1.
NHS health
campaign

2.
Target
audience
• The primary target audience for this campaign is 16–20-year
old's
• 16–18-year-olds saw the biggest increase in social media use
in the past year, with over 12 minutes more on average per
day than the previous year.
• We know young people are big users of social media - 97% in
our recent survey use Facebook and 45% are on Twitter.
• Social media and other media can influence the decisions that
pre-teens and teenagers make about their health and lifestyle.
For example, media messages and content can make it look
‘normal’, cool or grown-up to eat junk food, smoke,
vape, drink alcohol and take other drugs.
• Adults aged between 18 to 34 are most likely to
follow a brand on social media, with 95% of them
doing so.

3.
Target audience self-collected research
15 responses
16: 40%
17: 26.7%
18: 26.7%

4.
Analysis of results
From the 15 responses 66.7% of people
said they drank alcohol with most people
saying they drank for fun suggesting that
even though there are risks the
temporary joy outweighs the risks for
them therefore in my campaign
advertisement it may be beneficial to
highlight the risks of consuming alcohol
when you are only a teenager.
From the 15 responses 80% say that they
either do live an active lifestyle or try to
live an act lifestyle with a main reason as
to why they don’t exercise due to lack of
motivation therefore in my campaign I
need to use motivational language and
imagery similar to the This
Girl Can campaign to effectively engage
and entertain my target audience.

5.
Audience profile Running 1.5m
Cycling 979k
Football 866k
Swimming 583k
Climbing 455k
Badminton 235k
Boxing 218k
Tennis 205k
Number of people participating in
that sport

6.
Psychographics
Psychographics is the qualitative methodology of studying consumers based on
psychological characteristics and traits such as values, desires, goals, interests, and
lifestyle choices.
Mainstreamers
Potential target audience
Seek security tend to be domestic conformist conventional sentimental –favor value for money
family brands nearly always the largest group
Aspirers
Target audience
Seek status materialistic acquisitive orientated to image and appearance persona and fashion
attractive packaging more important contents typically younger people clerical and sales jobs.
Succeeders Seek control strong goals confidence work ethic and organisation supports stability brand choice
based on self-reward and quality typically higher management and professionals
Resigned Seek survival rigid and authoritarian values interested in the past and tradition brand choice
stresses safety familiarity and economy typically older people
Explorers
Target audience
Seeks discovery energy and individualism and experience values difference and adventure brand
choice highlights satisfaction and instant effect the first to try new brands younger demographic
usually students.
Strugglers
Potential target audience
Seeks escape alienated disorganised few resources beyond physical skills brand choice involves
impact and sensation buys alcohol junk food lottery tickets
Reformers Seeks enlightenment freedom of restrictions and personal growth social awareness and
independent judgement anti-materialistic but aware of good taste has attended higher education
and selects products for quality

7.
Demographics
My target audience is 16 –20-year
old's meaning they are still in
education or have recently left
education in the brief there is no
specific gender, socio economic
status, religion, family life cycle or
income requirements to target
my product and content towards
therefore it only must meet the
audience profile and
demographic of 16–20-year old's.

8.
The NHS client research
• The NHS stands for the National Health Service. It refers to the
Government-funded medical and health care services that everyone
living in the UK can use without being asked to pay the full cost of the
service. These services include:
• Visiting a doctor or a nurse at a doctor’s surgery
• Getting help and treatment at a hospital if you are unwell or injured
• Seeing a midwife if you are pregnant
• Getting urgent help from healthcare professionals working in the
ambulance services if you have serious or life-threatening injuries or
health problems - this might include being transported to hospital

9.
Client research-nhs
From the website
• Kickstart your health
• Healthy changes start with little changes. Whether you want to lose
weight, get active or quit smoking, Better Health is here with lots of
free tools and support. You can also find simple ways to lift your
mood with Every Mind Matters.
• There has never been a better time to kickstart your health. Let's do
this!

10.
Promotional material
Direct images from the website with the four different focus
areas of the campaign
Apps recommended by the nhs to support the target audience of
their campaigns

11.
Previous NHS or NHS supported campaigns

12.
Previous NHS campaign
• Act F.A.S.T campaign
• The act fast campaign targets everyone to be able to
recognize the signs of a stroke and call an ambulance
when one or more of these signs are present
• This campaign was carried out on all major platforms of
media such as tv adverts radio advertisements and
posters.
• The information was presented in a short sharp direct way
using an anagram to make it easier to remember and
recognize for the public
• This may be useful for my campaign to get the message
across directly and for the target audience to remember it
jogging their memory to stay on track.

