It’s been said that competition brings out the best in people. In a free market economy like the one found here in the U.S., competition drives innovation, improvements and fosters greater creativity – particularly in the realm of advertising. While … Continue reading →

Super Bowl Sunday is just days away and all anyone wants to talk about is the ads. Well, not this guy! I’m going to use The Duncan Daily as an outlet to turn the spotlight back on the biggest game of … Continue reading →

This impressive spot comes to us courtesy of Chef Boyardee. In line with the common 90s trope, we have the disheveled teen as our hero and the overbearing authority figure as our antagonist.

A second grade art project or a horrible amalgamation created by a partnership between Dr. Moreau and Little Caesar? Actually, the humanoid in the photo above is part of a 90s ad campaign. *Scratches ‘humanoid’ off list of words to … Continue reading →

Earlier this week, Burger King Worldwide Inc. announced its third quarter numbers, and while I’m not really one for numbers (I’ll leave the specifics to the Wall Street Journal), what I can shed some light on is the company’s attempts to … Continue reading →