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The document discusses various constraints that could impact a project, including: - Having over a month to complete the project allows more time for research and improving ideas, leading to a better final grade. - Having the necessary resources like Photoshop and a camera at home helps ensure work can be completed to a high standard within the timeframe. - Existing similar products can provide inspiration but also prevent fully original ideas due to copyright issues. - Regulations from organizations like the ASA could restrict certain approaches and impact the project.
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Having over a month to complete the project will allow for more research and the development of better ideas over time. This longer timescale will positively impact the final grade. Existing resources like Photoshop and a camera at home can help complete work to a higher standard. If necessary resources are unavailable outside of college, work will need to be done during college hours or additional time spent in college. Existing similar products can both help by providing examples but may also limit original ideas due to copyright issues. Advertising standards authorities could impact the project by preventing certain ideas deemed misleading, harmful, or offensive, constraining the project scope.
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The document discusses various constraints that could impact a marketing project, including:
- A short five week timeframe requiring careful planning and contingency time
- Potential need to source product images online or purchase the product
- Rules from the Advertising Standards Authority that could prevent certain advertising approaches if deemed inappropriate
- Copyright issues that may require developing truly original designs to avoid legal problems
Following all applicable rules and regulations is important to avoid designs being pulled or missing deadlines, but could also slow down the creative process.
Constraints
The document discusses several constraints that will affect a marketing project for Irn-Bru. It notes that the project has a 3 week timeframe, so planning and creating mockups is important to meet deadlines. Resources like a camera, lighting, and Photoshop software will need to be sourced from within the college. The marketing approach will need to suit the target audience and brand image of Irn-Bru without causing harm or offense. Restraints from organizations like the Advertising Standards Authority around issues like copyright and sections regarding food, misleading advertising, harm and offense, and children will also need to be considered.
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The document discusses various constraints that may impact a project. It notes that the deadline for the project is December 4th, which could be enough time to complete the work to a good standard if enough time is planned out. It also states that college computers will be available to edit photos but the author has their own camera as a backup. Regarding marketing approach, the author believes constraints may help their project by allowing them to build upon other successful campaigns. Finally, the document notes that advertising standards authorities could restrict ads that are not age-appropriate, so the project will aim to avoid anything controversial.
Constraints handout
The document outlines several constraints for a project spread over 5 weeks:
1) The short timescale could impact the ability to complete each task and unit on time to achieve the desired grade.
2) Resources like a camera may need to be acquired to take photographs as planned, and lack of computing skills could limit use of design programs.
3) Marketing constraints like avoiding copywritten images or ideas already made into products are important to consider.
4) Organizational standards around offensive content need attention to avoid issues with audiences like children seeing the final product.
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The document discusses various constraints that will affect a marketing project for Irn-Bru. It notes that the project has 42 days to be completed, which allows for drafts, feedback, and contingency time. Resources like Photoshop and a model, camera, and studio may be needed. The project must create an Irn-Bru advert that sticks to their color scheme, logo, and humor. Restraints from the Advertising Standards Authority around causing offense will help ensure the project avoids problematic content but may limit creative ideas. In general, the time allotted can accommodate the work, while specific marketing guidelines and regulatory standards could potentially hinder the project scope.
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Having over a month to complete the project will allow for more research and the development of better ideas over time. This longer timescale will positively impact the final grade. Existing resources like Photoshop and a camera at home can help complete work to a higher standard. If necessary resources are unavailable outside of college, work will need to be done during college hours or additional time spent in college. Existing similar products can both help by providing examples but may also limit original ideas due to copyright issues. Advertising standards authorities could impact the project by preventing certain ideas deemed misleading, harmful, or offensive, constraining the project scope.
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The document discusses various constraints that could impact a marketing project, including:
- A short five week timeframe requiring careful planning and contingency time
- Potential need to source product images online or purchase the product
- Rules from the Advertising Standards Authority that could prevent certain advertising approaches if deemed inappropriate
- Copyright issues that may require developing truly original designs to avoid legal problems
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The document discusses several constraints that will affect a marketing project for Irn-Bru. It notes that the project has a 3 week timeframe, so planning and creating mockups is important to meet deadlines. Resources like a camera, lighting, and Photoshop software will need to be sourced from within the college. The marketing approach will need to suit the target audience and brand image of Irn-Bru without causing harm or offense. Restraints from organizations like the Advertising Standards Authority around issues like copyright and sections regarding food, misleading advertising, harm and offense, and children will also need to be considered.
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The document discusses various constraints that may impact a project. It notes that the deadline for the project is December 4th, which could be enough time to complete the work to a good standard if enough time is planned out. It also states that college computers will be available to edit photos but the author has their own camera as a backup. Regarding marketing approach, the author believes constraints may help their project by allowing them to build upon other successful campaigns. Finally, the document notes that advertising standards authorities could restrict ads that are not age-appropriate, so the project will aim to avoid anything controversial.
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The document discusses various constraints that will affect a marketing project for Irn-Bru. It notes that the project has 42 days to be completed, which allows for drafts, feedback, and contingency time. Resources like Photoshop and a model, camera, and studio may be needed. The project must create an Irn-Bru advert that sticks to their color scheme, logo, and humor. Restraints from the Advertising Standards Authority around causing offense will help ensure the project avoids problematic content but may limit creative ideas. In general, the time allotted can accommodate the work, while specific marketing guidelines and regulatory standards could potentially hinder the project scope.
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The document outlines several constraints that must be considered for a project with a deadline of December 4th, 2013. It discusses the limited five week timeframe and the need for strict time management and scheduling. It also addresses the resources provided, including computer software and equipment, and the plan to find alternative options if needed. Marketing constraints are mentioned, like ensuring ads are placed where the target teenage audience can see them. Finally, it outlines restraints from the Advertising Standards Authority, such as not misleading consumers or making unsafe practices seem appealing to children. Compliance with these rules is necessary, especially around claims made in marketing an energy drink product.
Idea development pro forma
The client has asked the student to create a logo, business cards, website, and social media presence for a building company. In the first week, the student will create a logo and begin designing business cards. They will also start planning the website layout. In the second week, the student will finalize the business cards and begin building the website. They will select images for the online portfolio. In the third week, the student will complete the website and set up social media accounts while reviewing all work for improvements. The timeline allows the student to manage the project over three weeks and receive feedback at checkpoints.
Evaluation
Scott created poster designs for a client's beer products. He had to consider copyright issues with the fonts and ensure they were freely usable. The designs also had to adhere to advertising standards regarding alcohol promotion. Scott managed his time well over three weeks, spending one week on each poster. Communication with the client was limited but positive, with the client approving Scott's concept mock-ups. Scott fulfilled the client's requirements to include the brand logo in the final posters. The project helped Scott improve his digital art, layout, time management and experience working professionally to a brief.
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