Monster (Creepily) Croons, 'Your Calling is Calling!'
Maybe to boost its reputation beyond "that site where spammers and pyramid schemes score college kids," Monster.com is launching a no-holds-barred campaign called "Your Calling is Calling." So far we've managed to score one spot, which reminds us of a low-impact Creed music video.
The BBDO Worldwide campaign will appear on TV, print, radio and online. The pressie says it's all about getting people to "take an introspective look at their lives by shining a light on the connection between a job and personal fulfillment."
That's all well and good, but JSMN calls the Monster.com selection crappy and cookie-cutter. Burrrrn.
Comments
couldn't agree more. reminds one of all the reasons NOT to get a job!
That guy going against the flow looks like he's late for his job as a hair care model. I've looked up the other spot of them fighting the sun, and I'm not too keen on any of their new stuff. It's trying too hard, and just feels like money over message.
That guy going against the flow looks like he's late for his job as a hair care model. I've looked up the other spot of them fighting the sun, and I'm not too keen on any of their new stuff. It's trying too hard, and just feels like money over message.
Sorry to dissent -- though I'm not exactly objective, as my clients at Rock Paper Scissors and a52 contributed to it -- but I feel it's a very elegant, well produced if low-key metaphor, and it shines through as an impressive message for Monster.com. Frank Budgen directed via Gorgeous Enterprises and Anonymous Content. Bravo!
Budgen's Gorgeous+Anonymous+BBDO?
With no fresh idea, expect a fully tossed salad for this spot in the pages of Creativity via Teressa "Tiara" Iezzi.
Cover? Why not.
I'm not saying it's bad, though. Could've had more fun with it, and the guy at the end looks like Ethan Hawke's more retarded cousin.