13.
Previous NHS campaign
• Help us Help you campaign
• This campaign was designed to keep accident and emergency
departments quieter to allow real emergencies and major illness
and injury be seen quicker advertising that people can go to a
pharmacist before going to accident and emergency.
• This campaign uses a dramatized old Hollywood horror genre
style genre to reinforce their message
• The reference to movies suggests that it is made up and
the complaint they have is not urgent however is made to seem
worse reinforced by the line ,"take the drama out of minor illness,
see a pharmacist"
• This campaign mainly used posters as its promotional material but
also had some tv adverts in the same animated old Hollywood
horror genre style.
• This may be a strategy to use in my campaign to reinforce my
message.

14.
Quit smoking-from the NHS
• Download the free NHS Quit Smoking app
• Use the NHS Quit Smoking app to help you quit smoking
and start breathing easier.
• The app allows you to:
• track your progress
• see how much you're saving
• get daily support
• If you can make it to 28 days smoke-free, you're 5 times
more likely to quit for good!

15.
Smoking analysis for 16–20-year old's
We can make smoking history by 2030
The clock is ticking – every day in England 280
children start smoking. That’s
343,109
since the UK Government announced its ambition
for England to be smokefree by 2030.
This statistic suggests that even though they know the dangers children are
choosing to smoke therefore there are more people in the target age range
more likely to be smoking if they have smoked from a young age however
based on the OPN, 14.5% of people aged 16 years and over in Great Britain
said they currently smoked in 2020, a decrease from 15.8% in 2019. Therefore,
this may not be a target for my campaign as there are already decreases in
the amount of people who smoke and many other campaigns such as
Stoptober from Public Health England deal with the issue of people smoking
and have helped over 2 million people attempt to quit.

16.
Stop drinking-from the NHS
• Drink less
• Cutting back on the booze can be an effective way to improve your health, boost your energy, lose weight
and save money.
• Any reduction in the amount you drink every week will be beneficial – and with the right help, it's easier
than you think.
• We have some simple tips and tools to help you start cutting down today. Let's do this!
• Download the Drink Free Days app
• Feel healthier, lose weight and save money by picking your days to go drink-free.
• One simple way to cut down is to have at least a few drink-free days every week, so choose yours and get
practical support to stick with it.
• With the app you can:
• update and track your drink-free days
• get simple and practical tips to help you control your drinking
• receive reminders when you need it most
• celebrate milestones

17.
Alcohol analysis for 16-20-year old's
Mean number of alcohol units consumed per week
in England 2019 by gender and age
According to these statistics from statista.com the
age range of 16–24-year-old consume the least
amount of alcohol apart from people 75+.
The effect of alcohol for 16 – 24-year old's can have devastating
consequences for example , 21% of deaths in males and 9% of deaths in
females have been attributed to alcohol consumption. With 4% of 16 –
24-year-old men drinking more than 50 units a week and 3% of women
aged 16 – 24 drinking more than 35 units a week putting themselves at
risk of alcohol dependency, mental and behavioral problems and long-
term health risks such as liver disease. This can affect them for the rest
of their life therefore reducing alcohol consumption at a younger age
can not only have short term benefits but long-term benefits lowering
the risk of long-term damage to health such as cancer and liver
disease.
Therefore, I have selected this as one of my advertisement campaigns
aimed at 16–24-year old's.
Statistics taken from alcoholeducationtrust.org

18.
Lose weight-from the NHS
Download the free NHS Weight Loss Plan
Download the free NHS Weight Loss Plan to help you start healthier eating habits, be
more active, and start losing weight.
The plan is broken down into 12 weeks so you can:
set weight loss goals
use the BMI calculator to customise your plan
plan your meals
make healthier food choices
get more active and burn more calories
record your activity and progress
Don't worry, the app makes it easy for you – just take it one week at a time. Let's make
"one day" today!

