Official Adland Advertising Tutorial: Manifesto ads

Greetings students, welcome to the the ongoing Official AdLand Advertising Tutorial. Today we will teach you about the swiss army knife that can stab the talking head testimonial ad in the back, the Manifesto ad. You can use the Manifesto ad for anything. No, we mean anything. Add a stencil grunge font and it's for sneakers. Add poetry-slam reading and it's for skinny jeans. Add neon-haired celebrities and it's for hipster sports gear. Add Denzel Washington and it's A Very Serious PSA™. Add backs of heads and it's for an airline. Add instagram filters and it's for a sports drink with history. Add too much stock photo, and it's for a search engine. Add a spanish tagline and it's for a Mexican beer. Add a chair and it's the manifesto ad to kill all manifesto ads. Please, study our Manifesto ads and learn to not do them because we are so sick of seeing manifesto ads. It has to stop. If you haven't had your tongue cut out, or stuck in a client's orifice, please tell your client to stop demanding these ads too.

Missed a tutorial? No biggie. Check them out here:

The Official Adland Advertising Tutorial Series - Part One: Radio
 

The Official Adland Advertising Tutorial Series - Part Two: Viral Advertising

The Official Adland Advertising Tutorial Series - Part Three: Art Direction

The Official Adland Advertising Tutorial Series - Part Four: Holiday Ads

The Official Adland Advertising Tutorial: Part Five - Account Executives

The Official Adland Advertising Tutorial: Part Six - Creating TV commercials

The Official Adland Advertising Tutorial: Part Seven - Case Studies