doctors,” with an accompanying clip showing how wearing private protecting device (PPE) all day leaves indents on faces. The “Thank You Healthcare Workers” component show humans — starting in European international locations — clapping each evening for those human beings braving the coronavirus.

There’s additionally a montage of humans from all walks of lifestyles displaying their appreciation directly, with Google’s message being:

“To everyone sacrificing so much to save so many, thank you”

As they continue their work for us, let’s take a moment to give back to them: #StayHomeSaveLives

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Coronavirus disease, COVID-19, Google India, Social Distancing, Face Mask, Doctor, Nurse, Healthcare, Hospital, COVID-19 pandemic, Google COVID-19

Six Feet Saves | A typography-driven appeal to stay home or to stay six feet apart

COTW — Sat, 18 Apr 2020 08:22:04 +0000

Six Feet Saves – Maintain social distancing

The COVID-19 crisis has brought the world to its knees. Furthermore, given the lack of a vaccine, we are at an alarmingly vulnerable position. However, we still have the power of community awareness on our side. The internet has played a pivotral role in making that possible. Various online voices are educating the public in new and innovative ways. Recently, a website went live. It addresses how social distancing vis a vis maintaining a distance of six feet can save lives.

A video campaign of the same name as the website accompanied its launch. It was conceptualised by a Rochester-based advertising agency called Partners + Napier. The video uses sound, minimalistic visuals, and animated typography to deliver its message.

All in all, it is a great initiative that owes to its efficacy to its simple yet powerful premise.

Credits
Campaign: Six Feet Saves
Advertising Agency: Partners + Napier, Rochester, NY
Creative Chairman: Sharon Napier
Executive Creative Director: Mike Baron
Chief Creative Officer: Rob Kottkamp
Senior Art Director: Rick Calzi
Senior Art Director: Max Brown
Senior Art Director: Rob Warchol
Group Creative Director: Dan O’Donnell
Group Creative Director: Andy Rose
Copywriter: andrew scott
Assoc Copywriter: Isabel Drukker

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Latest COVID-19 updates, COVID-19 crisis, social distancing, Rochester, Partners + Napier, Digital Campaign, Six Feet Saves

We Are Social has launched Snap Safe Lens on Snapchat to maintain physical distance

COTW — Sun, 05 Apr 2020 15:54:29 +0000

To help people maintain an appropriate two-meter physical distance, We Are Social has launched Snap Safe Lens on Snapchat. The new feature uses proximity AR technology to display how far away people need to stand from others to avoid transmission of COVID-19. Today as the world contends to find a cure for deadly Coronavirus, social distancing is the most effective means of preventing the virus attack. Various authorities across the globe have issued guidelines on do’s and don’ts in public places. This new feature further emphasis the guidelines with a dash of creativity.

On Snapchat, as the filter opens, it counts up to 200cm as a reminder for the user to maintain a distance of two meters from others around him/her. If people are too close to the user, the Lens displays a warning flashing ‘STAY BACK. SAVE LIVES’.

Credits
Advertising Agency: We Are Social, UK
Executive Creative Director: Gareth Leeding
Senior Creative: Rob James
Senior Designer: Jenni Smit
Senior Designer: Leon Kesko
Creative Technologist: Sam Cox

Tags:
Digital, United Kingdom, Technology, Public Interest, NGO, We Are Social, United Nations, Innovation, Snapchat, Snap Safe, Social Distancing, Physical Distancing, COVID 19, Coronavirus

How brands are advocating for social distancing against COVID-19?

COTW — Sun, 22 Mar 2020 07:37:53 +0000

With COVID-19 becoming a worldwide pandemic, precautionary measures have become the world’s greatest defence against the rapidly spreading disease. In the face of this crisis, brands across the globe are stepping forward to spread important advisory messages. Justifiable so, the need to maintain social distancing is at the apex of all such communication. Digital creatives advocating for social distancing have also risen in numbers on various online platforms.

All in all, influential entities in the digital space are taking a responsible stance, and playing a crucial role in the global battle against COVID-19.

Nike: COVID-19 – Now is your chance

Mc Donalds – #DeliveringHappinessSafely

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There’s no distancing from your favourite food! It’s why we’ve taken every measure to ensure that your favourite food reaches you in a safe and contactless manner. Download the McDelivery app and order now! #DeliveringHappinessSafely

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Namaste! Just as warm, and so much safer. #SocialDistancing

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Dunzo

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We're gana get through this. For now, let's geet used to it.???? Tell us your thoughts about working from home in the comments below! Stay in, and stay safe. #Wfh #WorkFromHome #JanataCurfew #workingfromhome

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Wrap up your hunger by ordering in and we'll roll to your door in a jiffy. Shawarmao mat, just Dunzo it! ???? #Dunzo #Dunzoit . . #JustGetItDun #Dunzo #DunzoIt #Grocery #PetFood #Food #OrganicFood #Books #Sports #Electronics #Stationery #Medicines #Delivery #HomeDelivery #GetitDun #Dunzo

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Burger King

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let us take care of you while you take care of yourself. order ahead through the BK app and pick up via drive thru or get free delivery. (at part. U.S. restaurants. see app for details.)

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Elite Confectionery

Swiggy

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Stay saaf, stay safe. We can do this. It’s just about staying home for a while.

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Harvest Gold

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Get together can wait! Health and safety comes first. . #DooriyanHainZaroori . #socialdistancing #StayHomeStaySafe #IndiaFightsCorona #quarantine

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Mad Over Donuts

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Because nothing should stop you from getting your favourite donuts!????‍♂ . . #MadOverDonuts #LoveAtFirstBite #CoronaVirus #SafetyMeasures

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Red Chillies Entertainment

A little caution today can give us a healthier tomorrow!
Maintain #SocialDistancing and stay safe. #Coronavirus #COVID19 #CoronavirusPandemic pic.twitter.com/NlV2HREOxa

— Red Chillies Entertainment (@RedChilliesEnt) March 18, 2020

Treize Communications

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As the coronavirus outbreak grows, companies asking their employees to work from home for their safety and work efficiency. Here are some tips for making work from home easy and fun. #WorkFromHome #RemoteWorking #SocialDistancing #Covid19 #CovidWorklife #Pandemic #AgencyLife #TreizeCommunications #TreizePR #PRwithTreize #TeamTreize #Treize2020 #PublicRelations

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Viviana Mall

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Spread information, not panic! We have collated a few important tips to protect yourself and others from Coronavirus (COVID-19). Share this to get the word out; stay safe, stay protected. . . . #StaySafe #SafetyFirst #Coronavirus #COVID19 #Corona #SafetyTips #VivianaMall #HealthyLifestyle #Safe #SocialDistancing #HealthyLiving #HealthTips

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BBR Saatchi & Saatchi, Coronavirus, Corona, COVID 19, Coronavirus Ads, Coronavirus Campaigns, Coronavirus social distancing Ads, Social Distancing

Hershey Kisses: Spread love from a distance

COTW — Sun, 22 Mar 2020 06:36:02 +0000

Using the name, the warm, and the family vibe of the product, Hershey Kisses , to convey the message that distance must be maintained to prevent Coronavirus spread. Coronavirus (COVID-19) Ads

Credits:
Advertising School: ACC Grannot, Tel Aviv, United States of America
Copywriter: Tamar Zinger
Copywriter: Bnaya Moshe
Art Director: Roni Hillel

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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Ads, Social Distancing, Corona, Hershey Kisses, Print Advertising, Print Advert, Print Marketing