The document describes different types of advertising genres. It discusses demo/demonstration ads which introduce products and their benefits. Problem-solution ads focus on problems people face and introduce the product as the solution. Comparative ads compare a company's product to competitors, presenting it as superior. Character-driven ads use characters associated with products like masculine men for aftershave. Celebrity endorsement ads use celebrities to build brand identity and awareness. Symbolism ads represent product advantages through symbols or graphics.
This document discusses different types of advertising narratives and styles. It provides examples of each type, including a 2008 Nintendo Wii ad showcasing realism, a 2008 Smarties ad using an unrealistic fictional narrative, a 2009 child road safety ad that was part of a series, a 2016 Haribo ad that was a standalone spot, a 2009 Domino's Pizza documentary-style ad featuring real employees and locations, the use of talking heads to promote Bon Voyage travel services in 2009, and a 2005 PG Tips ad featuring Wallace and Gromit animation to promote their tea products.
Design is thinking made visual.
The brand Jugnoo is a transport service that provides rickshaws in two tier cities.
This presentation also contains 3 of the most enticing creatives I have seen.
This document contains research and notes for an infographic about Irn-Bru, a popular soft drink in Scotland. It includes background information on Irn-Bru noting that it is Scotland's second national drink after whiskey. The document also contains research on Irn-Bru's advertising techniques, targeting Scottish culture and using humor. Research on competitors like Coca-Cola and their persuasive advertising is presented. Primary audience research findings show the target is teenagers aged 13-20, mostly male. Secondary research found Irn-Bru is not usually a first choice but is regularly purchased.
This advertisement from M&S depicts various people describing delicious M&S food products. Close-up shots of the food are used to showcase its quality. A relaxing soundtrack aims to convey that indulging in M&S products provides relaxation. The ad targets older adults, aiming to attract new customers by emphasizing the inclusive range and quality of M&S food. The call to action is "This is not just food, it's M&S food", suggesting their food is better than competitors.
This is a summary of three Nike advertisements:
1) An advertisement featuring Raheem Sterling who has experienced racism, to empower people to speak up against discrimination.
2) An advertisement with Serena Williams to appeal to female audiences and convey that Nike opposes female discrimination.
3) A 2017 Instagram post featuring Cristiano Ronaldo's journey to success from Madeira to motivate audiences.
Nike uses star power and motivational messages to promote inclusion and oppose discrimination through various advertising platforms.
The document discusses the use of jingles in advertising. It notes that jingles are catchy, repetitive musical phrases that help audiences recall brands. While jingles can boost recall and recognition, they may not overcome weaknesses in other aspects of branding. Overuse of jingles also risks clutter that diminishes their impact. An effective jingle strengthens emotional connections to a brand through associations formed in the listener's memory and subconscious.
1) The document outlines 12 common types of advertising, describing the goal and approach of each type. This includes demonstrating product capabilities, showing problems customers face and how the product solves them, comparing products, using exemplary stories or testimonials.
2) It then analyzes several advertisements - a Calvin Klein ad campaign focusing on themes like self-expression and sexuality to attract millennials, a print ad for Tide detergent featuring a happy housewife, and a radio ad for Snickers featuring celebrity endorsement from Mr. T.
3) Key techniques discussed include the use of diversity and body positivity in the Calvin Klein ad, symbolic meanings and target demographics in the Tide ad, and how celebrity
The document describes different types of advertising genres. It discusses demo/demonstration ads which introduce products and their benefits. Problem-solution ads focus on problems people face and introduce the product as the solution. Comparative ads compare a company's product to competitors, presenting it as superior. Character-driven ads use characters associated with products like masculine men for aftershave. Celebrity endorsement ads use celebrities to build brand identity and awareness. Symbolism ads represent product advantages through symbols or graphics.
This document discusses different types of advertising narratives and styles. It provides examples of each type, including a 2008 Nintendo Wii ad showcasing realism, a 2008 Smarties ad using an unrealistic fictional narrative, a 2009 child road safety ad that was part of a series, a 2016 Haribo ad that was a standalone spot, a 2009 Domino's Pizza documentary-style ad featuring real employees and locations, the use of talking heads to promote Bon Voyage travel services in 2009, and a 2005 PG Tips ad featuring Wallace and Gromit animation to promote their tea products.
Design is thinking made visual.
The brand Jugnoo is a transport service that provides rickshaws in two tier cities.
This presentation also contains 3 of the most enticing creatives I have seen.
This document contains research and notes for an infographic about Irn-Bru, a popular soft drink in Scotland. It includes background information on Irn-Bru noting that it is Scotland's second national drink after whiskey. The document also contains research on Irn-Bru's advertising techniques, targeting Scottish culture and using humor. Research on competitors like Coca-Cola and their persuasive advertising is presented. Primary audience research findings show the target is teenagers aged 13-20, mostly male. Secondary research found Irn-Bru is not usually a first choice but is regularly purchased.
