YouTube vs. The Tin Hats It may sound like an odd crossover, but YouTube will be employing the help of Wikipedia articles to provide context around popular conspiracy videos posted to the platform. While YouTube purports itself as a content… Continue Reading
There was a time when the words “electronic sports” and “big ad bucks” would’ve garnered a confused look at best, chuckles at worst. The combination of gaming and advertisement has been a long-standing tradition for niche brands and tongue-in-cheek references.… Continue Reading
The fashion industry isn’t quick to pivot. Sure, trends may change every year, but there’s still a core of old-fashioned opinions that dominate the landscape: “Consumers will spring for the latest trend.” “Expensive means higher quality.” “Big brands are always… Continue Reading
Last week, Burger King debuted a clever ad for net neutrality. The spot featured real customers who were offered a range of burgers priced by speed of delivery, from the $4.99 all the way to $25.99 for a single Whopper. The… Continue Reading
It’s been a good year for dogs. Summer brought us dOGUMENTA, the world’s first art gallery designed for man’s best friend. The Puppy Bowl, Animal Planet’s answer to the Super Bowl, snags an average of 2.2 million viewers per event,… Continue Reading
Reaching seniors has long been the bane of advertisers. Often stereotyped as out of touch or behind the times, most organizations miss the opportunity to tap into this network of consumers. The reluctance is understandable, especially when the majority of… Continue Reading
Ikea Treats Expecting Moms Åketsam Holst has done it again. Ikea’s agency on record has produced some of the most iconic ads for the brand, including the touching “Enough,” and this delightful but seemingly pointless “Where Life Happens” ad. This time… Continue Reading
It’s been a busy 2017 for Zooppa. We’ve moved cross-country, scoured NYC for the best coffee places around, and launched a ton of projects! With over $1 million paid out in project awards and 25k new creatives who signed up to work on our 50+ projects… Continue Reading
It’s no secret that stories have become an increasingly dominant force for advertisers. Gone are the days of product hawking with models and flashy logos a la 80s The Price Is Right. It’s swiftly been replaced by a tangled web of… Continue Reading
YouTube has another crisis on its hands. The past year has been a firestorm of content complaints: first, racist videos from top creators like PewdiePie force video censorship for ad compliance. Not long after, brands clamored for more responsibility and transparency… Continue Reading