Before billboards, branding, and billion-dollar ad campaigns, nature was already turning heads. And sometimes, all it took was a really red butt.Beforebillboards,branding,andbillion–dollaradcampaigns,naturewasalreadyturningheads.Andsometimes,allittookwasareallyredbutt.
Meet one of nature’s most eye-catching advertising assets…Meetoneofnature’smosteye–catchingadvertisingassets...
The baboon’s brilliantly bold backside.Thebaboon’sbrilliantlyboldbackside.
For female baboons, a bright, swollen backside is more than a fashion statement. It’s a biological signal associated with reproductive readiness.Forfemalebaboons,abright,swollenbacksideismorethanafashionstatement.It’sabiologicalsignalassociatedwithreproductivereadiness.
No words. No slogan. Just a whole lot of cheek.Nowords.Noslogan.Justawholelotofcheek.
And the message gets noticed. Male baboons pay attention to these colorful cues, proving that standing out can be a pretty effective way to get someone’s attention.Andthemessagegetsnoticed.Malebaboonspayattentiontothesecolorfulcues,provingthatstandingoutcanbeaprettyeffectivewaytogetsomeone’sattention.
Millions of years of evolution. Zero marketing meetings.Millionsofyearsofevolution.Zeromarketingmeetings.
So what have we learned?Sowhathavewelearned?
1. Those that are not afraid to flaunt their assets tend to bare the most fruit.1.Thosethatarenotafraidtoflaunttheirassetstendtobarethemostfruit.
2. Standing out is half the battle. Having something worth showing is the other half.2.Standingoutishalfthebattle.Havingsomethingworthshowingistheotherhalf.
3. Nature doesn’t need an advertising agency. But it sure knows how to make an impression.3.Naturedoesn’tneedanadvertisingagency.Butitsureknowshowtomakeanimpression.
If you need an agency that understands the strategy behind the strut, let us know.Ifyouneedanagencythatunderstandsthestrategybehindthestrut,letusknow.