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This is a media advertisement for an audio summer festival targeted at 16-19 year olds. The festival aims to promote socializing, dancing, and having fun for teens. It will be released on radio and TV worldwide without offensive language to avoid legal issues.
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Formal Proposal 
The working title is a Coca-Cola advertisement for YouTube and Facebook. It will be in the style of a radio advertisement targeting 16-19 year olds. The one-minute advertisement aims to relive the audience's childhood memories of drinking Coca-Cola to communicate the message that their drink is better than others and appeal to nostalgia. The advertisement will not include any offensive or restricted content.
3. formal proposal
This is a proposed radio advertisement for Coca-Cola aimed at teenagers aged 16-19 in the UK and western audiences. The ad will feature sounds of summer and background music with interviews of two people discussing why they like Coca-Cola. The main message is to promote drinking Coca-Cola. It has been designed to not include any offensive, swearing or racial language and will not restrict or offend any religious groups by avoiding religious topics. Ensuring the interviewer's voice is also included helps differentiate it from existing products to avoid potential copyright issues.
3. formal proposal
This is a proposed radio advertisement for Coca-Cola aimed at teenagers in the UK. The ad will feature music and summer sounds in the background while an interviewer questions two people about why they like Coca-Cola. The main message is to promote drinking Coca-Cola. It is inspired by interview formats and aims to appeal to 16-19 year olds who attend summer festivals. Care has been taken to avoid offensive, restricted, or legally problematic content through ensuring there is no swearing, racism, or religion mentioned and both interviewer and interviewee voices are included.
3. formal proposal
This document outlines key details for developing a new media product, including the working title, target platforms, genre, languages and territories, synopsis and story, one-line sales pitch, style and inspiration from similar products, target audience and appeal, and legal and ethical considerations to avoid offense or copyright infringement. The target audience is teenagers aged 16-19, appealing to their interests in summer and friendship. The product will not include offensive material or restrict access, and precautions will be taken to avoid legal issues by differentiating from existing products.
Coke cola radio advert
This radio advertisement for Coca-Cola is targeted at 16-19 year olds across all countries and cultures. The one-minute ad will feature an interviewer talking to a character named Jess about how Coca-Cola is enjoyable during any season. Inspired by previous Coca-Cola radio ads, the style will be similar while including more sound effects to differentiate it. As the target audience is older teens, no offensive or inappropriate content will be included that could restrict younger listeners.
3. formal proposal
The product is a radio show called "Party with Coke" targeted at 16-19 year olds in Russia, America, and England. It will be distributed on Instagram, Discord, Capital FM radio, Twitch, and YouTube. The main message is to promote drinking Coca-Cola at parties. Care was taken to avoid offensive content and not infringe on copyrights of similar party-themed media products.
3. formal proposal radio
This is a proposal for a radio advertisement for Coca-Cola. The ad would promote drinking Coke by highlighting that it tastes good. It would target all audiences who enjoy drinking something other than water. The style would be similar to past happy, upbeat Coke ads with music and a voiceover. Legal and ethical considerations were addressed by confirming the ad would not include offensive content and would simply promote the Coke product.
3. formal proposal copy
This document outlines a proposed radio advertisement for Coca-Cola. The ad would target 16-19 year old males and females on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat and Instagram. It would be released in highly populated countries like America where English is widely spoken. The ad aims to communicate that Coca-Cola is a popular, seasonal drink through a style similar to ads by Pepsi. It seeks to position Coca-Cola as a competitor without infringing on copyrights. The ad will be appropriate for its target age range and not offensive to any religions.
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Formal Proposal
The working title is a Coca-Cola advertisement for YouTube and Facebook. It will be in the style of a radio advertisement targeting 16-19 year olds. The one-minute advertisement aims to relive the audience's childhood memories of drinking Coca-Cola to communicate the message that their drink is better than others and appeal to nostalgia. The advertisement will not include any offensive or restricted content.
