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Quantum presentation
- 1. Quantum Bringing together all elements of Advertising Craig Bennett, Will Bradbury, Kyle Stewart, Josh Oberman Client:
- 2. Introduction Raise awareness of the risks of binge drinking throughout Europe to young adults aged 16 – 25 Produce a campaign to achieve further awareness Risks Social well being Constraints
- 3. Target Audience 16 - 25 Go out at least twice a week Large groups Attend University Tech savvy Target Audience Users of Social Media Watch TV frequently Frequent online users
- 4. Secondary Research – Key findings Health Social Economic Political Advertising
- 5. Primary Research – Focus Groups Results Females Started drinking socially at 13-14 Unaware of alcohol to units breakdown Felt that drinking in the home under 12 is wrong Teenagers need clarification of alcohol consumption Shock advertising Remembered ads Supported our main idea
- 6. Primary Research – Focus Groups Results Males Didn’t know the unit breakdown Unaware of some major long term effects Started drinking socially at 15 – 16 Didn’t know binge drinking applied to them Ad campaigns Remembered ads General – shock factor and story telling Criticised one of our ideas Supported our main idea
- 7. Conclusions from Research Target Audience – unaware of unit consumption Insight from research Key demographic Consumption – too earlier Lack of knowledge with target audience Advertising Male and female – shock ads and storyline series Encouraging support for our idea
- 8. Our idea Shock narrative ads Following 4 stories “Your Liver, Your Heart, Your Brain, Your Soul” “Your Responsibility” media formats Translated into all European languages
- 9. Why it will succeed Can be easily translated for each individual language Graphics provides shock Hits our TA preferences Research – shock, storytelling Across several platforms
- 10. Conclusion Campaign - To raise awareness of binge drinking effects Research - show effects + unit limits Communication - social media, television Main media outlets used by TA Shock advertising to express the points Focus groups response
- 11. Any Questions