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"Effective Advertising: Creative Strategies & Execution Techniques", Lecture notes of Communication

Various models of the creative process, the importance of a unique selling proposition in advertising, and common advertising execution techniques. It covers the Young Model and Wallas Model of the creative process, the concept of a big idea or major selling idea, and two kinds of advertising appeals: informational/rational and emotional. The document also discusses transformational advertising, universal advertising standards, and six ways to make ads pull better.

What you will learn

  • What is a unique selling proposition in advertising?
  • What are the six ways to make ads pull better according to the document?
  • What are the two main models of the creative process discussed in the document?

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CREATIVE STRATEGY
Creative Challenge
Develop an effective way of
communicating the message to customers
Consider the research you have and
communication objectives
Find a fresh and unique approach to solve
communication problems
Models of the Creative Process
Young Model Wallas Model
Immersion Preparation
Digestion
Incubation Incubation
Illumination Illumination
Verification Verification
Creative Strategy
Copy Platform – guides development of ad
message
States major selling idea or key benefits to
communicate
Central theme, idea, position, or image for
ads in the campaign
Based on advertising and communication
objectives
Big Idea or Major Selling Idea
Unique Selling Proposition
Creating a Brand Image
Finding the Inherent Drama
Establishing a Position for the Product in
the Consumers’ Mind
Unique Selling Proposition
The Promise you will make that the
competition can not or does not offer
Must be important to the target audience
and reflect the key benefit of the product
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CREATIVE STRATEGY

Creative Challenge

  • Develop an effective way of

communicating the message to customers

  • Consider the research you have and

communication objectives

  • Find a fresh and unique approach to solve

communication problems

Models of the Creative Process

Young Model Wallas Model

Immersion Preparation

Digestion

Incubation Incubation

Illumination Illumination

Verification Verification

Creative Strategy

  • Copy Platform – guides development of ad

message

  • States major selling idea or key benefits to communicate
  • Central theme, idea, position, or image for ads in the campaign
  • Based on advertising and communication objectives

Big Idea or Major Selling Idea

  • Unique Selling Proposition
  • Creating a Brand Image
  • Finding the Inherent Drama
  • Establishing a Position for the Product in

the Consumers’ Mind

Unique Selling Proposition

  • The Promise you will make that the

competition can not or does not offer

  • Must be important to the target audience

and reflect the key benefit of the product

Two Kinds of Advertising Appeals

  • Informational/Rational Appeals
    • Competitive advantage
    • Feature appeals
    • Favorable price
    • News appeal
  • Emotional Appeals
    • Transformational Advertising

Transformational Advertising

  • Transforms the consumer’s experience of

using the product

  • Creates feelings, images, meanings, and

beliefs about the product

Common Advertising Execution

Techniques

  • Straight sell/factual
  • Scientific evidence
  • Demonstration
  • Competitive comparisons
  • Testimonials
  • Slice of Life
  • Animation
  • Character or personality delivers message
  • Dramatization
  • Humor

Slogans

  • You’re in good hands with _______
  • Don’t Leave Home without it.
  • Reach Out and Touch Someone
  • Real Food for Real People
  • The Ultimate Driving Machine
  • Like a Rock
  • Diamonds are Forever
  • You’ll Love the Way we Fly
  • Have you Driven a _______ lately?
  • What a Luxury Car Should Be
  • Get a Piece of the Rock
  • A Different Kind of Company. A Different

Kind of Car.

  • We Make Money the Old Fashioned Way.

We Earn it.

  • It’s Everywhere You Want to Be.

Universal Advertising Standards

  • Position the product simply and clearly
  • Present a clinching benefit for the brand
  • Power Idea
  • Create brand personality
  • Do the unexpected
  • Single-minded focus
  • Reward the audience
  • Visually gripping
  • Best design and execution

Six Ways to Make Ads Pull Better

  1. Name a specific benefit.
  2. Emphasize the product in the illustration and the headline.
  3. Make it easy for consumers to visualize the benefit. Keep the ad simple.
  4. Use larger ads in emphasizing the benefit.
  5. Don’t obscure the benefit. Cute, catchy, and tricky may not work.
  6. Get personal about the benefit – show why the product should be of interest to the reader.

Which AD Pulled BEST?

Answer: A

  • Product name in headline increases ID of

product vs “say nothing” headline

  • Emphasis on “New”
  • Recipe attracts attention
  • One main illustration superior

Answer: B

  • Headline has clear benefit
  • Simple illustration focusing on product
  • Strong product ID

Answer: B

  • Connection between headline, illustration,

and copy

  • Headline has specific consumer benefit
  • Product ID is prominent

Answer: B

  • Illustration is cleaner and the product is

the focus

  • Brand name is clear and prominent

Answer: B

  • Strong product ID promotes recall
  • “New” is powerful
  • Avoid sad expressions in illustrations

Answer: A

  • Headlines are important in emphasizing

what is being sold and why

  • Avoid distracting elements
  • Competitive comparison