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Whats the nations favorite John Lewis advert?

By Pie Recruitment

So, I was in Notcuts at the weekend getting a nice big breakfast (due to one too many gins the night before) and also to have a look around, and I couldn’t quite believe what I saw.

As I turned the corner…

I entered…

Santa’s grotto!

The shock, glee and despair that spread across the faces of my fellow shoppers.

Christmas decorations! Already! Its only October!

But I am not an early Christmas hater, I am an appreciator! And I CANNOT WAIT to start the festive build up.

So many great things come with the wonderful season. Mulled wine, cold nights, red wine, sparkly decorations, baileys, Christmas parties, did I mention Wine?

But one of the best things about Christmas, I think, is…

THE JOHN LEWIS ADVERT!!!

I love them!!! I look forward to them every year! They are DEFINITELY an example of marketing done well!

I saw this article where you can vote for your favorite advert and what a selection to choose from. Plus you can watch them. ALL!!! Maybe turn down the volume as your colleagues may not appreciate it.

But seriously, John Lewis lead the way in marketing with their adverts. They even have a premier date, with millions tuning in to the first viewing!

So I’m on the countdown! It normally airs in the second week of November and also its less than 3 months till Christmas 😊

#HOHOHO #Bahhumbug

Forgotten which you preferred, the lonely penguin or the lovestruck snowmen? Remind yourself of John Lewis' iconic Christmas ads over the years and vote for your favourite From impatient children to animated woodland creatures – and, indeed, last year's lonely old man on the moon – John Lewis has provided us with some tearjerking tales over the last few Christmas seasons. John Lewis released its first Christmas television advert in 2007, working with agency Lowe London for two years before switching to its campaign creators Adam & Eve DDB.

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