What does it take to sell a $2000 handbag? We analysed recent ads from luxury brands Louis Vuitton, Longchamp, Gucci and more to uncover what drives consideration - and why most ads failed to breakthrough. This month's winning creative showed that you don't need to reinvent the wheel to be successful.
At Human Made Machine we're committed to delivering human-centered insights. As AI becomes more accessible, so too has its use among survey-takers, contributing to a rise in survey fraud. In this blog we look at how this affects data quality and what can be done to eliminate it.
We are often asked about what celebrities our clients should choose for their ads - and how best to use them to engage audiences. This month, we looked at recent YouTube ads in the beauty sector. Our Ad of the Month showcases how a big name can advocate for and amplify a brand without overshadowing it.
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This blog analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of two Puma ads: AI-generated versus human-created. We celebrate the ability of AI to do a good job, but also the pure creativity that humans alone can bring to drive brand salience.
Digital marketing moves fast. CMOs need to captivate audiences and drive meaningful brand engagement but face real uncertainty. That's where Creative Pre-Testing comes in. This article will show you the data behind Creative Pre-Testing's impact on campaign performance.
There's no doubt about it, this creative is not shy. The branding is borderline shouty, but some friendly banter helps engage viewers. This months winning creative was the Xfinity ad, demonstrating a high likelihood of driving incremental awareness.
A global program to optimize Google's brand marketing through creative testing and optimization
Google Search developed a concept strategy that leveraged the NFL Sunday Ticket, featuring famous NFL players, to promote its Google Search functionality (Google Lens). The team wanted to understand the concepts’ potential impact on the KPI and how to optimize it.
To measure the impact of the custom content, we built a simulated Guardian experience, featuring 140 different “Pegasus” approved articles. Respondents could choose an article to read, triggering the contextual elements of the ad and replicating the contextual relevance of the true ad.