The two-page album advert for Ellie Goulding's "Lights" album uses several conventional techniques to attract attention, such as displaying the artist's name and album title prominently, including reviews from well-known sources, and featuring a large picture of the artist against a background resembling lights to illustrate the album title. Reviews, the artist's image, and references to the album title and artist are used to sell the album and catch the audience's eye.

1. The whole advert extends onto
two pages. Firstly this makes
the advert extremely eye
catching and hard to miss but
also represents the size of the
artist in the music world
There are a number of
reviews of the album
displayed under the release
date. This helps sell an artists
album because its
demonstrating well known
names think its good
The album is called
‘lights’ and we see the
advert is made to look as
if lights are in the
background which is a
direct illustration
Its conventional in
the sense that the
advert shows the
artists name, album
name and release
date
The artists name is
displayed in a large font
which is eye catching for the
reader.
A picture of the
artist is shown
which is
conventional of an
album advert
The picture of the
artist takes up a
whole page which can
immediately catch
certain audience
members attention
Ellie Goulding Album Advert
Artist’s record
label shown at
the bottom
which is
conventional