Common Advertising Strategies

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    1. Common Advertising Strategies Buyer Beware!
    2. Ideal Kids
      • The kids in the commercials are a little older and more perfect than the target audience of the ad.
      • A commercial that is targeting eight year-olds will show 11 or 12 year-old models playing with the toy.
    3. Heart Strings
      • Commercials create an emotional connection that draws you into the advertisement and makes you feel good.
      • We are more attracted by products that make us feel good.
    4. Amazing Toys
      • Many toy commercials show their toys in life-like fashion, doing incredible things.
      • Airplanes do loops and cars do wheelies.
      • Advertisers make a product look bigger than it actually is. (Scale)
    5. Life-like Settings
      • Barbie relaxes on the beach with waves crashing in the background, space aliens fly through dark outer space and all-terrain vehicles leap over rivers and trenches.
      • These dramatic settings do not come with the toys, however.
    6. Sounds Good
      • Music and other sound effects add to the excitement of the commercial.
      • Sound can make toys seem more life-like.
    7. Cute Celebrities
      • Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Pillsbury Doughboy, Tony the Tiger.
      • All these characters are ways of helping children identify with products.
    8. Bandwagon
      • Join the crowd!
      • Don’t be left out!
    9. Family Fun
      • This is something the whole family can do together.
      • This toy will bring more family togetherness.
    10. Excitement
      • Watch the expressions on children’s faces.
      • Never a dull moment, never boring.
    11. Selective Editing/Omission
      • Commercials only show brilliant catches and perfect throws.
      • This technique is mainly used in commercials for athletic toys.
      • Advertisers don’t give you the full story about
      • their product.
    12. Star Power
      • Sports heroes, movie stars, and teenage heart throbs endorse the products.
      • Children listen, not realizing the star is paid well for the endorsement.
    13. Facts and Figures
      • Statistics are used to prove the superiority of the product.
      • For example, this cereal contains 9 essential vitamins.
      100 % Organic
    14. Weasel Words
      • Words are used to suggest a positive meaning without actually making a guarantee.
      • Some examples: natural, organic, homemade.
      Part of this nutritious breakfast
    15. Summary of Techniques
      • Ideal Kids
      • Heart Strings
      • Amazing Toys
      • Life-like settings
      • Sounds Good
      • Cute Celebrities
      • Bandwagon
      • Selective Editing/Omission
      • Family Fun
      • Excitement
      • Star Power
      • Facts and Figures
      • Weasel Words
    16. Advertisers Target the Audience
      • What is the age of the target audience?
      • What is the gender of the target audience?
      • What is the social status of the target audience?
    17. Buyer Beware!
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