Adding commercials to IMDb - a few clarifications

Hi.

I haven't been adding many commercials to IMDb due to obvious issues with credits and other info (well, the lack of them), but since they're accepted there's no real need to avoid them either. Some are documented better than others and those are a bit easier to add.

I read the guide (with Music Videos: https://help.imdb.com/article/contribution/titles/submitting-a-commercial-or-music-video/G75CJL7UUDSWV7U5?ref_=helpart_nav_14# ), but I still have some additional questions:

1) How to add a corporate campaign, which (at least with the bigger companies and brands) is often the case. This means that several (different) commercials are created/released within the same "umbrella" and "campaign name" (the latter could be more like a slogan also and often the subtitle of the commercial after the brand name).

For (quite random) example, Robert De Niro did a few different commercials for Kia cars recently ( https://thenewswheel.com/robert-de-niro-kia-commercial/ ). I  believe they're all part of the "same" campaign in the UK, but should they all be added to IMDb separately (vs adding one title that basically covers them all within the same campaign)?

This question also refers to "Connections - follows for ongoing commercial series" part found from the guide, which wasn't 100% clear to me.

( Note, that I'm not really talking about a clearly different versions of the same commercial. Where e.g. the "original" commercial can be something like 40 seconds to 1-minute, but some versions are then cut to 10-20 seconds. )


2) As we know, it's (usually, at least) the advertising agency that does the actual planning, writing and often the art direction for the commercial. They are pretty much the "creators", setting the guidelines to the campaign and different commercials.

A copywriter is pretty much the closest person when it comes to "writer", and there are usually other people involved like agency's art director (which probably means a bit different thing than the actual art director in the production when they film the commercial), agency's producer (again, a bit different thing than the producer from the actual production company) and maybe people like "creative supervisor" or "art supervisor" from the agency's side. And sometimes the copywriter can actually be something like "senior copywriter" at the time of the commercial (there can be several copywriters in the company, but it's the senior one that is involved in the commercial). All these mentioned occupations and titles are real, based on the research I did for the certain commercials.

To which department the credits related more to the advertising agency are added? Is "copywriter" added to Writing, and is the agency's art director added to Art Direction (even when there could be another Art Director during the actual production of the commercial)? "Creative supervisor" and "art supervisor", perhaps to Art Department, or to Misc?

One idea could be to add certain occupation like "agency copywriter" (OR: "copywriter: agency"), "agency art director" (OR: "art director: agency") and "agency producer" (OR: producer: agency) to make it more clear that those credits are from the advertising agency side. I mean whether we like it or not, the advertising agency is usually quite involved with commercials.

Sorry for the long post. I just don't feel confident enough to add commercials based on the guide that IMDb now has. Sure, maybe adding that well-known director, DoP and celebrity actor, but with research also some other names (also from the agency side) start to pop up.

Thanks again.