This advertisement from M&S depicts various people describing delicious M&S food products. Close-up shots of the food are used to showcase its quality. A relaxing soundtrack aims to convey that indulging in M&S products provides relaxation. The ad targets older adults, aiming to attract new customers by emphasizing the inclusive range and quality of M&S food. The call to action is "This is not just food, it's M&S food", suggesting their food is better than competitors.
This is a summary of three Nike advertisements:
1) An advertisement featuring Raheem Sterling who has experienced racism, to empower people to speak up against discrimination.
2) An advertisement with Serena Williams to appeal to female audiences and convey that Nike opposes female discrimination.
3) A 2017 Instagram post featuring Cristiano Ronaldo's journey to success from Madeira to motivate audiences.
Nike uses star power and motivational messages to promote inclusion and oppose discrimination through various advertising platforms.
The document discusses the use of jingles in advertising. It notes that jingles are catchy, repetitive musical phrases that help audiences recall brands. While jingles can boost recall and recognition, they may not overcome weaknesses in other aspects of branding. Overuse of jingles also risks clutter that diminishes their impact. An effective jingle strengthens emotional connections to a brand through associations formed in the listener's memory and subconscious.
1) The document outlines 12 common types of advertising, describing the goal and approach of each type. This includes demonstrating product capabilities, showing problems customers face and how the product solves them, comparing products, using exemplary stories or testimonials.
2) It then analyzes several advertisements - a Calvin Klein ad campaign focusing on themes like self-expression and sexuality to attract millennials, a print ad for Tide detergent featuring a happy housewife, and a radio ad for Snickers featuring celebrity endorsement from Mr. T.
3) Key techniques discussed include the use of diversity and body positivity in the Calvin Klein ad, symbolic meanings and target demographics in the Tide ad, and how celebrity
This advertisement uses sex appeal and provocative imagery to sell a perfume by showing a nearly naked woman holding the purple bottle in a way that is meant to attract both men and women. It aims to imply that if you buy this perfume, you will have great beauty and sex appeal that will make everyone want you. Similarly, another advertisement uses a near-worshipping woman and a muscular man to sell shoes by suggesting that if you buy these shoes, women will want you as much as this woman wants this man. Both advertisements rely on triggering desires and attracting attention through provocative or dominant poses rather than clearly showing the products for sale.
The document contains analyses of four different advertisements. The first uses scale to show the large size of an Altoids tin compared to a doll to convey it as a good Christmas gift. The second uses "plain folk" imagery of an ordinary family in L.L. Bean clothing enjoying the outdoors together to suggest their products bring families together. The third evokes "hidden fears" about work safety by showing a man whose spilled coffee leads to the message that driving is dangerous, implying Volkswagens are safer. The analyses note effective and misleading aspects of each ad's design, message, and techniques.
The document summarizes 4 magazine ads, describing what each ad is selling and how it promotes the product. The Diet Pepsi ad shows an adult businessman feeling young by drinking Diet Pepsi. The Fallen Skate Shoes ad promotes the shoes' durability. The Volkswagen ad depicts the car bringing joy and excitement to its passengers. Finally, the Tag Body Spray ad suggests that wearing the spray will attract romantic interest from women.
5 Gum was introduced in the United States in 2007 and has since expanded globally. While its logo has not changed, the color varies by flavor. 5 Gum targets younger males through its use of bold colors and fonts in advertising. Its advertisements aim to portray gum as sophisticated and fashionable rather than candy-like. Blue is prominently featured in 5 Gum marketing as it attracts their male target audience and conveys freshness, contributing to the brand's success.
The document discusses several topics related to advertising including:
1) How target audiences are classified using social grades from A to E based on occupation and socioeconomic status.
2) The importance of platforms and targeting ads to the appropriate demographic based on factors like age and interests.
3) Common codes and conventions used in different types of ads including TV, radio, and print. Techniques like camera angles, editing, music, graphics, logos and slogans are discussed.
4) Examples are provided of ads that effectively use these techniques including a Coca-Cola radio ad and a KFC print ad.
The document summarizes interviews conducted as part of a school project on celebrity endorsements. It includes interviews with Aishwarya Rai, who endorses L'Oreal Paris, discussing why she was chosen and her effectiveness for the brand. Interviews were also conducted with Esha Deol, who endorses Garnier, and the creative agency discussing why she was chosen and how she fits the brand. Additionally, interviews with Hrithik Roshan discuss the criteria he considers for endorsements and his views on the necessity and effectiveness of celebrity endorsements.
FAMI soya milk has recently positioned itself as a family brand with the tagline "Home is where FAMI is". This document proposes a campaign using notes placed in milk carton six-packs that request buyers to do kind acts for family members or loved ones. There would be 30 different requests placed randomly. Collecting all the notes would reveal a full picture and qualify for a big prize. Additionally, buyers could submit photos and short stories of fulfilling requests for smaller contest prizes. The goals are to strengthen FAMI's family positioning and encourage more purchases to find all the notes.
