Pooja Rathi on Instagram: "The Pepsi ad featuring Fardeen Khan and Rahul Khanna was an irreverent commercial that debuted in early 2002, part of the “cola war” between Pepsi and Coca-Cola 📺 • • #AdsWithPurpose #MeaningfulMoments #StoriesThatMatter #BeyondTheAd #poojaslibrary #AdWithImpact #HeartfeltAds #NotJustAnAd @mrkhanna @fardeenfkhan #pepsi"

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@historyshown on Instagram: "Was this clever marketing? 🏮 Vintage ads hit different — especially when it’s saucy and from another country. 🎥 Drop a 🍜 if you’d try this. 👉 Join the community @historyshown for iconic and famous footage that shaped our history! 🌍 #historyreels #vintageads #1980scommercials #germanadvertising #chinesefood #retrocommercial #weirdads #dailyhistoryclips #historyshorts"

Scale Your Story Branding & Marketing on Instagram: "Sydney Sweeney Moved the Market — Literally. American Eagle dropped a bold new “Great Jeans” campaign starring Sydney Sweeney — and the internet exploded. But this wasn’t just a viral moment. It was a financial earthquake. Within 24 hours: 📊 Stock price surged 17% 💰 Market value jumped $400 million 📦 American Eagle rejoined the $2 billion club All from one ad. Dressed in head-to-toe denim, Sweeney didn’t just sell jeans — she turned brand b

Seeing Cool Places on Instagram: "The popular Jake from State Farm ads started with “State of Unrest,” a 2011 TV commercial featuring a real State Farm employee. When they were brought back in 2020, a new actor was cast. However, one bar in Normal, IL still has a connection to the original Jake. #jakefromstatefarm #statefarm #landmark #commercial #tvcommercial #khakis #tvhistory #blono #bloomingtonillinois #normalillinois #illinoisstateuniversity #centralillinois #localcelebrity"

PrimePulse - Branding & Marketing. on Instagram: "Mercedes could’ve just made a commercial saying their cars are smart. Instead, they created an ad you’ll never forget. A blonde walks into a library and orders food like it’s a restaurant. Awkward silence. Confused stares. And then the punchline: “Beauty is nothing without brains.” It’s one of those old ads that shows how creative (and funny) advertising used to be - bold, witty, and straight to the point. And that’s the genius of marketing here:

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