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ADVERTISING

PRESENTED BY:-
ISHA GANDHI
MBA
SEC.N
CONTENTS

• Introduction
•Types of Media
• Definition
•Types of Appeal
• Elements •Criticism
• Objectives •Conclusion
• Functions
Definition

“Advertising consists of all the activities


involved in presenting to an audience a non
personal sponsor-identified, paid-for message
about a product or organization.”

“William J. Stanton”
Elements

• Paid form
• Non personal
• Speedy and mass communication
• Identified sponsor
Objectives

• To increase demand
• To sell a new product and to build new brands
• To build goodwill
• To support salesman
• To educate the masses
Functions

• Promotion of sale
• Introduction of a new product
• Creation of good public image
• Education of people
• Helpful in facing competition
Types of media

Print Outdoor Internet


Media Media Media

Broadcast Direct mail Others


Media Media
TYPES OF
APPEAL…
Informational Appeal

This appeal is usually straight forward and


delivers the message directly. It lists out the
benefits to the person.
Musical Appeal

This appeal is one in which an ad is basically has a


musical background or one or more people sing a
song about the product.
Celebrity Appeal
Celebrity appeal as the name suggests uses the
name and following of a celebrity like rock star ,a
movie star or a sport star.
Fashion Appeal

Changes in fashion are affected by this kind


of appeal where people are motivated to buy
products due to the change in time.
Social Appeal
This appeal usually targets the society and the
citizens in general to improve and enhance the
living and working condition.
Humorous Appeal
When advertiser convey his message through
advertising in a funny and hilarious manner, it is
known as humorous appeal.
Emotional Appeal

This type of advertisements include warmth,


sentiments ,family/kids/friends and use
adjectives like heaven ,lovely, gentle.
Most Effective Appeal
Others
Emotional
Humor
Musical
The Most Expensive Media

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Audio magazine yellow newpaper Radio
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Criticism

•Makes the product more costly


•Creates brand monopoly
•Undermines moral values
•Confuses the buyer
Conclusion

• Effective means of communication.


• Help in developing overall product & firm image.
• Efficient impact on the consumers and society.
• Identified with the different brands available.
THANK YOU

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