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Cautionary tales of "Bargain Regret" continue in AAMI's latest campaign via Ogilvy Melbourne – Campaign Brief - Vimarsana News

Cautionary tales of "Bargain Regret" continue in AAMI's latest campaign via Ogilvy Melbourne – Campaign Brief

‘Bargain Regret’, aka that sinking feeling you experience you feel when you go for a cheap deal, only to be let down in the long run, is something we can all identify with. The latest campaign from AAMI and Ogilvy Melbourne, continues to tap into this universal insight, with a new series of spots th

'You Know With GIO' given fresh meaning with new brand campaign via Ogilvy Network - Vimarsana News

'You Know With GIO' given fresh meaning with new brand campaign via Ogilvy Network

Being certain about something is sadly a rare feeling in the third year of a global pandemic, but the latest iteration of the long-standing platform “You Know With GIO” via Ogilvy Network, aims to show that thanks to GIO and its staff, there’s one thing you can be certain about, your insurance.

A cautionary tale of 'Bargain Regret' in AAMI's new campaign via Ogilvy Melbourne - Vimarsana News

A cautionary tale of 'Bargain Regret' in AAMI's new campaign via Ogilvy Melbourne

The latest AAMI campaign via Ogilvy Australia, Melbourne, taps into the universal insight of the tantalising lure of a bargain, only to reveal that going too cheap may end up costing you more in the long run.

Australians putting their homes at risk in bid to get the perfect social media snap for Christmas - Vimarsana News

Australians putting their homes at risk in bid to get the perfect social media snap for Christmas

Australians could be putting their homes at risk in the bid to get the perfect social media snap for the holiday season, according to the latest figures.  One in three people have admitted to engaging in behaviour that is potentially risky in a bid to get the best photo for Instagram or Facebook. Posting images of the present piles in your home or buying Christmas lights to outdo a neighbour has led to home fires and break-ins peaking in December. Australians could be putting their homes at risk in the bid to get the perfect social media snap for the holiday season (stock)