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Pinnacle Productions outlines several marketing strategies for a music video, including using social media, magazine advertisements, teaming up with celebrities, and emailing subscribers. They decide to use magazine advertisements created in Photoshop and social media marketing due to their effectiveness and low budgets.
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2. research final 2
Here are the key strengths and weaknesses of your research methods:
Product research:
- Strengths: Allowed you to analyze existing designs and identify common successful elements.
- Weaknesses: Limited to published works, doesn't get direct feedback.
Questionnaires:
- Strengths: Gathered quantitative data from a large sample. Easy to distribute online.
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The three main tasks of the campaign were to create the band's image, produce ancillary products like a music video and CD, and make the band look professional. The products created were a music video, CD, and website. The goal was to associate the band with similar indie/rock bands and represent themes of rebelliousness, teenage life, and freedom. The target audience was identified as 17-21 year olds who are indie/hipster, use social media, and smoke shisha or marijuana. The products would be advertised on social media, magazines, buses and TV and available for purchase on websites like Amazon and in stores.
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- The survey responses showed that the target audience was young and enjoyed music videos for entertainment and interest. They enjoyed narratives, fashion, and artist performances in videos.
- The document concludes that the proposed narrative concept for their video was approved by survey respondents and provides guidance on including variety and avoiding clichés.
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1) The image of the artist portrayed across all marketing materials needs to be consistent to build a relationship with the audience and make the artist recognizable.
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