Sliders aren't just bite size hamburgers.
They're also great mini website campaigns.
They're also great mini website campaigns.
As Luke Sullivan (one of my all-time heroes in advertising) says:
'“Be orderly in your normal life so you can be violent and original in your work."
'“Be orderly in your normal life so you can be violent and original in your work."
This is very true. I get up every day even if I don't have anything to do. I just get up. Ok, fine, I press 'snooze' about eight to thirteen times before I actually get up. But I get up. And I try to be NORMAL in my daily routine so that I can be CREATIVE where it counts. Because, let's be honest, sleeping until 1pm on a Wednesday just because you CAN is no reason to do so. Case in point: why Clinton played hide the cigar with whats-her-face. Because he COULD. Now that's not the reason to do anything is it? Wait, don't answer that.
OK, I digress.
Life's too short to be serious all the time. Particularly in the midst of a recession (is it yet a depression? Some say it's getting better 'things are improving a bit' - while others are in survivalist mode and planting gardens and have stores of beans and rice). Either way, life is short. Work hard and make it fun right?
I keep digressing.
Sorry.
Not sorry actually.
So here's the thing: No explanation needed, for this really.
This is just a simple slider campaign, an example of using calls to action on a website to make you smile, to make you call us, to make you pay us (no less than four figures, please, that's just irritating).
So...enjoy! We enjoyed making these. Hope you'll like 'em too.
Signing off,
Grunt