The advertisement is for Coca-Cola, targeting teenagers and children. It uses bright colors like red, simple fonts, and images of toys surrounding the Coca-Cola bottle to convey excitement and fun. The goal is to persuade viewers that drinking Coca-Cola will provide enjoyment by fulfilling one's needs, as suggested by the slogan "open up to the coke side of life."
Music and jingles are powerful marketing tools that can help brands form emotional connections with consumers and increase brand awareness and recall. An effective jingle is simple, repetitive, and memorable, using lyrics and a catchy tune to reinforce the brand name and key messages. While jingles are attention-grabbing and emotionally engaging, overuse of jingles can increase ad clutter and consumer irritation if they are abrasive or of poor quality.
The document discusses and compares various energy drink advertisements and branding. It analyzes Irn-Bru, Monster, Red Bull, Lucozade, Hippo, and others. It notes that Monster has a more professional, eye-catching, and appealing look for young people compared to Irn-Bru's more outdated design. Red Bull uses extreme sports clips to appeal to a broad audience. Lucozade effectively ties its branding to England football to leverage multiple audiences. Hippo takes a stereotypical African approach that makes its drink seem exotic.
Being in the FMCG industry you want your products to be picked up from the shelves regularly. For that, you obviously need a loyal customer base. Your competitors’ products are mostly placed near yours and may look similar to the customers. So, by all means, you need to increase your brand equity.
More Details: http://pixelsutra.com/blog/give-your-fmcg-marketing-what-it-really-needs/
This document provides tips for marketing fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG). It recommends becoming familiar to customers through branding and slogans. Marketers should learn from successful competitors and understand target audiences like youth. Brands should support social causes and leverage social media with videos, campaigns involving customers, and partnerships with celebrities. Attending events and using technologies like augmented reality, virtual reality can help visibility and engagement.
Nestle has run numerous advertising campaigns for its KitKat brand over the years to maintain brand equity and target various audiences. Some campaigns feature celebrities, focus on sharing goodness and creating emotional connections, highlight taking breaks and enjoying small moments, target students, or showcase Indian culture. The ads aim to position KitKat as a snack that people can enjoy during breaks from work or study that allows them to have fun and connect with others through sharing.
The document discusses several television commercials and their techniques for persuading viewers. It analyzes a Guinness commercial that uses time travel to show the beer's aging process. It discusses how the commercial changes settings and characters' appearances to depict evolution backwards in time. It also summarizes a Mr. Muscle commercial featuring a man easily cleaning with the product. Facial expressions and lighting are used to show the product works well. The document analyzes target audiences and production elements of both commercials. Finally, it briefly discusses a Honda commercial that promotes their new, quiet diesel engine using animated animals and music.
Here are a few key points from your research evaluation:
- You conducted product research, questionnaires, and interviews to gain different perspectives. This allowed you to collect both qualitative and quantitative data.
- Questionnaires provided large-scale quantitative data through an online survey. This was an efficient way to get responses, but the survey was public so responses couldn't be verified.
- Interviews allowed for in-depth qualitative data through one-on-one conversations. People were generally willing to participate to help you with your project.
- Some questionnaire responses had to be disregarded due to fake or non-serious answers. But most provided usable data that informed your audience analysis.
- Distributing the survey under your
Here are the key points I gathered from the interview:
- The person is interested in comiccon because they have a long-standing love of comics.
- They have attended comiccon before and enjoyed the atmosphere, costumes, and being surrounded by other fans.
- They would definitely watch a vlog about someone else's experience at comiccon to get a sense of what it's like and see costumes/events they may have missed.
- When making the vlog, it would be good to focus on costumes, events, exclusive items for sale, and capturing the overall atmosphere/vibe to give viewers a feel for what comiccon is like.
- Using a mix of talking head segments and b-
The document provides information about first assistant directors in the film industry. It includes 10 facts about the role:
1) The average salary in the US is $45,000-$112,000. 2) Most work 12+ hour days. 3) Over 10 years there were 2977 first assistant directors in the UK. 4) Most UK first assistant directors work in London. 5) From 2005-2014, 83% of first assistant directors in UK fiction films were male. 6) Main responsibilities include scheduling, finding locations, and maintaining order on set. 7) They primarily oversee other assistant directors and production assistants. 8) Larger budget films employ more assistant directors. 9) Most have a bachelor's degree. 10
This is a collection of good and bad advertisements both in Print & TV. And this is only according to my own standards so some may or may not agree with me.
The document discusses various techniques used in television advertising, including narrative structures, visual marketing, mini fictions, animation, humor, surrealism, parody, realism vs anti-realism, codes and conventions. It provides examples like John Lewis Christmas ads that use narrative and Cadbury Gorilla ads that employ surrealism. Special effects are also discussed as a technique to make ads more appealing.