3. formal proposal
This is a proposed radio advertisement for Coca-Cola aimed at teenagers aged 16-19 in the UK and western audiences. The ad will feature sounds of summer and background music with interviews of two people discussing why they like Coca-Cola. The main message is to promote drinking Coca-Cola. It has been designed to not include any offensive, swearing or racial language and will not restrict or offend any religious groups by avoiding religious topics. Ensuring the interviewer's voice is also included helps differentiate it from existing products to avoid potential copyright issues.
3. formal proposal
This is a proposed radio advertisement for Coca-Cola aimed at teenagers in the UK. The ad will feature music and summer sounds in the background while an interviewer questions two people about why they like Coca-Cola. The main message is to promote drinking Coca-Cola. It is inspired by interview formats and aims to appeal to 16-19 year olds who attend summer festivals. Care has been taken to avoid offensive, restricted, or legally problematic content through ensuring there is no swearing, racism, or religion mentioned and both interviewer and interviewee voices are included.
3. formal proposal
This document outlines key details for developing a new media product, including the working title, target platforms, genre, languages and territories, synopsis and story, one-line sales pitch, style and inspiration from similar products, target audience and appeal, and legal and ethical considerations to avoid offense or copyright infringement. The target audience is teenagers aged 16-19, appealing to their interests in summer and friendship. The product will not include offensive material or restrict access, and precautions will be taken to avoid legal issues by differentiating from existing products.
Coke cola radio advert
This radio advertisement for Coca-Cola is targeted at 16-19 year olds across all countries and cultures. The one-minute ad will feature an interviewer talking to a character named Jess about how Coca-Cola is enjoyable during any season. Inspired by previous Coca-Cola radio ads, the style will be similar while including more sound effects to differentiate it. As the target audience is older teens, no offensive or inappropriate content will be included that could restrict younger listeners.
3. formal proposal
The product is a radio show called "Party with Coke" targeted at 16-19 year olds in Russia, America, and England. It will be distributed on Instagram, Discord, Capital FM radio, Twitch, and YouTube. The main message is to promote drinking Coca-Cola at parties. Care was taken to avoid offensive content and not infringe on copyrights of similar party-themed media products.
3. formal proposal radio
This is a proposal for a radio advertisement for Coca-Cola. The ad would promote drinking Coke by highlighting that it tastes good. It would target all audiences who enjoy drinking something other than water. The style would be similar to past happy, upbeat Coke ads with music and a voiceover. Legal and ethical considerations were addressed by confirming the ad would not include offensive content and would simply promote the Coke product.
3. formal proposal copy
This document outlines a proposed radio advertisement for Coca-Cola. The ad would target 16-19 year old males and females on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat and Instagram. It would be released in highly populated countries like America where English is widely spoken. The ad aims to communicate that Coca-Cola is a popular, seasonal drink through a style similar to ads by Pepsi. It seeks to position Coca-Cola as a competitor without infringing on copyrights. The ad will be appropriate for its target age range and not offensive to any religions.
Formal Proposal
This radio advertisement for Coca-Cola aims to promote a summery and happy feeling. It will feature natural summer sounds and a warm, cheerful melody to convey the message of loving Coca-Cola. The target audience is English-speaking populations in countries like the UK, USA, and Canada. While using Coca-Cola's name and theme, the advertisement will not offend any groups and aims to represent the taste of Coca-Cola in a single catchy sentence.
Formal Proposal
This advergame promotes Coca-Cola by telling the story of Santa delivering Coke down chimneys. It would be released on YouTube and Facebook, targeting 16-19 year olds. The game's style is similar to other Coca-Cola ads and it avoids offensive or legally problematic content by sticking to the Coke brand and theme of Christmas delivery without explicit images or text.
3. formal proposal
This radio advertisement promotes Coke by communicating its refreshing and sweet qualities to listeners. Through a dialogue between a cashier and customer, it aims to convince the customer that Coke is worth buying. The ad targets English-speaking adults aged 20-40 through a simple message focusing on Coke being red, sweet, and fizzy, without including any potentially offensive material or accents. By keeping the ad brief at 20 seconds and not using any copyrighted music or celebrity likenesses, the creators believe it avoids legal issues despite featuring the Coke brand name.