19.
Weight analysis for 16–20-year old's
• In the year to November 2019, 62.3% of adults (people aged 18 and over) were
overweight or obese-gov.uk
• According to this survey from the NHS around 37% of people aged 16-24 are
overweight or obese however this is the smallest percentage of people who are
therefore this may not be the target for my campaign as it is aimed at 16-20
year olds therefore it may not be as effective to choose tis for the target
audience as there is already the existing advertisements for the most affected
demographic of
Percentage of people overweight
and obese
16-24 :37%
25-34 :58%
35-44 :64%
45-54 :73%
55-64 :73%
65-74 :75%
75+ :71%

20.
Get active-from the NHS
• It's the perfect time to get active. No matter how much
you do, physical activity is good for your body and
mind. Adults should aim to be active every day. Some is
good – more is better still.
• A daily brisk walk can give your body a boost, lift your
mood and make everyday activities easier.
• Try these tools, tips and special offers to move more
every day.

21.
Get active Analysis for
16–20-year old's
• From the 15 responses including 16,17 and 18
year olds 80% say that they either do live an
active lifestyle or try to live an act lifestyle with a
main reason as to why they don’t exercise due to
lack of motivation therefore in my campaign I
need to use motivational language and
imagery like the This Girl Can campaign to
effectively engage and entertain my target
audience.

22.
This Girl Can
• This Girl Can-No one gets to choose how you exercise other than you. Your
body, your call. And whatever that looks like, we think it’s worth
celebrating. This Girl Can, funded by The National Lottery, believes that
there’s no “right” way to get active. However, you jiggle, kick, lift, stretch,
or sprint, it’s time to get moving how you damn please.
• This girl can is an empowerment campaign
• Its aim is to empower women to get back into sport and give them the
confidence.
• This girl can campaign was highly successful in its campaign using everyday
people to promote their campaign with catchy and memorable slogans
and catchphrases to back up their campaign.

23.
Analysis of This Girl Can
• The This Girl Can empowerment campaign is not only impactful but
inspirational with an aim to get women back into sport
• The campaign uses real life examples that defy stereotypes and
beauty and societal standards of what a woman should be challenging
the theories of Laura Mulvey and Liesbet Van Zoonen
• The This Girl Can campaign uses a variety of real-life women of all
ethnicity races size age and religion to show that anyone can do what
they are doing motivating their audience to get active along with the
inclusion of inspirational slogans and mantras layered on top of the
images to reinforce the message.
• The campaign also defies the stereotypes of a woman in sport
showing that women can play sports and play them well just as good
as men when previously sport was a patriarchal stereotype of those
who could afford to play them.

24.
The most popular tv advertisement of
all time
This popular ad fired on all cylinders – it was intelligent, original, and above all, daring. Customers flooded
electronics stores, going on to purchase $155 million worth of Macintosh computers three months after the ad
debuted.- qualitylogoproducts.com
In this advertisement a woman is shown defeating a brain washing machine by throwing a hammer which is
stereotypically a man's event at the olympics showing that women can do the same as men and succeed when
everyone else is brainwashed into thinking a certain way this advertisement shows that women can challenge and
break stereotypes that face them just like she broke the brainwashing machine that all the me conformed to.This
advertisement reverses the role of character according to Vladmir Propps character theory and gender stereotypes
making the women save the man when usually it is other way around empowering women of the age.
The advertisement was directed by ridely scott known for gladiator and aliens with a scarcely dressed woman
reinforcing Laura Mulvey male gaze theory.
It also refers to George Orwell's 1984 therefore reinforcing the popularity of the advertisement as if audiences like
the book or George Orwell then they may like the advertisement as it brings the theme of the book to like and
almost changes the book into a visual representation making the advertisement almost into a short film.
This may be a theme I could explore and develop for my own advertisement given the popularity of this
advertisement with audiences.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zfqw8nhUwA
APPLE 1984

25.
Current advertisements for the campaign

26.
• Current products for the campaign are extremely colourful using bright blues, pinks,
yellows and greens as their main colours drawing the eye of the audience to the
advertisements .
• For the most part the posters use real life people and examples showing them in the
middle of their own journey or just starting out .
• This can allow the audience to see themselves in the posters due to wide range of
representation almost motivating them to give it a try as if someone who looks like
them can why can't they.
• However, for the quit smoking section of the campaign it uses flowers and living life to
represent the lungs and what can happen to them in a less gruesome way than
showing real lungs.
• Eventhough real lungs are not used within the campaign it is still impactful enough to
get the message of the campaign across with one side of the lungs being filled with
colour beauty and life whilst the other side is barren bare and dead almost a reflection
on a smoker's life such as if you stop smoking the flowers will grow back and your
health will improve allowing you to live a happy long life however if you start to smoke
or continue to smoke your lungs and health will deteriorate like dying flowers
eventually making your life barren bare and unhappy.
Analysis of current campaign
products