The document describes feedback received on a print advert created for the NHS Better Health Campaign. The creator asked several questions to gather feedback on whether the advert was professional, something the NHS would use, inspirational, and high quality. For each question, feedback was gathered from both the target audience of 16-18 year olds as well as people with more industry experience. The feedback showed that both groups felt the advert was professional, something the NHS would use, inspirational, and high quality. This confirmed for the creator that the goals of creating an advert the NHS could proudly use had been achieved.

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NHS Better Health Campaign
Plan for a Healthy Lifestyle

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1) Is this advert professional?
This question was extremely important to me because one of my main aims was to create a
professional advert as I know the size of my client and unless the advert is professional it will
not be able to be published so I put extra effort into making it as professional as possible. To
confirm this I sent this question to a mixture of people including my audience which is 16-18
year olds as this is who my advert is meant for so if they think it is professional then that is
great however I also asked people who are older (30+) as they have experience in a
professional environment unlike my audience so I thought it was important to ask both. As you
can see from the results both groups of people agree with each other that my advert is very
professional which is very good and allows me to know that I've reached my goal and don’t
have to change anything on my advert to make it more professional. After reviewing my
feedback I know the quality that is expected for my adverts in the future.
Post Production.
Print Advert.
Feedback Review.
2) If you were the NHS would you use it?
I believe this is the most important question of them all as this is what it all comes down to.
For this question I decided to ask a mixture of people including my audience and people with
more experience in this industry. I choose these two because if my audience would use this
advert it means they like it however as my audience is young they don’t know how this
industry works and if this advert would get used or not so that’s why I asked people with more
experience as they’ve seen ads which have been used. As you can see from the results both
set of people would use it. This was such good news for me as it means my advert is perfect
and has everything the NHS would need so my target that I set out to achieve has been met.
This feedback was important as it means my advert works and doesn’t need any dramatic
changes to it to make sure the NHS would use it and actually only requires tiny slight changes
to make it absolutely perfect.

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3) Is this advert inspirational?
This advert is based around the goal of getting active, I believed that the best
way to get results for my client was to inspire people to get active and to start
there journey. This question was sent to my audience(16-18 year olds) because
if they are inspired by it I then know it will be successful for my client and now
that I can see the results from the survey I am very pleased with my advert as I
know it will help the NHS so this means I have made a successful advert for my
client which was my main goal.
Feedback Review.
Post Production.
Print Advert.
4) Is this advert high quality?
Once again I know how important my client is so I had to make sure the advert
is the highest quality so they could be able to use it and put it on there website
which gets millions of views. So they quality needed to be good enough for
them to be proud to show the whole of the UK and fortunate everyone I
questioned agreed that the advert is high quality as I needed to ensure the
quality shows my client in a positive light this means my client will use my advert
which was my goal so once again I had reached my goal.

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FINAL PRODUCT
Post Production.
Print Advert.