The Bayer Aspirin For Workache ad campaign personifies the tools of certain trades to illustrate how painful a headache at work can be. With every hammer, staple and slice people perform while suffering from such common yet inconvenient pain, it will feel as though they themselves are the tools they use.
Conceived and executed by BBDO, an ad agency based in Santiago, Chile, the Bayer Aspirin For Workache ad campaign poured everything it had into these tools in order to people to feel the discomfort themselves. It was art directed and copy written by Pablo Aburto, Marcelo Palma and Cristian Seisdedos with creative direction by Ingrid Lira. Shot by Patricio Pescetto, the images were illustrated by La mano estudio.
Painfully Personified Tool Ads
The Bayer Aspirin For Workache Campaign is Full of Discomfort
Trend Themes
1. Personified Tool Ads - The trend of personifying tools in advertisements creates a unique and engaging way to showcase product benefits and evoke consumer empathy.
2. Illustration in Ad Campaigns - The use of illustrated images in ad campaigns provides a visually striking and memorable way to communicate a message to the audience.
3. Emphasizing Workplace Pain - Highlighting the discomfort of headaches at work in advertising campaigns acknowledges a common problem and presents opportunities for pain relief and preventive solutions.
Industry Implications
1. Advertising - The advertising industry can leverage the trend of personifying tools and using illustrations to create impactful campaigns that resonate with consumers.
2. Pharmaceuticals - The pharmaceutical industry can explore innovative pain relief solutions that specifically target and alleviate workplace headaches, addressing a common issue among workers.
3. Workplace Health and Wellness - The workplace health and wellness industry can develop programs and products that help prevent and manage work-related headaches, providing relief and improving productivity for employees.