On top for the first time this month is Lotto Mum’s Wish – out of the DDB/The Sweet Shop Imagine series, launched in July. “This,” says Colmar Brunton group account director Annikki... Read More
Colmar Brunton’s TVC Top10
ArticlesOn top this week, once again, is Toyota’s Real Road Experts. “People enjoy the different variations of the ad and that it is always an alternating storyline,” says Colmar Brunton senior client... Read More
Just one debut this month – FCB’s Mercury Energy rebrand (at #10). No 1 is Kevin Denholm’s Sandpit – clearly the most popular NZ TVC in years. Read More
Just one debut in the top three in July – from Spark out of Colenso. The top two – Toyota’s possums spot and Vodafone’s Piggy Sue – are rapidly cementing themselves in... Read More
Two debuts and a refreshed favourite this month brought a new look to the Top 10 in June (till now, it’s been largely unchanged this year). Read More
Vodafone’s Piggy Sue is still going strong after a year of being on air. “People love the heart-warming story and the cute animal,” says Colmar Brunton client executive Katrin Schulze. Read More
Vodafone Piggy Sue is back to the top of our May chart – just one year since she first made No 1. Next up this month is Novas Great Value Energy. “This... Read More
Clemenger and Curious have produced three of NZ’s favourite ads this month – unprecedented in the three years of the Top 10. All three were for the NZ Transport Agency, according to... Read More
This month it has been all about kids and ads that make them smile. And the NZTA (“People love how the ad brings the issue of drug driving to the point without... Read More
Our first Colmar Brunton/M+AD Top 10 of 2016 features almost wall-to-wall favourites from 2015. Lots of new ads debuted earlier this year, so there’s bound to be changes when these kick in... Read More
Greg Page’s Kiwibank Indepen-dance – surely one of the weirdest ads of the year – is enjoying a good run at the top of the Top 10, back in November at No... Read More
After three months in the Top 10, Fish’s Kiwibank Independance has made it to No 1 – quite an achievement in a market saturated in creative excellence. Read More
