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15 Cards in this Set
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account planner
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conducts research and gathers all relevant info about a client's product, brand, target customers. drives the creative process from the client's perspective
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before working, creative specialists need:
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background research
product/service specific research qualitative research |
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DMB&B approach to creative ads
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develop a creative core/power idea, then build on it
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DMB&B ad stds
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does this ad position the product simply and w/unmistakable clarity?
does it bolt the brand to a clinching benefit? does this ad contain a power idea? does it design in brand personality? is this ad: unexpected? single minded? reward the prospect? visually arresting? exhibit painstaking craftsmanship? |
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creating the big idea
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develop a unique selling position
create a brand image find an inherent drama position the product well |
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advertising appeals
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the underlying content of the ad (overriding format, comedy, drama)
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execution style:
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the way that content (appeal) is presented, plot
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2 types of ad appeals
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informational/rational: focus on consumers' practical, functional, or utilitarian needs
emotional: focus on social/psychological needs (what pple think) |
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examples of rational appeals
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feature
competitive advantage favorable price news (new and improved, fda) product/service popularity - 4/5 dentists |
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reminder advertising
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goal is to build brand awareness/keep the brand in the minds of the consumers
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teaser ads
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goal is to build curiosity, interest about a product w/o actually showing it
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ad execution
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straight sell/factual mssg
scientific/tech evidence demonstration comparison testimonials slice of life (pop 4 pkg goods, prob-sol; B2B use slice of death) animation (cheaper) personality symbol - central char (maytag repair man) imagery dramatization - tell short story; more intense and dramatic humor combinations |
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print ad design and layout
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headline: goal is to attract attention
subheads body copy: main txt of the ad visual elements layout: how the above elements are positioned on the pg |
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tv ad design
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video: what's seen on the screen. must attract attention and comm a mssg/image
audio: what's heard (voice, music, sound effects) |
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clients eval ads based on:
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brand's mktg objs
brand's ad objs creative strategy, objs does it comm what it's supposed to? approach approp target aud? comm clear, convincing mssg? does execution overwhelm the mssg? approp to media envi? is ad truthful and tasteful? |