Adverts from Poland
TweetI just thought I would share with you a few adverts I saw whilst on holiday in Poland (more about this on my travel blog shortly!)
Poland is a country of contradiction – on the one hand, thousands of pounds are being spent on advertising, but on the other hand, the average Pole earns around £200 per month! But what amazed me even more, is the size the adverts over there – they are absolutely GIGANTIC and very interesting graphically speaking.
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A Pespi can on Lodz’s main commercial artery, Piotrkowska – I also also saw this Pespi can in Krakow and Warsaw
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An inflatable dog advertising Velvet toilet paper on Piotrkowska in Lodz (photo taken from a rickshaw)
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A gigantic advertising screen in Manufaktura (shopping centre) in Lodz
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A Converse ad in Warsaw
- An Era (mobile phone supplier)/Sony Ericsson ad on Market Square in Krakow
And finally, a Play (mobile phone supplier) ad in Warsaw
I was really surpised to see that both Eva and Play (mobile phone suppliers) advertise their products in a sexual way – do you think this type of advert would be acceptable in your respective countries?
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about 4 years ago
Hi!
thank you very much for using Polish ads. I am very happy that you like Poland. I would like to say that Poles earns rather more than £400.
Best wishes!
Bartosz Sokolinski
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TOBE Advertising, marketing-strategia-design
http://www.2b-advert.com
http://tobeadvertising.wordpress.com/
mailto:b.sokolinski(at)2b-advert.com
about 4 years ago
Hi Bartosz,
Thanks so much for dropping by and correcting my mistake!