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5 Things Advertisers Need To Know About Dads

Dads hate shopping. Dads can't change diapers. Dads can't cook. Dads can't do this...dads can't do that. Well, it's time to change the way dads are stereotyped as clueless and incompetent when it comes to parenting. Dads are as involved as moms - from grocery shopping to buying products for their kids. Here're some interesting facts - from Father's Day spending to how dads view online advertising.

 

What Went Viral In 2015? But Not For Good Reasons

 
 
Blame it on humour gone wrong, sloppy copy or plain misfortune - these brands somehow couldn't put their best feet forward when communicating with users online and offline. In 2015 we saw well-intentioned campaigns failing due to poor timing,  disgruntled employees taking over company's official Twitter account, nauseating Twitter polls + content that didn't simply hit the right note with the audience. Here, we share 10 such incidents that were talked about - but not in a good sense. 
 

Campaigns That Went Viral in 2015

Every year, we come across hundreds of advertisements, on an average. However, many of these ads just shamelessly endorse products and are quickly forgotten. But then, there are advertisements that tap into our emotions, make us think, bring a smile to our lips, or perhaps a few tears to our eyes. These are advertisements that rise above their purposes and achieve something greater. In 2015, we came across 15 advertisements that pulled off this difficult task. Take a look:
 

1) Choose Beautiful (Dove)

 

Direct Winners Cannes Lion 2015

FCB Chicago for Kmart and Joe Boxer's "Joe Boxer Inactivity Tracker" (gold)

 
You must have heard of the wearable devide that tracks your calorie burning rates while working out. Now you have a tracker that calculates your idleness. 
 
 

R/GA New York for The Ad Council's "Love Has No Labels" (gold, two silvers)