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Orange: Words

With its September campaign “Words”, Orange is introducing its new generic Internet campaign following “livebox, allons plus loin ensemble”. The campaign is based on a simple idea, which is expressed in a powerful and light-hearted way: one single word can be used to cover a number of situations, from everyday scenarios to highly emotional, intense moments. The way in which words can have several meanings in life has led us to reconsider what we mean by the term “Internet”. And to understand that there is Internet, and there is Internet par Orange. The “les mots” campaign uses the idea that with Orange “there is Internet and Internet”, along with evidence that supports this position across all media and on several aspects of Orange Internet.

Advertising Agency: Publicis Conseil, France, Paris
Production Company: Wanda


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Orange: Words | SAMIEI SOLUTIONS said,

October 14, 2009 @ 16:34

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the curious brain said,

October 15, 2009 @ 13:49

it is brilliant words are powerful ..nice execution

http://www.thecuriousbrain.com

skeptical said,

October 15, 2009 @ 16:51

beautiful music by Ludovico Einaudi

Jackie said,

October 16, 2009 @ 13:39

I like this campaign however it’s very reminiscent two other current campaigns: HBO Imagine and HSBC Values

I’ve posted more about Orange “Words” and HBO “Imagine” and HSBC “Values” here: http://bit.ly/2ONadD

Cheers!
Jackie

Ryan said,

October 16, 2009 @ 23:37

Four stars? Come on! It’s barely worth two!

It basically boils down to an age-old advertising angle, “Why have PRODUCT when you can have BRAND NAME PRODUCT?”, which is done to death, but dresses it up in this pseudo-intellectual deep-voiced entendre crap, which is dull as, especially when taken quite so literally and – despite the pitch’s suggestion of lightheartedness – far too much po-facedness. I hate to think how much time and thought went into this copy, as it’s either too little or way too much.

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