1. formal proposal
This radio advertisement promotes Coke by communicating its refreshing and sweet qualities to listeners. Through a brief dialog between a cashier and customer, it aims to convince the audience that Coke is worth buying. The ad targets English-speaking adults aged 20-40 from any social status who enjoy driving. It keeps the message simple without religious, offensive, or accent elements to avoid causing harm.
3. formal proposal 2
This radio advertisement from Coca-Cola encourages people to drink the product by promoting the chance to find a rare gold can or bottle. The main message is about bringing people together with family and friends. It will target all Coca-Cola drinkers and non-drinkers worldwide through radio, podcasts and Spotify. The style is inspired by classic Coca-Cola bottles but ensures no offensive material by maintaining an inoffensive language and avoiding representing any groups to be accessible to all audiences.
Formal proposal (radio)
- The working title is for a summer festival radio advert promoting Coca-Cola.
- The advert will feature sounds of summer and background music with interviews of people explaining why they like Coca-Cola and encouraging listeners to drink Coca-Cola.
- The target audience is UK teenagers aged 16-19 who would be attracted to the festival setting and message promoting Coca-Cola as the drink of summer.
- The advert takes inspiration from interview formats and avoids offensive content to not restrict or offend any audiences while differentiating itself from existing products to prevent legal issues.
3. formal proposal
This radio advertisement promotes Coca-Cola to 16-18 year old teenagers across Europe and the United States. The nostalgic 30-second ad uses a style similar to past Coca-Cola radio ads to communicate the simple message of advertising Coca-Cola without any offensive, inappropriate, or copyrighted material. Legal and ethical considerations were taken to ensure the ad would not offend or infringe on others.
3. formal proposal 2
This radio advertisement promotes Coca-Cola by focusing on the theme of sharing. The ad targets 16-19 year olds and will air on radio and social media when this age group is most likely listening. The message is that sharing Coca-Cola has never been better. It is suitable for worldwide release without being offensive to any cultures or beliefs.
Radio proposal (1)
The document proposes a radio jingle for Coca-Cola to be released in English-speaking territories like England and the USA. The jingle would tell a simple story of a man on the beach who is thirsty and enjoys a nice, cold, and refreshing can of Coca-Cola. The main message is that Coca-Cola is always fresh and reliable at quenching thirst. The jingle is inspired by but not based on existing Coca-Cola radio ads and would target all people to appeal to as broad an audience as possible.
3. formal proposal
The radio advertisement promotes Coca-Cola as a drink that can help listeners escape from stress and find peace. It aims to appeal to a worldwide audience ages 16 to 19 by evoking the relaxed summer vibes of classic Coke posters. As a major brand, Coca-Cola ensures the ad avoids offensive content and respects all cultures and beliefs to prevent legal issues.
3. formal proposal advergame
This document outlines an "advergame" called Cola JumpTM that would promote Coca-Cola on YouTube and mobile devices. The game would show a can of Coke helping characters reach the top of the screen for prizes, similar to the game Doodle Jump. It would target all ages and demographics in countries like the USA, UK, and Asia with a simple, upbeat design. The one-sentence pitch is that it shows "a drink that jumps up for joy." Care was taken to not directly criticize competitors and to follow advertising standards codes to avoid offending any groups.
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Formal Proposal
The advertisement is for a Coca-Cola radio commercial targeted at 16-19 year olds on YouTube and Facebook. It aims to relive listeners' childhood memories of drinking Coke and communicate the message that their drink is better than others in a style similar to existing Coca-Cola ads without using offensive or copyrighted materials.
3. formal proposal
This is a proposed radio advertisement for Coca-Cola aimed at teenagers in the UK. The ad will feature music and sounds of summer alongside an interview of two people discussing why they enjoy drinking Coca-Cola. The main message is to promote drinking Coca-Cola. It is inspired by interview-style ads and aims to appeal to 16-19 year olds by relating Coca-Cola to summer festivals. Care has been taken to avoid any offensive, restricted, or legally problematic content through excluding swearing, racism, or religion while ensuring distinctiveness from existing products.
