Uber is taking a different approach to St. Patrick’s Day marketing this year. Instead of encouraging revelers to stay out longer, the ride-sharing company is celebrating the moment people quietly
Uber Eats is back with a second wave of its long-running “Get Almost, Almost Anything” campaign, once again turning product names into hilariously literal setups to spotlight the platform’s growing
Uber Eats has been slowly simmering a deliciously unhinged theory: what if football was never really about football at all, but a carefully orchestrated plan to sell food? From Matthew
Uber Eats is heading back to the Super Bowl for the sixth straight year and it’s not changing the playbook. Instead, the brand is doubling down on one of its
Uber Eats is taking its long-running “Get Almost, Almost Anything” platform to a new level of playful absurdity, unveiling a fresh round of cinematic stories that treat everyday items a
Every so often, a holiday spot hits you square in the chest before you even realize what’s happening. Uber’s new Christmas film, Close, did that to me. I started watching
Uber Eats is back with another deliciously unhinged chapter of its “Football Is for Food” campaign, and once again, Bradley “Go Birds” Cooper is the conspiracy theorist America didn’t know
The internet had a collective double-take on Friday when Uber’s verified X account (formerly Twitter) appeared to slide into the comments of OnlyFans creator Sophie Rain, not for a brand collab, but for grocery
Football is back and so is Uber Eats‘ ridiculously funny conspiracy campaign starring one of Philadelphia’s proudest fans, Bradley Cooper. The Oscar-winning actor fronts the brand’s newest NFL partnership, a
Yes, we’ve got two Reel Ads of the Week, and this one slices through nostalgia like a sharpened hook. Sarah Michelle Gellar, the original scream queen, is back in the
Brian Cox may have conquered the boardroom in Succession, but now he’s claimed the quad. “Brian Cox Goes to College,” Uber One’s debut campaign for its student membership offering, took
For its fifth consecutive Super Bowl appearance, Uber Eats is serving up a wild conspiracy theory courtesy of Matthew McConaughey—one that suggests football was actually invented to sell food. In
Choosing the best advertiser of the year is never easy, but 2024 proved to be particularly challenging. With brands stepping up their creativity across multiple platforms, the competition was fierce.
This is the funniest spot I have seen in a long time. Like, legit funny. Uber is rolling out its first-ever campaign, from Special US, for Uber One for Students,
Uber Eats is back with a frightful twist this year in its “Don’t Let Halloween Sneak Up On You” campaign. Created with agency Rethink and directed by Jeff Low at
Uber has introduced a new advertising campaign featuring Lou Reed’s Perfect Day and the Beatles’ I Want to Hold Your Hand to promote its services during the upcoming Paris Olympics.
Uber Eats is set to feature power couple David and Victoria Beckham in its upcoming Super Bowl commercial, and the brand has released a playful teaser to build anticipation. The
Uber has launched a new multi-channel campaign for its membership program in the UK. The campaign features Hollywood icon Robert De Niro and Sex Education star Asa Butterfield and highlights
In 2022, Uber Eats, in partnership with Visa and the Local Initiatives Support Corporation, launched a B2B small business effort. Called “Grants for Growth,” the program offered $10,000 grants to
9-5 jobs don’t work for everyone. They won’t let you start and stop work when you need to, whether it’s going to pick up your child at school, making that
