Problem Based Learning (PBL). Trigger 9.
Problem: How
creative ideas become messages?
Learning
objectives:
1. What is
the process of creating a message?
·
How do advertising agencies turn
their ideas into a clear message?
·
What factors do you need to think of
when creating a message?
2. How to
make the message appealing?
·
How do advertisements reach people
emotionally and nationally?
How to get through the “clutter” of advertising
The process of creating a message:
Advertising Strategy->Creative Strategy-> Creative Brief (Idea)-> Implementation
Creative idea should remain constant while the way to deliver it and the message can vary.
Factors to consider:
- How to capture attention of your target audience with a headline
-Identify the target audience's needs and wants
-Describe the benefits and value of your product
-Give your message credibility
-State the action you want the recipient of your message to take (e.g. "pick up the phone and call..")
Based on: http://www.businessknowhow.com/marketing/marketing-message.htm
How to make the message appealing:
-Indicating brand name, origin of the product, the features the customer is looking for
-Creating emotional message
-Making a contrast effect (e.g. with some other product)
-Endorsing a celebrity as a brand face
-Try to engage your customers with the message
Advertising Strategy->Creative Strategy-> Creative Brief (Idea)-> Implementation
Creative idea should remain constant while the way to deliver it and the message can vary.
Factors to consider:
- How to capture attention of your target audience with a headline
-Identify the target audience's needs and wants
-Describe the benefits and value of your product
-Give your message credibility
-State the action you want the recipient of your message to take (e.g. "pick up the phone and call..")
Based on: http://www.businessknowhow.com/marketing/marketing-message.htm
How to make the message appealing:
-Indicating brand name, origin of the product, the features the customer is looking for
-Creating emotional message
-Making a contrast effect (e.g. with some other product)
-Endorsing a celebrity as a brand face
-Try to engage your customers with the message
Sources: Chris Fill, Marketing Communications: Interactivity, communities, and content. 5th edition 2009;
"Visual Identity.Promoting and Protecting the Public Face of an Organization" by Susan Westcott Alessandri
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