Indeed's New Ads Show You How Many People it Takes to Make a Cup of Coffee
Mullen Outlines the Talent Behind Subways, Newspapers and Java
Published On
May 19, 2014
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How many people does it take to make a cup of coffee? Indeed's new ads, via Mullen, show you exactly what it takes. The print and out-of-home campaign for the jobs site aims to demonstrate how the company helps people find jobs. The campaign include a coffee cup wrap showing the talent needed to bring java to market; subway ads highlighting industry sectors as well as a series showing what it takes to make the system operate, and a newspaper ad showing how many people it takes to publish that paper.
Credits
- Date
- May 19, 2014
- Brand :
- Indeed
- Client :
- Indeed
- Agency :
- Mullen
- Chief Creative Officer :
- Mark Wenneker
- Executive Creative Director :
- Paul Foulkes
- Group Creative Director, Copy :
- Tim Cawley
- Copywriter :
- E.B. Davis
- Copywriter :
- Jamie Rome
- Art Director :
- Brooke Doner
- Art Director :
- Ryan Montgomery
- Designer :
- Mike Molinaro
- 3D Artist/Concept Designer :
- Andy Jones
- Producer :
- Mary Donington
- Production Company :
- SMUGGLER
- Director :
- Stylewar
- Editorial :
- General Editorial
- Color Correction :
- The Mill
- Visual Effects :
- The Mill
- Titles :
- Mill+
- Audio Post :
- Soundtrack
- Music :
- Madplanet
- Senior Vice President, Marketing :
- Paul D Arcy
- Vice President, Corporate Marketing :
- Mary Ellen Dugan
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