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message theme
outline of the key ideas in an advertisement
message strategy
primary tactic or approach used to deliver the message theme
cognitive message strategy
presentation of rational arguments or pieces of information to consumers

generic
preemptive
unique selling proposition
hyperbole
comparative
generic messages
direct promotions of product attributes or benefits without any claim of superiority

works best for brand leader

brand awareness
preemptive message
claim superiority based on a product's specific attribute or benefit

be the first company to state the advantage - prevents competitors from stating the same thing
unique selling proposition
explicit, testable claim of uniqueness or superiority that can be supported
hyperbole
untestable claim

"worlds best coffee!"
competitive advertisement
directly or indirectly

believability ?

negative attitudes
affective strategies
resonance

emotional
resonance advertising
connects a product with a consumer's experiences to develop stronger ties between the product and consumer

music from 1980's hits baby boomers
emotional advertising
elicit powerful emotions that lead to recall

consumer and b2b

strong brand names
conative strategies
action inducing
promotional support
action inducing advertising
create situations in which cognitive knowledge of the product or affective liking of the product may come later

impulse buys
promotional support advertising
support other promotional efforts
bran strategies
brand user
brand image
brand usage
corporate
executional frameworks 8
animation
slice of life
dramatization
testimonial
authoritative
demonstration
fantasy
informative
executional framework
the manner in which an ad appeal is presented
animation
use has increased due to computer graphics technology

rotoscoping

clay animation

tv
rotoscoping
process of digitally painting or sketching figures into live sequences
slice of life
provide solutions to everyday problems

encounter
problem
interaction
solution
dramatization
higher level of excitement and suspense to tell the story

same as slice of life framework
testimonials
a character tells about a positive experience with a product

greater credibility than self proclamations

perceived more credible than paid endorsers

good in b2b

good for services and intangible services
authoritative
convince viewers that a product is superior to other brands in using an authoritative source


expert authority

science
fantasy
lift audience to a make beleive experience

sex love and romance
informative
straightforward

extensively used for radio advertisements
spokespersons
ceos
celebrities
experts
typical persons - most credible
principles of effective advertising
visual consistency
campaign duration
repeated taglines
consistent positioning
simplicity
identifiable selling point