Articles Tagged ‘Zulubot’
2019 Digital AOY Bronze: Zulu Alpha Kilo goes deeper on data
Data and creativity play nice at the Toronto agency, where strategy and facts are seen as “creative jet fuel.”
Zulu Alpha Kilo celebrates 10 years in business
A decade of non-conformity, creative disruption and sticking it to the (ad) man.
Shelly’s mission: getting people home safely
Uber and MADD share a story of grief from a driver who is fighting impaired driving.
Zulubot adds director of content
Cary Smith joins the agency’s content team to help build its offering with a focus on “modern content platforms.”
Check it out: People for Good’s cozy new garment
“The Togetherness Shirt” aims to conquer divisiveness by reminding us that we’re all part of the same race.
Interac’s mystery man
Just who is this guy, and why isn’t he paying for anything?
Check it out: Zulu makes a bi-partisan pitch
The agency makes a play for the U.S. market by sending an RFP to both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
Branded content gets real (and pays for itself)
A look at who has moved beyond test-and-learn to make compelling content part of their business model.
Zulu’s new content-creating creatives
ACDs Catherine Allen and Ian Simpson have left Ogilvy to begin work at their new shop this week.
Fibre of the community
To support Small Business Saturday, Zulu Alpha Kilo helps put a face to Canada’s independent businesses.
Signs of the sky (not) falling
Publisher Mary Maddever looks past the doom and gloom of agency consolidation, and extols signs of reinvention.
Interac issues a challenge
In a new social media push, the debit brand is encouraging Canadians to spend their next three weeks credit-free.
Zulubot: coming to a screen near you
How a four-year-old’s robot sketch inspired Zulu Alpha Kilo’s new content division.
