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Every week, I attempt to share a curated list of clutter-breaking ads<\/a>. The first and most important job of an ad is to get noticed \u2013 everything else is secondary. But unfortunately most ads are simply ignored: a fate worse than being disliked. Here are a few recent ads which caught my eye.<\/p>\n

Oura: give us the finger<\/strong><\/p>\n

The context<\/em>: over the last few years, smart rings have become popular as health accessories. Most ads for such feature protagonists who are young, athletic and health conscious. A new theme campaign from Oura sharply focuses on the older demographic.<\/p>\n

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\u201cAs a culture, we\u2019ve been conditioned to try and escape the reality of aging, drawn instead to the search for eternal youth. But the truth is, aging is inevitable, and getting older is a gift. When we\u2019re fortunate enough to do it in good health, our later years can be some of the most meaningful. In 2025, we want to empower our members to meet their health journey with fierce optimism and a clear purpose: to live longer, healthier, and more vibrantly than ever before.<\/p>\n

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Why I like it<\/em>: the ad industry is obsessed with Generation Z in general. In a majority of ads we see late teens and youngsters as protagonists \u2013 even in categories where the older, more affluent generation are likely the majority of buyers. It is understood that the younger age group is likely have relatively less disposable income. In markets like India, there could be categories as exceptions \u2013 where the majority of buyers could be in the 18-25 age group. But overall, the older demographic, especially the silver generation are likely to have much higher savings and propensity to spend, even indulge. They are also increasingly conscious of their health and realise the need to stay healthy and active. We see that in the constant extension of what is considered to be \u2018over the hill\u2019 or even the retirement age. Many continue to remain active in their profession well past the formal retirement age. In that context, the Oura campaign get the messaging and tone of voice right: \u2018it\u2019s an invitation to wear your commitment\u2014to living fully, aging with intention, and supporting your health through every stage<\/em>.\u2019<\/p>\n

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