Cluely’s billboards (above) became the story of the summer and a damn good story too. There was a lot of trendy talk about ...

Twix recently released a humorous ad promoting its twin-fingered chocolate sweet treat, but some stuffy viewers failed to see the funny side. As a result, the playful ad was swiftly banned by the ...

Hey, remember that Yeah, well, forget them both. And forget all the other humorous ads Kia has created in the past, because the Korean automaker is getting serious with its advertising. Seriously. Kia ...

Bud Light is back in the game. The controversial beer brand launched a teaser Thursday for what is promised to be a humorous Super Bowl commercial, marking a return to basics after a months-long ...

Humor doesn’t just sell—it sells well, and that’s no joke. There are any number of stats to validate it. Research from Oracle indicates that 90% of consumers are more likely to recall a product or ...

Whether driven by instincts, ideas, or anything else, there comes a time in most people’s lives when they want to find their perfect match. That special someone who they can spend the rest of their ...

It’s time to stop taking advertising so seriously. Let’s put the laughs—and the growth—back into marketing. The Fast Company Executive Board is a private, fee-based network of influential leaders, ...

Answer: Actually, as you'd expect, people really like humorous ads. But, they have proven more appropriate in ads for products that people are not really involved in (that is, products that they don't ...

The Washington health exchange has launched a new advertising and outreach campaign, focused on helping people understand the value of insurance. New television ads take a humorous look at the ways ...

From Snickers’ You’re Not You When You’re Hungry 2010 spot with Betty White to Wendy’s Where’s the Beef 1984 spot, Super Bowl commercials are known to be the funniest of all time. So why aren’t ...

If businesses want to convert Super Bowl ads into spending, they need to be funnier. More than half–67 percent–of consumers measure how much they like a commercial by its level of humor, according to ...