2. Advertising = Persuasion
“Advertising is salesmanship mass
produced. No one would bother to use
advertising if he could talk to all his
prospects face-to-face. But he can’t”
— Morris Hite, Advertising Executive
3. Monroe’s Motivated
Sequence
A well-known persuasive technique
Five steps:
Attention
Need
Satisfaction
Visualization
Action
Goal of this
session: learn to
create an effective
ad with the
guidance of the
Monroe’s Motivated
Sequence.
4. A Little Quiz:
Which one of the following is the third step in
the Monroe’s Motivated Sequence?
A. Attention
B. Action
C. Need
D. Visualization
E. Satisfaction
5. Attention
To get attention and excite audience
Techniques
Startling statement
Questions
Illustrations
Anecdotes
Backgrounds
Reference to subject or location
6.
7. Need
To describe the problem
Techniques
Statement of need
Illustration
Ramification
Relevance
9. Satisfaction
To provide the solution (your product or
service)
Techniques:
Statement of the solution
Specification
Theoretical explanation
Workability Illustration
Meeting objections
10. Techniques:
Statement of the solution
Specification
Theoretical explanation
Workability Illustration
Meeting objections
11. Visualization
To intensify the desire by projecting the
future
Techniques:
Positive method
Negative method
Mixed method
14. Action
To call for adopting your solution
Techniques:
Challenge or appeal
Summary
Quotation
Illustration
Statement of personal intention
15. More Examples
Are the five steps
all there?
Attention
Need
Satisfaction
Visualization
Action
16. An example of
a commercial
Are the five steps
all there?
Attention
Need
Satisfaction
Visualization
Action
17. A Question
How do you create a short magazine ad for
Lamar University to recruit high school
students, based on the Monroe’s Motivated
Sequence?
Think about:
What problems of the high school
students Lamar can uniquely fix?
How can Lamar fix it?
What action do you want the students
to take?