Bugs may be creepy and crawly, but insects also apparently make good sales, um, people? Just check out some of these cute, strange, and effective advertisements featuring insects of all types, from dancing ants to grasshoppers that help sell cars. These insect photos and artwork may be clever, but do they make you want to buy? Maybe the marketing departments see something in bugs that the rest of us miss — or maybe they’re just cheap hires!
Fedex: Grasshopper
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Calgary Farmers Market: Apple
Text on ad: Fresh all winter.
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Tesa Anti Insect Net: Mosquito
Text on ad: If they don’t fit, they don’t enter. Anti insect net for doors and windows. Anti Insect Net, Tesa
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IWC: Flea
Text on ad: Passion for details. International Watch Co. Schaffhausen
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Volkswagen Polo: Snail
Text on ad: Ridiculously small prices. Polo.
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Fenistil: Caterpillar
Text on ad: Tame your irritation
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Pledge: Ants
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Dos Pinos Fruit Nectar: Pear
Text on ad: The best of the fruit
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Calgary Farmers Market: Eggplant
Text on ad: Fresh all winter.
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Eini & Co cupcakes: Bee
Text on ad: Eini & Co Cupcakes. Order your arrangement at eini.ca
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Volkswagen Golf Sportline: Grasshopper
Text on ad: Closer to the road. The Golf Sportline
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Baygon: Cockroach
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Dr Scholl Foot deodorant: Dungbeetle.
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Persil: Butterfly
Text on ad: Protect them before they fade.
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Electrabel: Butterfly
Magazine campaign in which Belgium biggest energy-provider wants to let the public know that they also invest inculture, nature and the environment.
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Surf Laundry Detergent: Bee
Text on ad: The softness of Surf
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Tattoo Invaders: Butterfly
Text on ad: Bring it to life.
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Hains: Insects
Text on ad: No scratchy labels. Hanes. Original tagless comfort
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Digicape: Apple worm
Text on ad: Authorized repairs and support.
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