This radio advertisement for Pizza Hut during the World Cup uses codes and conventions of radio ads such as an upbeat energetic voiceover and persuasive language. It aims to associate Pizza Hut with football by having the voiceover commentate like a football match. Unusually, it does not state it is a Pizza Hut ad until the end, instead relying on brand recognition of the phone number. The ad catches the audience's attention by starting calmly then becoming energetic with football chanting in the background. This creates a sense of familiarity and uses memories of enjoying football to make Pizza Hut a desirable option for watching games. The target audience is mainly adult male football fans aged 15-25 in lower-middle social grades.
GO CREATE is a charity that promotes careers in the creative industries to young people. They are commissioning a 3-6 minute promotional video to raise awareness of opportunities.
The proposed video would follow two students - a girl passionate about architecture from age 4, and a boy passionate about photography - and show their progression into creative careers. It would inspire young viewers to pursue their dreams.
Shots would include the girl drawing houses from age 4 to professionally in college, and the boy keeping his toy camera into his photography career. The video aims to show young people they can have long-term, fulfilling careers in creativity.
This advertisement uses sex appeal and provocative imagery to sell a perfume by showing a nearly naked woman holding the purple bottle in a way that is meant to attract both men and women. It aims to imply that if you buy this perfume, you will have great beauty and sex appeal that will make everyone want you. Similarly, another advertisement uses a near-worshipping woman and a muscular man to sell shoes by suggesting that if you buy these shoes, women will want you as much as this woman wants this man. Both advertisements rely on triggering desires and attracting attention through provocative or dominant poses rather than clearly showing the products for sale.
The document contains analyses of four different advertisements. The first uses scale to show the large size of an Altoids tin compared to a doll to convey it as a good Christmas gift. The second uses "plain folk" imagery of an ordinary family in L.L. Bean clothing enjoying the outdoors together to suggest their products bring families together. The third evokes "hidden fears" about work safety by showing a man whose spilled coffee leads to the message that driving is dangerous, implying Volkswagens are safer. The analyses note effective and misleading aspects of each ad's design, message, and techniques.
The document summarizes 4 magazine ads, describing what each ad is selling and how it promotes the product. The Diet Pepsi ad shows an adult businessman feeling young by drinking Diet Pepsi. The Fallen Skate Shoes ad promotes the shoes' durability. The Volkswagen ad depicts the car bringing joy and excitement to its passengers. Finally, the Tag Body Spray ad suggests that wearing the spray will attract romantic interest from women.
5 Gum was introduced in the United States in 2007 and has since expanded globally. While its logo has not changed, the color varies by flavor. 5 Gum targets younger males through its use of bold colors and fonts in advertising. Its advertisements aim to portray gum as sophisticated and fashionable rather than candy-like. Blue is prominently featured in 5 Gum marketing as it attracts their male target audience and conveys freshness, contributing to the brand's success.
The document discusses several topics related to advertising including:
1) How target audiences are classified using social grades from A to E based on occupation and socioeconomic status.
2) The importance of platforms and targeting ads to the appropriate demographic based on factors like age and interests.
3) Common codes and conventions used in different types of ads including TV, radio, and print. Techniques like camera angles, editing, music, graphics, logos and slogans are discussed.
4) Examples are provided of ads that effectively use these techniques including a Coca-Cola radio ad and a KFC print ad.
The document summarizes interviews conducted as part of a school project on celebrity endorsements. It includes interviews with Aishwarya Rai, who endorses L'Oreal Paris, discussing why she was chosen and her effectiveness for the brand. Interviews were also conducted with Esha Deol, who endorses Garnier, and the creative agency discussing why she was chosen and how she fits the brand. Additionally, interviews with Hrithik Roshan discuss the criteria he considers for endorsements and his views on the necessity and effectiveness of celebrity endorsements.
FAMI soya milk has recently positioned itself as a family brand with the tagline "Home is where FAMI is". This document proposes a campaign using notes placed in milk carton six-packs that request buyers to do kind acts for family members or loved ones. There would be 30 different requests placed randomly. Collecting all the notes would reveal a full picture and qualify for a big prize. Additionally, buyers could submit photos and short stories of fulfilling requests for smaller contest prizes. The goals are to strengthen FAMI's family positioning and encourage more purchases to find all the notes.
The advertisement is for Coca-Cola, targeting teenagers and children. It uses bright colors like red, simple fonts, and images of toys surrounding the Coca-Cola bottle to convey excitement and fun. The goal is to persuade viewers that drinking Coca-Cola will provide enjoyment by fulfilling one's needs, as suggested by the slogan "open up to the coke side of life."
Music and jingles are powerful marketing tools that can help brands form emotional connections with consumers and increase brand awareness and recall. An effective jingle is simple, repetitive, and memorable, using lyrics and a catchy tune to reinforce the brand name and key messages. While jingles are attention-grabbing and emotionally engaging, overuse of jingles can increase ad clutter and consumer irritation if they are abrasive or of poor quality.
