Visuals: https://getbehindthebillboard.com/episode-106-franki-goodwin Episode #106 features the brilliant Franki Goodwin, Chief Creative Officer of Saatchi & Saatchi, London. And is hands down one of our favourite episodes yet. Hugely talented, humble, funny, smart, generous, collaborative and many other things, Franki was ace. We started with British Heart Foundation and discovered how the footy murals campaign came about, which in itself is a great story, esp the casting for the huge wall paintings, which had to come from photos from the families and then brought to life in sensitive but photo realistic fashion by Global Street Art. Then there was ‘Benches’ the[...]

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There’s a certain skill in handling celebs, especially when, like David Beckham, they have no discernible acting ability. Or even a good voice. Gut is handling Becks’ latest incarnation for Stella Artois and has produced quite a serviceable ad for the World Cup, featuring Becks in a bar full of excitable “ordinary” supporters (about as … The post MAA Ad of the Week: is it Beckham or Tennant? first appeared on More About Advertising.

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Platforms using talent to corroborate sales pitches is nothing new – the TV upfronts have always included publishers peacocking their talent to impress buyers. But YouTube arguably juggles an additional obligation to act in accordance with its self-imposed competitive differentiator: authenticity. The post Hot Take: YouTube Shouldn’t Rely On Creators To Convince Brands It’s TV appeared first on AdExchanger.

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Netflix reveals ad sales projections and new products on the way in 2026.