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Glug Glug named South Africa's favourite ad

Adtrack is Millward Brown’s advertising research system that tracks the performance of all television commercials flighted annually.  These scores are collated into a report highlighting the country’s best ads according to consumers.

To celebrate 25 years of tracking TV ads in South Africa, Millward Brown managing director Charles Foster recognised the best liked ad of the past 25 years and that of the past decade. Both awards went to Draftfcb South Africa, for 1991’s Sasol Super 100 Glug Glug and 2005’s Klipdrift Met Eish respectively.

Group CEO of Draftfcb South Africa, John Dixon, says,  “As an agency, we have always strived to produce advertising that resonates with real South Africans, the very people who buy our clients’ products and services. We know that liking not only has a high correlation with media efficiency, it positively contributes to consumers’ predisposition about the brand or product being advertised.”

Charles praised Draftfcb South Africa’s creative approach to advertising, “Simply put, people watch likable ads with more attention than average or poorly liked ads, and Draftfcb is among the most skilled agencies at creating ads that achieve high liking scores, according to the South African public.”

He added that in the increasingly fragmented media landscape, Adtrack’s ability to measure the effect and efficiency of different media activity is increasingly important. “Media planners can buy audience but cannot buy attention; likeability of an ad has a significant influence on the ability of adverts to be noticed.  Adtrack provides clients with comprehensive feedback on their TV and other media’s advertising responses, enabling them to elicit the greatest possible return from their media budget.” Interestingly, Draftfcb South Africa also performed exceptionally well in last year’s list, producing the country’s most liked local ad:  Toyota Corolla ‘Buddy.’

The chronological list of all the annual winners over 25 years is:
1984:
South African Airways Bird
         Draftfcb South Africa
1985:
Cremora Mrs. Cremora
         Net#work BBDO
1986:
Sun City We Will Rock You
         Grey SA
1987:
Sanlam Race
         Lowe Bull (Cape Town)
1988:
Volkswagen Logo
         Ogilvy (Cape Town)
1989:
ISM Elephants
        Ogilvy (Johannesburg) 1990: Chicken Licken Taxi Two
         Wilsenach Communications
1991:
Sasol Super 100 Glug Glug
         Draftfcb South Africa
1992:
Old Mutual Mrs. Ratlhogo
         Ogilvy (CT)
1993:
Coca Cola I Like to Dance
        
McCann Erickson
1994:
Coca Cola Always
         McCann Erickson
1995:
Sanlam Baby Boss / Foreman
         Lowe Bull
1996:
  Yogisip Praise Singer
          Joe Public
1997:
Sta-Soft Five Reasons
         Y&R
1998:
Vodacom ES Naartjie / Rugby
         Draftfcb South Africa
1999:
Sasol Super 100 Baby / Pram
        
Draftfcb South Africa
2000:
  Fiat Palio Cyclist
          Bernstein Loxton Golding & Klein
2001:
Bacardi Breezer Tom Cat
         Tinfish
2002:
Audi Snail / Frog / Turtle
         Ogilvy (Johannesburg)
2003:
Postbank Lobola
         The Agency
2004:
City Lodge Man in Underwear
         TBWA\Hunt\Lascaris
2005:
Klipdrift Friendly Frikkie – Met Eish
         Draftfcb South Africa
2006:
Vodacom Mo’s Girlfriend
         Draftfcb South Africa
2007:
Coca Cola Brrrrr
         Ogilvy (Johannesburg)
2008:
Audi A4 Strings
         DDB Barcelona\Ogilvy JHB

The 2009 ranking is:
1.    Heineken Walk-in Closet
       TBWA\NEBOKO (Netherlands)
2.
    Toyota Corolla Buddy
       Draftfcb South Africa
3.      LG Borderless TV Pelican
       Y&R USA
4.    Panado Child Proof
       Draftfcb South Africa
5.    VW Golf Cheetah
       Ogilvy (Cape Town)
6.     KFC Streetwise Two Skop
       Ogilvy (Johannesburg)
7.     Windhoek Light Water Feature
       The Jupiter Drawing Room
8.    Miway Senior Citizens
       Network BBDO Cape Town
9.
    Flora Margarine Seed Man
       Lowe Bull
10.
Toyota Hilux Buddy –Sheep
      Draftfcb South Africa


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