The document discusses and compares various energy drink advertisements and branding. It analyzes Irn-Bru, Monster, Red Bull, Lucozade, Hippo, and others. It notes that Monster has a more professional, eye-catching, and appealing look for young people compared to Irn-Bru's more outdated design. Red Bull uses extreme sports clips to appeal to a broad audience. Lucozade effectively ties its branding to England football to leverage multiple audiences. Hippo takes a stereotypical African approach that makes its drink seem exotic.
Being in the FMCG industry you want your products to be picked up from the shelves regularly. For that, you obviously need a loyal customer base. Your competitors’ products are mostly placed near yours and may look similar to the customers. So, by all means, you need to increase your brand equity.
More Details: http://pixelsutra.com/blog/give-your-fmcg-marketing-what-it-really-needs/
This document provides tips for marketing fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG). It recommends becoming familiar to customers through branding and slogans. Marketers should learn from successful competitors and understand target audiences like youth. Brands should support social causes and leverage social media with videos, campaigns involving customers, and partnerships with celebrities. Attending events and using technologies like augmented reality, virtual reality can help visibility and engagement.
Nestle has run numerous advertising campaigns for its KitKat brand over the years to maintain brand equity and target various audiences. Some campaigns feature celebrities, focus on sharing goodness and creating emotional connections, highlight taking breaks and enjoying small moments, target students, or showcase Indian culture. The ads aim to position KitKat as a snack that people can enjoy during breaks from work or study that allows them to have fun and connect with others through sharing.
The document discusses several television commercials and their techniques for persuading viewers. It analyzes a Guinness commercial that uses time travel to show the beer's aging process. It discusses how the commercial changes settings and characters' appearances to depict evolution backwards in time. It also summarizes a Mr. Muscle commercial featuring a man easily cleaning with the product. Facial expressions and lighting are used to show the product works well. The document analyzes target audiences and production elements of both commercials. Finally, it briefly discusses a Honda commercial that promotes their new, quiet diesel engine using animated animals and music.
Here are a few key points from your research evaluation:
- You conducted product research, questionnaires, and interviews to gain different perspectives. This allowed you to collect both qualitative and quantitative data.
- Questionnaires provided large-scale quantitative data through an online survey. This was an efficient way to get responses, but the survey was public so responses couldn't be verified.
- Interviews allowed for in-depth qualitative data through one-on-one conversations. People were generally willing to participate to help you with your project.
- Some questionnaire responses had to be disregarded due to fake or non-serious answers. But most provided usable data that informed your audience analysis.
- Distributing the survey under your
Here are the key points I gathered from the interview:
- The person is interested in comiccon because they have a long-standing love of comics.
- They have attended comiccon before and enjoyed the atmosphere, costumes, and being surrounded by other fans.
- They would definitely watch a vlog about someone else's experience at comiccon to get a sense of what it's like and see costumes/events they may have missed.
- When making the vlog, it would be good to focus on costumes, events, exclusive items for sale, and capturing the overall atmosphere/vibe to give viewers a feel for what comiccon is like.
- Using a mix of talking head segments and b-
The document provides information about first assistant directors in the film industry. It includes 10 facts about the role:
1) The average salary in the US is $45,000-$112,000. 2) Most work 12+ hour days. 3) Over 10 years there were 2977 first assistant directors in the UK. 4) Most UK first assistant directors work in London. 5) From 2005-2014, 83% of first assistant directors in UK fiction films were male. 6) Main responsibilities include scheduling, finding locations, and maintaining order on set. 7) They primarily oversee other assistant directors and production assistants. 8) Larger budget films employ more assistant directors. 9) Most have a bachelor's degree. 10
This is a collection of good and bad advertisements both in Print & TV. And this is only according to my own standards so some may or may not agree with me.
The document discusses various techniques used in television advertising, including narrative structures, visual marketing, mini fictions, animation, humor, surrealism, parody, realism vs anti-realism, codes and conventions. It provides examples like John Lewis Christmas ads that use narrative and Cadbury Gorilla ads that employ surrealism. Special effects are also discussed as a technique to make ads more appealing.
This radio advertisement for Pizza Hut during the World Cup uses codes and conventions of radio ads such as an upbeat energetic voiceover and persuasive language. It aims to associate Pizza Hut with football by having the voiceover commentate like a football match. Unusually, it does not state it is a Pizza Hut ad until the end, instead relying on brand recognition of the phone number. The ad catches the audience's attention by starting calmly then becoming energetic with football chanting in the background. This creates a sense of familiarity and uses memories of enjoying football to make Pizza Hut a desirable option for watching games. The target audience is mainly adult male football fans aged 15-25 in lower-middle social grades.
GO CREATE is a charity that promotes careers in the creative industries to young people. They are commissioning a 3-6 minute promotional video to raise awareness of opportunities.
The proposed video would follow two students - a girl passionate about architecture from age 4, and a boy passionate about photography - and show their progression into creative careers. It would inspire young viewers to pursue their dreams.
Shots would include the girl drawing houses from age 4 to professionally in college, and the boy keeping his toy camera into his photography career. The video aims to show young people they can have long-term, fulfilling careers in creativity.
