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TV Ad Spend Weekly: Toyota doubles down on Olympic storytelling

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Advertisers are continuing to spend big during the Winter Olympics. The games accounted for 28% of new national TV ad spend during the week of February 12th. Overall, advertisers spent $129m on new broadcast placements, a decrease of 50% from the previous week when spend reached higher than typical levels. This could be attributed to some advertisers front-loading their new commercials towards the beginning dates of the winter competition and re-running the same ads throughout the games.

To commemorate its eight-year worldwide partnership with The International Olympic and Paralympic Committees, Toyota launched its first-ever global marketing campaign titled “Start Your Impossible” at the start of the 2018 winter games. The campaign highlights real-life stories of Olympic, Paralympic and everyday athletes. As part of the campaign, Toyota released two new ads this week which together made up 99% of the brand’s new ad spend.

Comcast spent quality time with viewers last week, airing a trio of spots. This week, the media conglomerate didn’t make the list, giving opportunity to other brands to grace television screens during the Olympic telecast. AT&T debuted new, animated work during the primetime hours. Subway and LG also brought in new creative for the massive audience over the week.

The Franchise @ Dentsu Aegis Network: Subway 'Make It What You Want'

Agency: The Franchise @ Dentsu Aegis Network
Client: Subway
Date: February 2018
Subway has launched a new ad campaign today called 'Make It What You Want'. The campaign furnishes Subway with a completely new brand voice and is the first work released since the company announced that Dentsu Aegis Network is now leading Subway's creative across North America.
The first spot aired during coverage of Olympics on NBC. The integrated campaign launches across TV, social and digital channels in the US, beginning with a 60-second broadcast ad called 'Anthem.' The spot features live action and user-generated content to showcase real people living their best lives, and Subway fuels their experiences.
Credits:
 
 
Agency network: The Franchise @ Dentsu Aegis Network
Creative agency: mcgarrybowen NY
Executive creative director: Craig Cimmino
Group creative director - Art: Soren Youngren
Group creative director – Copy: Malaika Danovitz
Associate creative director: Talia Marshall
Managing director, Global Music Production: Jerry Krenach
Music supervisor: vlad Bar
Music licensing supervisor: Kaylyn Keane
Music production manager : Kate Kubaryk
Managing director, account: Chree Taylor
Group managing director: Jamie Ross
Account supervisor: Sara Cook
Group planning director: Ben Johanneman
Production company: Radical Media
Director: James Marcus Haney
Executive producer: Gregg Carlisemo
Producer: Megan Miller
Producer: Jeff Goodnow
Production company: MacGuffin Films
Director: Kevan Bean
Executive producer: Gloria Colangelo
Producer: Peter Dever
Producer: Todd Scheifele
Editorial house: Kyle @ Moondog
Editor: Tina Mintus
Assistant editor John McMinn
EP- Bernadette Quinn
Color- Company 3
Colorist Tim Masick
Audio- Soundlounge
Engineer- Glen Landrum
Music:
“No Limit” Performed by Country Teasers
Written by Raymond L. Ray Slijngaard, Anita D. Doth, Filip Marnix Luc De Wilde, Jean-Paul Henriette De Coster
Universal Polygram Int. Publishing, Inc. on behalf of Universal Music Publishing Ltd. (ASCAP)
Licensed By In The Red Records
Tags: United States
 
 
Anthem (:60 spot)
 
 
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The Japanese brand Toyota is getting its brand in the limelight on a global stage this week, hoping we remember its name come the summer games in Tokyo in 2020. It's already debuted a few new spots this year, and spent grandly on this newest pair. 

In one commercial, six Olympic snowboarders are featured from all around the globe. Lindsey Jacobellis, (USA), Eva Samková (Czech Republic), Belle Brockhoff (Australia), Chloé Trespeuch (France), Carle Brenneman (Canada), and Isabel Clark Ribeiro (Brazil) are all shown starting their impossible from childhood to adolescence and eventually making it as professional Olympic athletes.

Another ad shows a young boy riding his bike through a small town when he finds himself competing with Olympians and realizes anything is possible for him as well.

See all of the new creative submitted from around the world in The Drum's Creative Works section.

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This data is part of ongoing reporting released on a weekly basis with Kantar Media using its AdScope tool.


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