1. Group No 8 Mehmet Sentrk, Mike Weber, Nico Frey, Onur Deniz

2. 1. Appeals and Execution Styles Advertising Appeals Advertising Execution2. Creative Tactics Creative Tactics for Print Advertising Creative Tactics for Television3. Client Evaluation and Approval Guidelines for Evaluating Creative Output 3. Advertising Appeals 4. The approach used to attract the attention of consumersAdvertising Appeals To influence consumer feelings toward a product, service or cause The way an appeal is turned into an advertising message Execution Style The way the message is presented to the consumer 5. Two categories: Informational/Rational Appeals Emotional Appeals 6. Feature Appeal Focus on the dominant product traits Competitive Advantage Appeal Makes comparisons to other brandsFavorable Price Appeal Makes price offer the dominant point News Appeal News announcement about the product Product/Service Popularity Stresses the brands popularity 7. Reminder Advertising 8. Teaser Advertising 9. Advertising Execution 10. --Presentation of information Focus: Product or service and its specific attributes and/or benefits Often used in print ads but also in TV advertising (ex.: high-involvement consumer products) 11. --Technical information, results of scientific or laboratory studies or endorsements. Results from scientific bodies or agencies. 12. ---Key advantages of the product or service by showing the actual use or situation. Goal: Convince the consumers of a product s utility or quality. Very practical for TV advertising (but also used in print ads) 13. The own product will directly compared with a competitor s product Competitor s advantage - 14. --Testimonial by ordinary satisfied customers with whom target audience can identify. Endorsement Ex.: Apples switch campaign 15. -Package-goods products Problem/solution approach Slice-of-death advertising 16. --Use of animated scenes (cartoons, puppets etc.) Especially for commercials targeted at children. Roger-Rabbit-style 17. --Developing a central character or symbol to deliver the advertising message. VIP Problems 18. --Popular for emotional types of appeals (image advertising) Well suited for Cosmetics 19. --Telling a short story of the product/service Difference to slice-of-life: More excitement and suspense. Well suited for TV. 20. -Animation and Fantasy Slice-of-Life and Demonstration Comparison and Humor 21. Creative Tactics for Print and Television Advertising 22. Guidelines for Evaluating Creative Output 23. Is the creative approach consistent with the brands marketing and advertising objectives? Is the creative approach consistent with the creative strategy and objectives? Is the creative approach appropiate for the target audience? Does the creative approach communicate a clear and convincing message to the consumer? Does the creative execution keep from overwhelming the message? Is the creative approach appropiate for the media environment in which it is likely to be seen? Is the ad truthful and tasteful? 24. Creative approach has to: be compatible with way of positioning contribute to the marketing and advertising objectivesF.e. Samsungs positioning by competitor is supported by their advertising 25. The advertisement has to communicate what it is supposed to communicate 26. The ad appeal has to: be understood communicate effectively Difficult to develop ads for teenage marketStyles, fashions and values change rapidly Advertisers use approach that is popular among teensAd of Sparrow guitar, an example of effective communication with youth 27. Creativity important in advertising Creative advertisement has also to communicate reasons to buy the product Benefits, features,Scottex: creative and informative ad 28. The creative execution may not overshadow the advertisers message essential to register the brand name & selling points effectively 29. The ad has to fit into the media environment in which it will be shownExample: Heineken develops new ads for the Champions Leage 30. Is the ad truthful?Can it offend consumers?