Zendesk | Relationships Are Complicated: “Space Crap”

Zendesk drops us into an absurd sci-fi scenario where a stressed-out human and an alien customer argue over — you guessed it — space crap. Set on a spaceship, the ad dramatizes a messy customer relationship through hilarious intergalactic tension. The core message: customer relationships are complicated, but Zendesk helps smooth things over, even when […]
Join.me | Frantic

Join.me captures the high-stress chaos of trying to set up a meeting without reliable conferencing tools. A man scrambles through his office, balancing coffee, dodging colleagues, and shouting to get a meeting started — only to realize he doesn’t have the access code. The message? Meeting tools shouldn’t make meetings harder. Enter Join.me: simple, no-download […]
Salesforce | Without Salesforce: Chaos.

Salesforce contrasts the chaos of managing business without their platform against the clarity and growth that comes with it. The video opens with a chaotic office scene, where employees struggle with fragmented tools, missed deadlines, and frustrated interactions. Then, Salesforce steps in, presenting a streamlined, connected workspace where teams collaborate smoothly and data flows effortlessly, […]
Zendesk | Helpful AI agents

Zendesk delivers a hilariously dry mockumentary-style ad that introduces its AI tools by doing the opposite of what you’d expect: showing AI agents acting like unhelpful humans. Set in a fictional office called “AI-ssist,” we meet chatbots that are late for meetings, passive-aggressive, and more focused on their lunch than solving support tickets. The twist? […]
SAP | Swimming in HR problems?

SAP turns a corporate HR nightmare into a literal flood. The video opens on an overwhelmed HR leader sitting in a rapidly flooding office—paperwork floating, employees flailing, and a clear sense of drowning in disorganization. But at the center of it all, the HR lead remains calm, dry, and in control. Why? Because SAP’s human […]
SAP | Is finance in the hot seat?

SAP dramatizes the stress of finance with a literal office fire. The scene opens on a CFO calmly seated at her desk, sipping coffee, while the entire office erupts in flames behind her. Alarms blare, employees panic, and chaos reigns—except for her. Why? Because SAP has her covered. The ad uses fire as a metaphor […]
ClickUp | Surgeons Can’t Work Without Their Tools In One Place

In this commercial, ClickUp draws a sharp comparison between surgeons and professionals who juggle multiple apps. The setting? A chaotic operating room where a doctor can’t find his tools. One’s across the hall. Another’s under a vending machine. Everything’s scattered—just like your projects when you don’t use ClickUp. The result? Confusion, panic, and lost time. […]
ClickUp | Are You Hitting A Wall-ter At Work?

In this ad, ClickUp personifies workplace frustration through a literal wall named Wall-ter. He’s a sarcastic, unhelpful, cinder block of an obstacle—both physically and metaphorically representing the blockers that teams face without the right productivity tools. The ad opens in a bland office where employees keep “hitting a wall”—only this time, it’s not a figure […]
Veritas Technologies | The Truth in Cloud: It’s not there.

In this satirical commercial, Veritas Technologies addresses a prevalent misconception in cloud computing: the belief that cloud service providers are solely responsible for data protection. The ad humorously underscores the importance of organizations taking proactive measures to safeguard their data, emphasizing that relying solely on cloud providers can lead to vulnerabilities. The Formula (That Works […]
Veritas Technologies | The Truth in Cloud: Are we down?

In this satirical commercial, Veritas Technologies addresses a common misconception in cloud computing: the belief that cloud service providers are solely responsible for data protection and uptime. The ad uses humor to highlight the critical importance of organizations taking proactive measures to safeguard their data, emphasizing that reliance on cloud providers alone can lead to […]