Linsey Foods

Linsey Foods ETTU salads
Bosch TV ads

Soda and Tonic created an exciting and integrated promotion (more…)

Jagermiester Saw Maple Pictures Bloodmoney Promotion

Nutella Holiday Packaging

fererro-Nutella holiday packaging

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An agency filled with creative strategists.

Soda & Tonic is an agency equipped with problem-solvers – interpreters of advertising and marketing problems, within the framework of a media-neutral agency. We utilize newspaper, billboards, television, direct mail and social media to mold the campaign to suit the client.

Solving marketing problems isn’t easy. It requires finding the right advertising mix – taking the fun, effervescent creative (Soda) and adding a splash of medicinal, strategic planning (Tonic). This is what Soda & Tonic does – we customize marketing and advertising tools to suit the client’s tastes. We add the perfect ingredients, stir them just-so, and then garnish accordingly.

To see how we get the Soda and the Tonic to mix so nicely, feel free to take a look around.

10
Feb

Superbore or Superbowl?

By • February 10, 2012 • Uncategorized • Leave a comment

If the excitement of the game, great food and good times with friends weren’t enough to entice you to watch the Superbowl than maybe this year’s ads would have done it. If you were fortunate enough to catch the ads from the US then you might be up for a debate on whether or not [...]

01
Feb

Awesome Canadian Woman writes Awesome Canadian Blog.

By • February 1, 2012 • Uncategorized • Leave a comment

Excuse me while I lower the volume on my incredibly empowering feminist music (lowers Beyonce). I’ve always been baffled by the lack of accurate and authentic female targeted advertising. When I think of advertising I’ve seen recently (where I fit the target demographic) this is what I can recall: Supermodels flaunting their gorgeous manes with [...]

12
Jan

OOH or OOM?

By • January 12, 2012 • Uncategorized • Leave a comment

Imagine the movie “The 6th Sense”. Picture that adorable little boy, hauntingly whispering “I see dead people”. Is it terrible that I’m beginning to hear that little boy when I think about out-of-home advertising, but instead of being the only one who sees dead people – he says “I see billboards”? The reason behind this [...]