To write an effective advertisement, one must have a good strategy from the consumer's point of view while also being persuasive without overwhelming. The advertisement should deliver on its promises by explaining to consumers why they need the product and how it can benefit them. It should also briefly discuss disadvantages. The message should be organized with the most meaningful statement first and unnecessary parts removed. It can also try to be emotional or keep it simple. An attention-grabbing headline should create desire for the product and tell consumers how to obtain it.

1. Language of
Advertising
How to write an effective
advertisement.
Ebin Robinson
AS level

2. Basic necessities for effective
advertising
 You need to have good sound strategy
 Consumers point of view
 Persuasive
 NO overwhelming
 Deliver on promises

3.  When you want to sell your product make them
understand why they need it, and how all can it
benifit them
 AND. When you are telling about your product.
Instead of just telling about its positive and good
sides, just give a brief on the disadvatages too.
 Speak from the consumers point of view.

4. If your planning to give a message, then..
 Organize your thoughts (Remember, shorter is
better.)
 Locate the most meaningful statement in your
presentation and move it to the beginning.
 Trim what you've written, take off unnecessary
things

5.  If none of those works, then try being emotional
 Eg. There will be a seat left open, a light left on, a
favorite dinner waiting, a warm bed
made…because in your home, in our hearts, you’ve
been missed. You’ve been needed, you’ve been
cried for, prayed for. You are the reason we push
on.” Jeep

6. Or keep it clean and simple
 Eg. Apple.

7.  Write an attention grabbing headline.
 Don't start with a question
 Create desire for your product.
 And tell them how they can get your product

8. so…
1. get your readers attention - Choose a
great headline to get your reader's
attention.
2. make interest in them - giving affordable
prices. stating a fact. finding a solution to a
problem when you have the product.
3. make it emotional - the customer would be
interested to know more about the product.
4. then tell the customer how they can be
contacted to get the produt real quick or to
place an order online or something like that