JTB transforms Lebanese Streets and roads into Brand Social Objects
July 13, 2011 in Corporate marketing by Darine Sabbagh | 1 comment
Last year Jamal Trust Bank launched endearing visuals to promote their personal loans, and well this year I feel they have outdone themselves, as they created ads that really grab your attention, and for me present great visual remixes of street art and”street culture heritage” that really etch the brand into your brain and make you associate these common place objects, when you see them “off-bilboard” with the brand’s message, which is something every brand dreams of. My favorite, is their interpretation of ”back of the truck advertising” , now every time I see a truck with these funny phrases they have, I think about JTB. And the copywriting is such a good play on words, don’t you think?
More of these lovelies on Tarek’s blog.
* I could not capture the whole series and they have not updated their website yet, so if you can acquire them and link them to me I would gladly have the whole collection.
Tags: advertising, bank advertising, beirut, billboards, brand equity, branding, brqand reach, calligraphy, cult objects, financial marketing, grafitti, Jamal trust bank, lebanese banks, lebanon, outdoors ads, persona marketing, personal loans, social objects, writings on the wall
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Danielle on July 19, 2011 at 03:37
Wish I could read what it says! Darine, can you translate for me? Or does it then become lost in translation?
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