Seriously Snotty Advertising

The Mola Tissues Campaign Illustrates the Pains of Sickness

Everyone has experienced the disgusting effects of catching a cold, and these Mola Tissues ads capture these less than ideal moments quite accurately.

Created by advertising agency McCann Erickson in Warsaw, Poland, the campaign features a man and woman who are trying to get through the mess of a flu. Illustrating snot literally shooting out of each of their noses, the ads may make you a feel a bit queasy if you've just been cured of your own sickness. The campaign's slogan reads "Hello snots, the fun is over," ensuring customers that these tissues will help make fighting the flu that much easier.

Let the Mola Tissues ads provide some assurance that your cold will be cured in no time.
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Industry Implications
1. Tissue Manufacturing - Brands can create differentiated products such as Mola Tissues that cater to different needs of consumers, such as those who value softer, stronger, or more absorbent tissues.
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