Tag: funnywomen

• New Home-Cooking Food-Delivery Service, Pink Napkin, Changes Game for Millennials Who Can’t Cook

  Pink is the new black, everyone. Or at least New York mag seems to think so. In an effort to make some serious cash—we mean change the cooking game—new home-cooking food-delivery service Pink Napkin, the newest food-delivery service to hit millennials’ news feeds via Facebook ads, offers “fresh, delicious, and locally sourced ingredients, packed into…

  mccannlj

  November 30, 2017

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  #adult, #emojis, #facebook, #food, #foodporn, #NYC, #satire, #snapchat, #success, #theOnion, #twitter, 20something, advertising, blue apron, Brooklyn, funnywomen, instagram, Millennial, New York, New York City, parodoy, post-grad, post-grad life

• Vajingle

  My intuition told me to start writing, “To all my ladies…” but honestly, if this ad doesn’t appeal to both good-humored men and women alike, we’ve got some more work to do. Maya Rudolph is easily the best candidate to have sang a jingle about vaginas—more cleverly coined by Seventh Generation as a “vajingle.” Leslie…

  mccannlj

  June 20, 2016

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  #comeclean, 72andsunny, advertising, feminism, funnywomen, mayarudolph, seventhgeneration, women, womenincomedy

• Girls Who Code = Cool

  Satire is a tricky business in advertising. But when you can pull it off, it can be bloody brilliant. I think McCann strikes the perfect balance in their work here for Girls Who Code. Fav line: “Why can’t girls code? They menstruate.” AdWeek: “Instead of creating a campaign solely geared to inspiring young girls to…

  mccannlj

  May 24, 2016

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  advertising, feminism, funnywomen, girlswhocode, women, womeninadvertising