LO1: Ways to advertise commercial products


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LO1- Analysis of advertising campaign

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Psychographics and audience targeting

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Mainstreamers- Follow popular trends. Explorers- Driven my a need for discovery and challenge. Reformers- Anti materialistic  Aspirers- Somebody who wants to be wealthy, enjoy status. Strugglers- Live for everyday, sometimes they are dependant on alcohol, cigarettes and fast food.  Succeeders- A very confident person, they seek reward to show they have made it in life. Resigned- Puts up with their lotting life, they like security (The elderly or retired). Ideology- Communitcates ideas, values and beliefs. Many brands we look carry this ideology of domesticity, the traditional family. Fairy washing up liquid showcases a women in the advert cleaning which is the stereotype that women clean up and work in the house. A girl using a nerf which is stereotypically a boys toy. Vance Packard wrote the hidden persuasion in 1957. The subject of adverts is likely to show someone ideal self or ideal partner Cole Rogers (1980) Yorkie ad Call to action- What a brand wants you to do next af...
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