This radio advertisement from Pizza Hut during the World Cup follows some typical conventions like an energetic voiceover using persuasive language, but defies others by not explicitly naming the brand. It begins with a parody news segment to catch listeners off guard before launching into a football match-style commentary promoting "a real soccer ball and four cans of pepsi for free." The ad aims to associate Pizza Hut with football to attract fans during matches but relies only on the phone number at the end to indicate the brand, assuming recognition.
This document discusses and summarizes several public health campaigns. It describes a poster campaign by the NHS to promote less smoking that features an image of a young smoking woman. It also summarizes a TV advert campaign called "Change for Life" that promotes healthy eating and lifestyle by depicting characters eating unhealthy foods and then changing to healthier options. Finally, it analyzes the Alcohol Research UK website campaign, noting its easy navigation, informative content about alcohol harm, and lack of distracting images or videos.
Revenge of the Storymakers: How Brands are Battling StorytellingDavid Berkowitz
1) The document discusses how brands are shifting from traditional storytelling approaches to storymaking, which is more participatory. Storymaking involves facilitating and amplifying customer stories rather than dictating brand messages.
2) Storymaking has six key traits: it is participatory, fan-inspired, decentralized, unpredictable, reciprocal, and authentic. Examples are given of how brands like Coca-Cola, JBL, Burger King, and others employ these traits in their marketing.
3) A six-step process is outlined for brands to engage in storymaking: invite participation, listen to fans, organize content, plan for unpredictability, incentivize sharing, and accept authentic stories. The document argues this approach
Blue Bunny Creative Strategy Campaign Projectarjabbour
The creative brief outlines a campaign to increase brand awareness and loyalty for Blue Bunny ice cream by 15% in the Southeast US by December 2012. Blue Bunny targets mothers aged 25-50 who want affordable snacks for their families. The campaign concept is "Feel the Bunny Frenzy" and will include roaming ice cream trucks, promotional items like phone cases, a mobile app, guerrilla marketing techniques like blue footprints in stores, and a partnership with a hunger charity. The goal is to portray the fun and excitement of the Blue Bunny brand through various advertising channels and community involvement.
The document contains descriptions of four advertisements from different genres:
1) A humorous advert for Fosters Gold beer that uses humor and iconography to contrast Australia and England.
2) A surreal advert for Jordans cereal that features talking animals in a fantasy setting to portray the product.
3) A dramatic charity advert for Full Stop that uses close-ups and facts/figures to elicit emotion from viewers.
4) A parodic Specsavers advert that mocks Lynx ads to humously promote eyewear.
This radio advertisement from Pizza Hut promotes a deal where customers can get a soccer ball and four cans of Pepsi for free. It uses codes and conventions of radio ads like being 30 seconds long and having an upbeat, energetic voiceover. However, it defies conventions by not explicitly stating the brand until the end. The ad aims to associate Pizza Hut with football by airing during the World Cup and using a parody of a sports commentary voiceover and football chant in the background. This targets mainly male football fans in social grades D-C1.
This advert is for Flora Light butter, targeting parents aged 30-50, especially mothers. It uses an animated storytelling format involving a mother who buys Flora Light to help with her weight loss goals. The animation and humorous tale of a child misunderstanding a situation creates a lighthearted ad that would appeal to its target audience.
Similar to Integrated Marketing Communication (Bloop) (20)
Customer Satisfaction in Pandemic Situation: Diagnostic centerMd. Ismail Hossen
1. The document discusses customer expectations and satisfaction regarding diagnostic laboratory services in Bangladesh during the COVID-19 pandemic. It notes that diagnostic centers are failing to meet customer expectations or provide adequate service due to lack of protective equipment and staffing shortages.
2. Customers report long wait times to get tested for COVID-19, and many are being denied regular checkups and tests due to centers prioritizing COVID-19 patients or shutting down temporarily. This has caused distress and health issues for patients with other conditions.
3. Word of mouth about negative experiences is spreading and further eroding trust in healthcare providers. With expectations and experiences of poor service quality during the pandemic, customer satisfaction has reached very low levels.
Service blueprint is the set of action a customer and the organization takes to receive a service.
We have focused on Banking industry and its process of opening an account.
Service blueprint is the set of action a customer and the organization takes to receive a service.
We have focused on Banking industry and its process of opening an account.
A case study on banking service - Pre-post Covid 19Md. Ismail Hossen
Banking industry is one of the major service providers in Bangladesh with thousands of people taking service from them every day queuing up in their branches from morning till afternoon. However, the number of people taking banking service has sharply decrease with the emergence of Corona virus, a global pandemic. Banks are providing limited service of 3 hours starting from 10 AM to 1 PM, which has recently been increased to 2.30 PM in selected number of branches.
A case study on banking service - Pre-post Covid 19Md. Ismail Hossen
The presentation outlines the situation of the banking industry in the covid-19 crisis.
During the outbreak of the viral disease, banking industry is suffering along with the service takes.
