Classic high quality photography
Contrasting use of colour and highlights
Clean lines in graphic design
Contemporary and topical themes
Use of known music tracks
Catchy jingles
Repetitive phrases e.g. “Simples”
Shock value e.g. “cactus” dummy and “The Sopranos”
Use of a continuing theme – e.g. the Peter Kay beer ads
Use of known strong corporate branding and identity
“whacky” ideas – “Big Ad” (beer) and Cadbury’s Chocolate ads
Surreal imagery (Evian Water) (Gorilla playing drums)
Clever, skillful craftsmanship
Lifestyle adverts
Use of celebrities
Use of humour
Strong basis of factual information – e.g. the ipod ads.
These are some points of everyone's presentation today. When I had to go up and show the adverts on this blog as a presentation I went into detail with how they are used, how they sell and why. With the first advert Bud Light I explained that the advert was for selling with humour, with the rubber floors. This has always stuck in my head ever since i was little, I still find it funny today. With the Chrome advert I showed how they make something like bricks, pong and turning the ending into the address bar and tool bar at the end. This way shows that its simple, easy to use and safe.
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