1. PRESENTED BY:
M. Ahsan Ijaz FA13-BSM-009
JAMSHAID IQBAL FA13-BSM-026
Saif ur Rehman SP14-BSM-007
4/29/2016
2. Table of Content
Introduction
Purpose of an advertisement
Good Advertisement
Bad Advertisement
Conclusion
3. Purpose of an Advertisement
Famous ad man David Ogilvy once said astutely, "I do not regard advertising
as entertainment or an art form, but as a medium of information." Whatever
else advertising is trying to do, whether with words or pictures, its purpose
always is to impart information. The information isn't always about a product
or service, though. Advertising serves everything from politics to social
consciousness to get across a message.
Marketing and Promoting
Raising Awareness
Education and Information
6. Correctness
The term correctness refer to right level of language and accuracy
of facts , figures and word
If the information is not correctly conveyed , the sender will lose
credibility
The information was correctly conveyed with right level of
language and accuracy of facts in this ads
There was no incorrect information
7. Consideration
Consideration means that you prepare every message with the
recipient in mind and try to put yourself in his or her place.
Try to visualize your readers (or listeners)—with their desires,
problems, circumstances, emotions, and probable reactions to
your request.
8. Clarity
Clarity means getting your message across so the receiver will
understand what you are trying to convey
We can clearly understand the message which the ad is
conveying
The initial phase of the ad is clearly describing the clarity.
9. Courtesy
Courteous messages help to strengthen present friendships, as
well as make new friends.
Courtesy stems from sincere your-attitude
At the end of this ad we can see the courtesy when he applied
break
Their expression shows courtesy
10. Concreteness
Communicating concretely means being specific, definite, and
vivid rather than vague and general
We can see this ad has a specific message
This ad focus on the reliability of product in the short time
Which is the best component of our communication which
creates interest in the listener
11. Completeness
Communication must be complete and adequate
Incomplete messages keep the receiver guessing, create
misunderstanding and delay actions
This Ad has a complete message and information about the
product
There is no incomplete information in this ad which can
become the cause of misunderstanding
12. Conciseness
One should be brief and be able to say whatever you have to
say in fewest possible words without sacrificing the other C
qualities
This ad is conveying message in the short period of time
without losing its real motive
15. If we compared this ads with seven c’s we can see a lot of
fallacies
This ads is not conveying message completely
Ads is not specific in its message
Ads is to long and creating misunderstanding in the viewer
16. Unclear in its information that is creating misunderstanding in
the viewer
Negative and positive expression are not shown in this ad
17. Conclusion
tends by saying. “It’s good to be bad”. It does not leave the audience with an
open-ended conclusion such as asking a question like, “Do you want to be good
or bad ”The ad feeds a one-sided message to its audience. As I just mentioned, it
does not propose the option of the good side or the bad side to its viewers, it only
pronounces the bad side.