MEMORABLE ADS
HASTINGS
SAUVAGE WITH JOHNNY DEPP
ADVERTISING ON DIFFERENT MEDIA PLATFORMS
RADIO ADVERT
- DELICIOUSNESS
- 'Everyone loves kit-kats - you probably want one now!'
- Aimed at a wide range, but sweets are often advertised to children and parents.
TV ADVERT
- NOVELTY
- 'You'll be cool and mysterious if you buy our perfume.'
- Celebrity endorsement.
- Aimed at men who could be fans of Johnny Depp.
MAGAZINE ADVERT
- RELATABILITY
- 'This sofa is cosy, buy it to be cosy.'
- Readers of the magazine - tailored to middle aged women?
WHAT MAKES AN ADVERT MEMORABLE?
I'm really interested in the theory behind advertising, the strategy that goes into convincing members of the public to buy things. Whilst not being on board with capitalism as a whole, I'm truly invested in the how and why of its systems. Advertising is impossible to avoid, which I believe is unethical - that being said, it's fascinating and you can learn so much about
wackaging/being weird (and why that's saturated nowadays) - constant one-upping
being catchy/earworms
being controversial/backlash (nike, greggs vegan, keurig, that one where kendall jenner stops a riot with pepsi)/boycotts - people getting angry will do your advertising for you
showing support for an issue (both for good reputation and backlash from opposition like nike)
so bad it's good (perfume adverts like sauvage, my favourite advert because it's quotably funny)
humanising social media brands (not tv but interactions between brand ambassadors)
obligatory capitalism mention - so many brands vying for public attention, overwhelming
Press releases
ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS
INTERNET ADVERTISING
- COOKIES
- POP UP ADS
- PRODUCT PLACEMENT
- BRAND TWITTER HUMANISING
- EMAIL MARKETING
- WEB BANNERS
- SEARCH ENGINE MARKETING
- ADSENSE EW
CELEBRITY ENDORSEMENT
- TARGET DEMOGRAPHIC - CLASS, GENDER, AGE ETC.
- GEOGRAPHICS - GEOGRAPHICAL STATUS
- PSYCHOGRAPHICS - PERSONALITY, LIFESTYLE, VALUES ETC.
- MAINSTREAMERS
- ASPIRERS
- SUCCEEDERS
- RESIGNED
- EXPLORERS
- STRUGGLERS
- REFORMERS
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