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Matt Bell – Head of Digital Strategy, MEC : @_Mbell_ Inspiration from Cannes 2015 15 out of 3,700 – and what we can learn

Cannes Lions 2015: The truly useful trends

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Matt Bell – Head of Digital Strategy, MEC : @_Mbell_

Inspiration from Cannes 2015

15 out of 3,700 – and what we can learn

The value of Cannes had more debate than ever…

DOES IT’S

“I’ve never met anyone who has seen a vending machine reward them for laughing, I’ve never walked through a door marked ugly, got a Coke from a drone, or been offered a crisp packet with my face on.”

ARTICLE LINK

“According to a recent IPA reportcreatively awarded work sells 12 times more than non-awarded creative work. It’s the phenomenal rise of social media. You either involve and engage with creativity, big storytelling and provide an immersive user experience, or you go the way of the dodo.”

ARTICLE LINK Tham Khai Meng, Worldwide CCO, Ogilvy & Mather

Tom Goodwin: Senior VP of strategy and innovation ; Havas Media

REFLECTREAL

PEOPLE?

CANNES NOLONGER

ABOUTSHOWBOATING

What is niche today will be normal ‘tomorrow’.

Cannes allows us a chance to reflect on this as an industry whilst

encouraging bravery to build and sell new stories – without which advertising

will struggle…

The tech companies are taking over Cannes

It is an opportunity to get the most like minded people together to discuss,

debate and progress key tech challenges and client opportunities

My opinion? Cannes helps push the industry forward

ACCESSIBLE AD TECH RAISING THE CREATIVE BAR

Some big winners this year

Grand prix: creative effectivenessVolvo: live test series

Grand prix: glass lionsP&G: touche the pickle

Grand prix: mobileGoogle cardboard

Grand prix: for goodAls ice bucket

Grand prix: outdoorIphone world gallery

TitaniumSamsung safety truck

VOLVO TRUCKSFORSMAN & BODENFORDS

ALS ASSOCIATIONALS ASSOCIATION

P&G INDIABBDO INDIA

GOOGLEGOOGLE

APPLETBWA/ MEDIA ARTS LAB

SAMSUNGLEO BURNETT ARGENTINA

A few surprises?» There were no Grand Prix gongs awarded in either the Branded Content & Entertainment or Creative Data

categories

» Where were the messenger app ideas?

» Augmented Reality makes an entrance

» Where were the World Cup winners? » Adidas #allin – Shortlist» McDonalds FryFutbol – Shortlist (LINK)

» A quieter (than usual) showing from Coca Cola, Unilever and McDonalds

» General sentiment that there were less focus on the awards themselves (Creative Review)

» Maybe because no sure fire winners this year» Maybe because there is category overkill…

There were broad trends in the longtail of winners

1. Technology as an ‘interceptor’

2. The power of building for short form moments

3. Brands being useful

4. Finding the good in social

5. The data value exchange

6. More than ever, communications doesn’t need to

be an ‘advertisement’

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case study

There were broad trends in the longtail of winners

1. Technology as an ‘interceptor’

2. The power of building for short form moments

3. Brands being useful

4. Finding the good in social

5. The data value exchange

6. More than ever, communications doesn’t need to

be an ‘advertisement’

GRAND PRIX:

DIRECT

VOLVO GREY NY

Technology as an interceptor

Key questions for brands:

How can you use technology to neutralise or even hijack your competitors spend? i.e. Syncing your digital display against their tv

How can you use location to intercept a behaviour (or store visit/action)?

There were broad trends in the longtail of winners

1. Technology as an ‘interceptor’

2. The power of building for short form moments

3. Brands being useful

4. Finding the good in social

5. The data value exchange

6. More than ever, communications doesn’t need to be

an ‘advertisement’

GRAND PRIX: FILM

GEICOTHE MARTIN

AGENCY

SILVER: INNOVATION

NETFLIXOGILVY PARIS

The power of building for short form moments

What’s your ‘thumb stopping, sound off’ message in a social world?

What moments are important for your audience?

Key questions for brands:

There were broad trends in the longtail of winners

1. Technology as an ‘interceptor’

2. The power of building for short form moments

3. Brands being useful

4. Finding the good in social

5. The data value exchange

6. More than ever, communications doesn’t need to

be an ‘advertisement’

GRAND PRIX:

TITANIUM AND

INTEGRATED

DOMINOSCP+B

SHORTLISTED

SKYISOBAR BRAZIL

SILVER: CYBER

VOLKSWAGEN

COLENSO BBDO

Brands being useful

Key questions for brands:

Whats your approach for integrating into existing ‘useful’ platforms?

How do you make peoples lives easier?

How are you always on?

There were broad trends in the longtail of winners

1. Technology as an ‘interceptor’

2. The power of building for short form moments

3. Brands being useful

4. Finding the good in social

5. The data value exchange

6. More than ever, communications doesn’t need to

be an ‘advertisement’

Finding the good in social

Key questions for brands:

How can social conversations fuel your content approach?

People share because they want to be seen as a thought leader – how do you tap into those behaviours?

There were broad trends in the longtail of winners

1. Technology as an ‘interceptor’

2. The power of building for short form moments

3. Brands being useful

4. Finding the good in social

5. The data value exchange

6. More than ever, communications doesn’t need to

be an ‘advertisement’

The data value exchange

Key questions for brands:

How will you reference the data you are using to tailor your messaging?

Personalised shouldn’t mean creepy – what will be your take on personalisation?

There were broad trends in the longtail of winners

1. Technology as an ‘interceptor’

2. The power of building for short form moments

3. Brands being useful

4. Finding the good in social

5. The data value exchange

6. More than ever, communications doesn’t need

to be an ‘advertisement’

GOLD: PROMO

AND ACTIVATION

BDF NIVEA BRAZIL

FCB BRAZIL

More than ever, communications doesn’t need to be an ‘advertisement

Key questions for brands:

Although built around ‘stunts’ with typically small reach, they add high earned impressions and create perception of innovation – how brave will you be in defining what your ‘advertising’ looks like?

Inspiration from Cannes 2014

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