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made the biggest impression on you in the past 5 years ? Why you like that ad? International ad or Local ad ? Did you end up buying that product or service ?
Remember this .
People need to do more than just enjoy what they
see. We are not making a movie. The ad should change consumers behaviors and attitudes. Atleast viewers should remember the good and service being advertised.
Advertising Theory
For advertising design we use 3
theoretical approaches:
Hierarchy of Effects Model
Advertising Theory
Leverage Point It moves the
consumer from understanding a products benefits to linking those benefits with personal values.
Awareness
Knowledge
Liking
Preference
Conviction
Actual Purchase
maintained
Impulse buying Coupons or discounts may trigger purchase where there
was no conviction For commodities, might not even know the name of the brand bought
It has similarities with theories about attitude and
Affective
Conative
particular brand without sufficient knowledge. You need to ensure that purchasers must like your brand and build a strong preference for it. Strong convictions that particular brand is superior than other brands in the market.
Means-End Theory
This approach suggests that an advertisement should
contain a message or means that leads the consumer to a desired end state.
These end states include the personal values like:
excitement,
fun personal
security sense of
salvation self-respect
MECCAS
MECCAS Means-End Conceptualization of
Components for Advertising Strategy The model suggests using 5 elements in creating ads
Products attributes Consumer benefits Leverage points Personal values Executional framework
Calcium
Healthy bones
the advertisement and the brand tend to be more easily remembered than verbal copy they are stored in the brain as both pictures and words dual coding makes it easier to recall stored in both left and right side of brain verbals get stored only in left side of brain concrete pictures have better recall
Visual Esperanto
Global advertising agencies try to
most successful
Fear
Life insurance companies
consequence of not being insured Mouthwash and shampoo bad breath and dandruff
levels of fear in ads tend to go unnoticed, while if it is too high, people become anxious and switch channels. So a moderate level of fear works best!
Response costs
SelfEfficacy
Response Efficacy
Positive Consequence
Humor
Humor is one of the best techniques for cutting
through clutter
The success of humor as an ad appeal is based on 3
products benefits
Fevicol
Humor
When humor fails, it is usually because the joke in the ad
elses expense
Humor is cultural
Sex
Sex no longer sells the way it used to it no longer
has shock value Todays teens are growing up in societies immersed in sex Seeing yet another sexually oriented ad gets very little attention
Sexuality has been used in ads in 5 different ways
Subliminal techniques Nudity or partial nudity Victorias Secret Overt sexuality - Axe Sexual suggestiveness Sensuality Slices Aamsutra
regardless of the gender of the individual in the ad or the gender of the audience
The attention is greater for opposite sex situations than same-sex
situations
In order to get the attention of both the male and the female, many
appeals
Considered interesting, and controversial
brand
Social tolerance about using sex tends to swing over the
years
Currently, the society is swinging towards being conservative
in the first world studies in this part of the world are not that well known
Musical Appeals
Extremely important advertising
ingredient Helps capture the listeners attention Easily linked to emotions, memories and other experiences Examples: Coca Cola, Nescafe Music is also considered more persuasive Much higher recall If you cant say anything, sing it! David Ogilvy
Musical Appeals
Decisions regarding selection of
something original be created? What emotional pitch should the music reach? How does the music fit with the message of the ad?
Rational Appeals
Follows the hierarchy of effects stages If ad is oriented to the knowledge stage, it will transmit basic
product information.
In the preference stage, the ad shifts to presenting logical
presented
Rational Appeals
Most effective in the print media it
Emotional Appeals
With parents With siblings With children With extended family members
Scarcity Appeals
Urges consumers to buy a particular product because
of a limitation
Available for a limited time, or limited edition, etc. Often tied to other promotional tools limited price
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Structure of an Advertisement
Majority of ads prepared tend to contain 5 elements
The promise of a benefit, or the headline
Any Questions?