3. formal proposal radio
This is a proposal for a radio advertisement for Coca-Cola. The ad would promote drinking Coke by emphasizing that it tastes good. It would target all audiences who enjoy drinking something other than water. The style would be similar to past happy, upbeat Coke ads with music and a voiceover. Legal and ethical considerations were deemed minimal since the ad only promotes the product and does not include any offensive content.
3. formal proposal radio
This is a proposal for a radio advertisement for Coca-Cola. The ad would promote drinking Coke by emphasizing that it tastes good. It would target all audiences who enjoy drinking something other than water. The style would be similar to past happy, upbeat Coke ads with music and a voiceover. Legal and ethical considerations were deemed minimal since the ad only promotes the product and does not include any offensive content.
3. formal proposal advergame
This document provides information about a proposed radio jingle celebrating Coca-Cola products. It would be released on various media platforms worldwide and appeal to young people aged 16-25. The style is inspired by Coca-Cola's summer advertising campaigns and promotes a festival theme linked to youth celebration using Coca-Cola drinks. Legal and ethical considerations include avoiding offensive material and ensuring no copyright infringement of existing products.
Formal proposal
This advertisement targets 16-19 year olds interested in festivals. It starts at a noisy festival where someone offers a festivalgoer a Coke to quiet the music. A slogan will then be said in a joking manner, followed by legal terms read like a joke. The one line sales pitch is "Share a Coke this summer." While using informal language like "bro," the ad could be seen as not inclusive to females. However, the basic language is unoffensive.
Formal proposal
This advertisement targets 16-19 year olds interested in festivals. It would play on radio in England, France, and America during festival season. The ad starts at a noisy festival where someone offers a festivalgoer a Coke to quiet the music. A slogan would then be said in a joking manner, followed by legal disclaimers. The one line sales pitch is "Share a coke this summer." While using informal slang like "bro," the ad risks seeming exclusionary to females and could consider alternative inclusive language.
Formal proposal
This advertisement targets 16-19 year olds interested in festivals. It starts at a noisy festival where someone offers a festivalgoer a Coke to quiet the music. A slogan will then be said in a joking manner, followed by legal terms read like a joke. The one line sales pitch is "Share a Coke this summer." While using informal language like "bro," the ad could be seen as not inclusive to females and leave them feeling left out. However, the basic language is not offensive to any groups.
3. formal proposal
This radio advertisement promotes Coca-Cola to 16-18 year old teenagers across Europe and the United States. The nostalgic 30-second ad uses a similar style to past Coca-Cola radio ads to communicate the simple message of advertising Coca-Cola without any offensive, unethical, or copyrighted content.
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Formal Proposal
This advergame promotes Coca-Cola by telling the story of Santa delivering Coke down chimneys. It would be released on YouTube and Facebook, targeting 16-19 year olds. The game's style is similar to other Coca-Cola ads and it avoids offensive or legally problematic content by sticking to the Coke brand and theme of Christmas delivery without explicit images or text.
3. formal proposal
This radio advertisement promotes Coke by communicating its refreshing and sweet qualities to listeners. Through a dialogue between a cashier and customer, it aims to convince the customer that Coke is worth buying. The ad targets English-speaking adults aged 20-40 through a simple message focusing on Coke being red, sweet, and fizzy, without including any potentially offensive material or accents. By keeping the ad brief at 20 seconds and not using any copyrighted music or celebrity likenesses, the creators believe it avoids legal issues despite featuring the Coke brand name.
1. formal proposal
This radio advertisement promotes Coke by communicating its refreshing and sweet qualities to listeners. Through a brief dialog between a cashier and customer, it aims to convince the audience that Coke is worth buying. The ad targets English-speaking adults aged 20-40 from any social status who enjoy driving. It keeps the message simple without religious, offensive, or accent elements to avoid causing harm.
3. formal proposal 2
This radio advertisement from Coca-Cola encourages people to drink the product by promoting the chance to find a rare gold can or bottle. The main message is about bringing people together with family and friends. It will target all Coca-Cola drinkers and non-drinkers worldwide through radio, podcasts and Spotify. The style is inspired by classic Coca-Cola bottles but ensures no offensive material by maintaining an inoffensive language and avoiding representing any groups to be accessible to all audiences.
