Bounce back with a good night’s sleep in print campaign from Ogilvy & Mather India
Ogilvy India had to convey that spring mattresses give one a good night’s sleep. In a category ridden with clutter, this piece of communication had to be memorable and result in sales. This series of print advertisements break the benefit-driven format of the category, focusing on the results instead. The idea was born from the insight that a good night’s worth of sleep on a spring mattress helps you recover both mentally and physically from damage. What some of the world’s most successful people have in common is the ability to turn adversities to their advantage in the long run. Effectively, they bounce back to life.
To bounce back, as a figure of speech, also lends itself effortlessly to the spring mattress category. The ads were therefore stories about famous personalities bouncing back or reclaiming their lives to become legends.
Credits – Executive Creative Director: Joono Simon. Creative Director/Art Director/Copywriter: Vinci Raj. Creative Director/Copywriter:Sraman Majumdar. Account Director: Tithi Ghosh. Illustrator: Lamanoestudio.cl. Account Team: RV Ishwar, Sindhu Menon, Akshatha Poojari.



4 Comments
Trying hard to be like Samsonite’s Heaven and hell, even the odd long layout format, but failed.
Looks more like an ad for a trampoline.
Where’s the fucking outrage Asia?
Malala – being fucking shot.
For a fucking award.
Have seen an ad that showed a hundred 747s headed into the WTC…and it was for WWF…..that was a million times more crass and insensitive…..and it blew over.
It’s funny how the western media and readers from the west seem the most outraged by this….while other world media are taking a more balanced view and just reporting the facts.
Malala is a brave and likeable girl but sadly just another PR weapon used by the west against the Taliban….she is thoroughly coached on what to say and when.
Cheapshot ad but the more serious offence is that someone thought this would actually sell a mattress….theyve obviously never bought one in their lives.