It is a complete case review on the failure of block buster.
Blockbuster started big then failed to assess their competitor therefor failing in the long run.
Blockbuster was once the dominant movie rental company with over 6000 stores and $8.4 billion in annual revenue, but failed to adapt to changes in customer demand and new technologies like online streaming from Netflix and Redbox kiosks. Blockbuster's competitive advantages of its large store network became a liability as it faced high operating costs, inflexible brick-and-mortar model, and failure to transition to digital and online services, leading the once-dominant company to file for bankruptcy.
This assignment is done for a small business with the addition of different accounting items the small business can use to maximize their profit.
It has Break-even point for the company. Sales revenue. Target profit maximization.
Cost classification of the company.
This covers the following topics under service marketing,
Service encounter, customer satisfaction, why services fail.
How to improve service for a company.
Technology and human life cannot be separated. We use technology in our daily life to travel, to communicate, to learn and more. However technology has also caused us concerns. Its poor application has results into serious threat to our lives and society. So we have conducted a survey to see its effect in our lives
Technology and human life cannot be separated. We use technology in our daily life to travel, to communicate, to learn and more. However technology has also caused us concerns. Its poor application has results into serious threat to our lives and society. So we have conducted a survey to see its effect in our lives
International Financial Management, International trading, Arbitrage, Put or ...Md. Ismail Hossen
A presentation of case study and presentation on International Financial Management where mainly four things were studied
1) Arbitrage Oppurtunity
2) Exercising the put and call option
3) Sell or Keep
4) Risk of Expose
The whole process of the supply chain method of BMW has been outlined in a beautiful infographic manner that shows they follow a Customer Driven Process in which orders start and end with customers.
Compulsive consumption is in the realm of abnormal behavior-an example of the dark side of the consumption. Consumer who are compulsive are addicted, in some respect they are uncontrollable or out of control.
1) Statistics
) Result Analysis
3) Consumer Behavior
Service encounters are transactional interactions in which one person provides a service or good to another person. Moment of Truth is a time when a person or thing is tested, a decision has to be made, or a crisis has to be faced.
An overview of a project design that was made using the 5 essential steps of project development and planning.
1) feasibility
2) Planning
3) Budget
4) Environment Impact Assesment
5) Profitable
Management of Financial Institutions (Performance Evaluation of Dhaka Bank)Md. Ismail Hossen
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2. Assignment on Integrated Marketing Communication
Brand Management (MGT 3225)
Winter 2015
Section: C
Submitted to
Dr. Shariful Alam
Submitted By
Submission Date:
Presentation
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3. Introduction
Integrated Marketing Communication is the voice of the brand. It is a simple concept. It ensures
that all forms of communications and messages are carefully linked together. Promotion is one
of the Ps in the marketing mix. Promotions have its own mix of communications tools. All of
these communications tools work better if they work together in harmony rather than in isolation.
We were given the task to select a brand and find out do all the marketing
communication of the selected brand was integrated or not.
For our research on integrated marketing communication we have selected a brand
from the mother company Golden Harvest called “BLOOP”. Some details of Bloop is
given bellow.
Golden Harvest Ice-Cream Ltd. is the new entrant in the Bangladesh ice-cream industry with the
brand BLOOP. The ice-cream industry in Bangladesh is growing steadily at around 12% every
year and has been estimated at BDT 10 billion in the fiscal year 2014-15. Golden Harvest has
set up a brand new plant from Tetra Pack Sweden and is being operated under the supervision
of a highly experienced Danish production manager. The brand offers around 40 various
variants including sticks, cups, cones, calippo, sorbets, tubs, cakes and many more.
So let’s go further into the into the integrated marketing communication of “Bloop”
Media Advertising
In case of media advertising Bloop has communicated through Television as well as
Newspaper. Right now they have three TVC on air. They are portraying three different case
scenario. In one, they are showing that if someone eats BLOOP, she or he can find lost
possession. On another on, they are showing that if someone eats BLOOP, she or he will see
4. guest in their house. And in the third one, they are showing that if someone eats BLOOP, she or
he will never be afraid of ghosts again. They are showing day to day problems in people's lives,
and of course in a funny way. But at the end of every TVC, a reporter summarizes the whole
case and says, 'I don't know about these recent occurring, but BLOOP is really good to it'. So,
they are trying to associate theDouble click to view.
Some screenshots are given bellow
We will discuss two of them bellow: https: //www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQK_jqxLrKw
In this TV advertisement we can see a girl always waiting for guest but they never come. But
some had told her to eat Bloop then guest will come. So she was eating and yeah guest really
come, and she was really happy but the fun part is the ending where the reporter states the fact
is not proven but Bloop is really tasty and ending with the dialogue “যনখি খ তখে চাই বাহািার
অভাব িাই”. Also showing a lot of flavors of Bloop
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVk1-V0_azc
5. Moving on to the next tv advertisement the main scenario was quite same. The advertisement is
given bellow.
