Agency Holiday Cards; Too Many, Not Enough Time
The ad agency holiday card ranks among the more inane, useless products coming from the industry each year. Yet time and time again we’re inundated with them (full disclosure: we asked for it), each usually offering some wonky take on the Christmas theme. Seriously, where’r the Kwanzaa, Hanukkah and Festivus microsites? That’d be something. Meantime, here’s a list of the shop work you may have missed. For now they’re in no particular order:
— Wasserman and Partners has a bunch of great gifts in there holiday shopping store, available only through their Holiday Shopping Channel. See above.
— Design your own snowman with Y&R Team Detroit.
— Play Christmas songs with Langland’s faces.
— Help Rosetta catch a million snowflakes and they’ll help school kids in New Orleans, somehow.
— Make Movember last through the holiday season with Bernstein-Rein’s Stache the Halls.
— Don’t have a New Year’s resolution? That’s OK, Turkel.info does.
— As boring as water.
— An XMas power hour! If you don’t know what this is, go back to 1989 and sit there until you learn.
— Preston Kelly had an awesome white elephant thing going on, but alas it’s over. So, no link.
— The Screamer Company has some holideas. Arg. The video is cuteness, though.
— A Christmas comic!
— Engine Digital’s got some terrible ideas for holiday micrisites, on their holiday microsite.
— This year, advertising “lost the farm”, expecting a smaller group of people to produce the same (or more) milk. JWT hopes for greener pastures in ’10.
— Season’s Beatings: the holiday season’s main characters are pitted against each other for some reason.
— Cossette made some guy be a slave, er, do good things.
— Need some geeky holiday gift cards?
— Digital fruitcake is almost as boring as its corporeal brother.
— Horatio, the singing Christmas sandwich, does some holiday songs. From Creature.
— AgencySpy.com’s been holidized!
— Haven’t had enough? MakeTheLogoBigger has a few as well. Hint: bondage Elmo.






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