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A history of ad campaigns that completely missed the mark

A history of ad campaigns that completely missed the mark
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New campaign encourages Aussies to Go down south with your mouth – Travel Weekly

Risqué new tourism campaign encourages Aussies to Go Down South With Your Mouth – Travel Weekly

01 Apr 2021 A cheeky new campaign has emerged that encourages Aussie travellers to experience South Australia and ‘Go Down South With Your Mouth’. Designed to inspire travellers to taste the wonders of our southern region, the campaign invites your clients to get in touch with their senses by getting sloshed and “eating out” in South Australia’s food and wine regions. And, if you haven’t guessed it by now, this campaign was not released by the South Australian Tourism Commission, but a company called Taste Down South, and coincidentally was released just in time for April Fool’s Day. Complete with a sensual clip that makes us more excited to taste Aussie produce than we should be, the campaign has its own

Go down south with your mouth unofficial South Australia tourism campaign captures attention

Go down south with your mouth unofficial South Australia tourism campaign captures attention SHARE Share A risque new tourism campaign, purporting to be for South Australia, has generated plenty of attention on social media, but the state s official tourism body has denied any involvement. The supposed campaign urges Australians to Go down south, with your mouth , a phrase immediately interpreted as a double entendre. See Also Given it s April Fools Day, one might have expected this sort of joke, but the campaign announcement was made with a press release two days earlier. For a prank, it s a sophisticated one. The release gives little indication that the campaign is not official, citing tourism research data and written in a straight style, not tongue in cheek (no pun intended). There s even a video with high production values similar to a real tourism campaign. 

April Fool s Day 2021: police sausage dogs, self-jiggling tea bags and Gina Rinehart s new book

April Fool’s Day 2021: police sausage dogs, self-jiggling’ tea bags and Gina Rinehart s new book Natasha May © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Alamy Last year was bleak. So this April Fool’s Day everyone from government agencies to brands and even Gina Rinehart jumped at the chance to generate some laughs in 2021. Many organisations created their own promotional videos or press releases to test the credulity of the Australian public. Guardian Australia sorted through them all to bring you the best – and worst – of this year’s jokes. © Photograph: Alamy Promotions for an ‘anti-gravity trampoline’ and Crime Stoppers Victoria announcing its call takers were also trained mind readers were among this year’s April Fool’s Day gags.

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