Formal proposal (radio)
- The working title is for a summer festival radio advert promoting Coca-Cola.
- The advert will feature sounds of summer and background music with interviews of people explaining why they like Coca-Cola and encouraging listeners to drink Coca-Cola.
- The target audience is UK teenagers aged 16-19 who would be attracted to the festival setting and message promoting Coca-Cola as the drink of summer.
- The advert takes inspiration from interview formats and avoids offensive content to not restrict or offend any audiences while differentiating itself from existing products to prevent legal issues.
3. formal proposal
This radio advertisement promotes Coca-Cola to 16-18 year old teenagers across Europe and the United States. The nostalgic 30-second ad uses a style similar to past Coca-Cola radio ads to communicate the simple message of advertising Coca-Cola without any offensive, inappropriate, or copyrighted material. Legal and ethical considerations were taken to ensure the ad would not offend or infringe on others.
3. formal proposal 2
This radio advertisement promotes Coca-Cola by focusing on the theme of sharing. The ad targets 16-19 year olds and will air on radio and social media when this age group is most likely listening. The message is that sharing Coca-Cola has never been better. It is suitable for worldwide release without being offensive to any cultures or beliefs.
Radio proposal (1)
The document proposes a radio jingle for Coca-Cola to be released in English-speaking territories like England and the USA. The jingle would tell a simple story of a man on the beach who is thirsty and enjoys a nice, cold, and refreshing can of Coca-Cola. The main message is that Coca-Cola is always fresh and reliable at quenching thirst. The jingle is inspired by but not based on existing Coca-Cola radio ads and would target all people to appeal to as broad an audience as possible.
3. formal proposal
The radio advertisement promotes Coca-Cola as a drink that can help listeners escape from stress and find peace. It aims to appeal to a worldwide audience ages 16 to 19 by evoking the relaxed summer vibes of classic Coke posters. As a major brand, Coca-Cola ensures the ad avoids offensive content and respects all cultures and beliefs to prevent legal issues.
3. formal proposal advergame
This document outlines an "advergame" called Cola JumpTM that would promote Coca-Cola on YouTube and mobile devices. The game would show a can of Coke helping characters reach the top of the screen for prizes, similar to the game Doodle Jump. It would target all ages and demographics in countries like the USA, UK, and Asia with a simple, upbeat design. The one-sentence pitch is that it shows "a drink that jumps up for joy." Care was taken to not directly criticize competitors and to follow advertising standards codes to avoid offending any groups.
3. Formal Proposal
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Formal pro
- 1. Working Title: audio summer festival What is it called? This can change if you think of something better later Target Platform: radio, tv radio. What media platform/platforms would you release the product on? Genre: media advertisement What sort of a media product is it? Language / Territories it is suitable worldwide. What countries would you release it in? Would it be suitable worldwide or is it targeted at a specific population? Is it unsuitable for any cultures or beliefs? Synopsis / Treatment / Story / How the game plays: it is a drink so anybody can drink it but most of teens drink it. We are made the product background as a festival as most teens like to socialise ad have fun also dance. What is your product about? Discuss how it works to communicate a message to the audience? What is the main message? One Line SalesPitch: Coke cola has no season, go and grab a coke Now! Sum up your product in one sentence Style (similar products and graphical style): Formal, What product is yours similar to? Why have you used it for inspiration? Discuss this in relation to conventions and art style Audience: 16-19year olds, the interviewer is a male, they are two students, 1 girl called jess and 1 boy called max. they are part of the festival. Who is your audience? Be very detailed; age, gender, social status, psychographic etc Why would your product appeal to this person? Legal & Ethical Considerations: Think about any offensive material you will include? i have use the word ‘bro’ and this is to show that it is in modern day. Will you restrict younger audiences engaging with it? no Will it offend any social groups/religions/ethnicities? no How will you ensure you do not offend anyone? i will not use bad language. Is your product using characters/names/logos of existing ones? Yes Will your product be sufficiently different from existing ones to not get sued for copyright infringement and how have you achieved this? It will be different yes.