Taco Bell Explains How It Persuaded All Those People Named Ronald McDonald To Appear In Its Ads [THE BRIEF]
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Taco Bell released a behind-the-scenes video showing how it made its popular "Ronald McDonald" ad, which promoted its new breakfast menu with real people named Ronald McDonald. In the video, the people used in the ad explain how they thought Taco Bell's outreach was initially a scam and what their reactions were when they realized all the people they were meeting up with were also named Ronald McDonald.
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Ad Age reports that T-Mobile has seen an uptick in consumer perception of late, with the brand catching up to category leaders Verizon in YouGov's BrandIndex.
Ghirardelli Chocolate Company tapped FCB West to run its integrated advertising account, which was previously held by Lowe Campbell Ewald.
Rosetta was forced to lay off staffers across several of its North American agencies. According to AgencySpy, the cuts affected less than 5% of the North American staff.
Motive hired Kohl Norville to be its first content director. Norville has freelanced for agencies like Pereira & O'Dell, Grey, SS+K, and Big Fuel.
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