Ovserving this TV commercial we can see that the girl lost something but couldn’t find it no
matter how she searches then her little sister comes and states that if you eat Bloop you can
find lost things. This also ending with the reporter stating the same thing the fact is not really
proven but Bloop is very tasy ending with the same manner dialogue “যনখি খ তখে চাই বাহািার
অভাব িাই”. Also showing a lot of flavors of Bloop. Both of the commercial was funny shoing its
fun to eat Bloop.
Newspaper
And for the newspaper they have used the following advertisement of Bloop. A lot flavors of the
brand can be seen. They are trying to focus a lot flavor for different types of people with different
taste. Anyone can pick whichever is preferable for them. So through this massage they
providing the varaity of their flavor.
6. Place Advertising
Billboards andposter
They are trying to the association on their Billboard posters, but in a complete different way.
They are using some famous taglines of some popular TVC of different brands. Through this,
they are trying to associate the brand with the existing positioning of other famous brands. In
this way, they are not only getting consumer attention, but also relating the brand image to other
established brand taglines and positioning.
Some of their Billboard Advertisements is discussed bellow
7. Well it’s a famous dialogue taken from superstar Anonto Jolil from a TVC of Grameenphone.
There advertisements on billboard is quite different from other companies as they are trying to
associate with big hits also the real reason behind the Billboard is nothing more than just
another reason to eat ice-cream. Let’s look at another example:
8. Here is another Billboard advertisement where the main theme was taken from Lux. Bloop again
took the liberty to use someone else in an unusual manner. Here it can be seen as another
excuse to eat bloop.
The above states that its just an eid fasion to eat Bloop.
The advertising doesn’t relate to ice-cream in much but the way both billboard was presented
was giving the vibe of eating Bloop ice-cream in any time for any reason with any excue you can
come up with. And always adding fun to the advertisement shoing that its fun to eat Bloop.
Trade Promotion
Trade shows
Bloop also
participated in
Internation Trade
Fair 2015, Where
they have a huge
stall. And it had
interesting feature to
it.
The interesting
feature of the
Pavilion was fun. There are function where you can take your photo with Bloop
characters as well as dance with them. Characters are created with a animation feature
9. wich is added to the picture you take. So many people participated and enjoyed the
whole time. Here is an example bellow.
Consumer Promotions
Contest and sweepstakes
Sweepstackes is a form of gambling where one takes participate without knowing
whether he or she will win or not. Bloop also had created such contest in the most
popular form of digital media Facebook.the rule of the contest is simple have fun by
posting any excuse to eat Bloop on their facebook page and lucky contestants are
picked randomly. Also the winners are given surprising prizes. The is to create the most
funny excuse to eat Bloop and Have fun with everyone.
11. Interactive
They have gone for online bannerads,videos,FacebookalsoYouTube.
As for Face book page it’s really good and goes with their brand personality, a
screenshot is given bellow
And for the posts in the Facebook page well of course they are following their funny
way of advertising as well as different other things. One thing can be seen is their image
posting of different excuses which are simple excuses for eating Bloop as well as funny
12. at the same time. Let’s see some of them to get the idea.
Banner ads
Some of their Banner ads in different websites not much are also funny. Look at those
two banner that were used for online banners. Both of them are associated with other
brands also funny at the same time, showing that you just need any reason to eat Bloop
Ice-cream whether you want to make your teeth white or your face. This in reality is just
a funny excuse.
You tube
They have their own YouTube channel also. Here is a pic of their channel.
13. The video included in the video is also related with their brand personality which is fun.
They like to have fun with viewers as well as people on the streets. In the video it can
be seen the reporter is asking different types of people to talk nonstop about a topic for
40 seconds. If anyone succeed then they will have a free Bloop ice-cream. Also many
people are participating on the show and its fun to see it. Here is the video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGVzWHsPLsM
Event marketing and Sponsorship
14. Bloop has sponsored a famous comicon which was held at banani chairmen field. Its
target audience was mainly fun loving people. The event main attractions were comics
and comics related items. This type of things are liked by people of all age who want to
have fun or have a great time all around.
And another event for them was the Valentine’s Day. On that day they come out in
front of shoping malls and busy places with their freeze and cart. Also they provided a
special offer to lighten up the mood. Buy any ice-cream costing more than 100 taka and
15. get a free bloop lolly.
Conclusion
Well no matter what type of advertising they did all of them were funny in its own way.
They were very good at holding their personality of fun as well as their slogan “যখনি
খখতে চাই বাহািার অভাব িাই”. they were success full in holding their position and
communicate what they really wanted to communicate to the consumers that its fun to
eat Bloop and you can eat it anytime anywhere. their platform for addvertisement was
Media advertisement, Place advertisment, Trade Promotion, consumer promotion,
interactve also Event. and in all of this platform they tried to do something new and
bring fun for the consumer which was possible by them. so would like to say that their
Integrated marketing communication was successfull.
“যনখি খ তখে চাই বাহািার অভাব িাই”