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Are you looking to increase sales for your business? Learn how promotional advertising strategies can help boost your revenue and attract more customers. Discover the power of institutional advertising in shaping public perception and fostering goodwill. Explore the benefits of various advertising mediums, from broadcast media to specialty media and digital advertising. Get inspired by iconic ad campaigns and catchy slogans that have made a lasting impact on consumers. Transform your marketing efforts and watch your business grow with the right advertising approach.
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Advertising Unit 3
ADVERTISING The act of a company paying to promote their ideas, products, or services through mass media.
PROMOTIONAL ADVERTISING • Advertising designed to increase sales
PROMOTIONAL ADVERTISING • The company used promotional advertising to sell more frozen pizzas. • Sales were very slow for the car company so they used promotional advertisements to increase sales. • FedEx was losing customers to UPS so they decided to do more promotional advertising in order to get customers to use their service instead.
INSTITUTIONAL ADVERTISING • The process a company uses in order to create a favorable image and foster goodwill in the market place.
INSTITUTIONAL ADVERTISING • Because of recent criticism about the high fat and cholesterol content in their food McDonalds used institutional advertising to promote a healthy diet menu and change their public image. • Through their institutional advertising campaign the cigarette company donated thousands of dollars to cancer research in hopes of looking better in the public’s eyes.
ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN • A group of various forms of advertisements coordinated to meet a specific goal of a company.
MEDIA • Agencies, means, or instruments used to convey advertising messages to customers.
BROADCAST MEDIA • Advertising done through either the radio or television.
Broadcast MEDIA • The company chose the television as their preferred media to promote their service
Broadcast MEDIA • Radio seemed to be the best media to use in order to spread the company’s message
SPECIALTY MEDIA • Relatively inexpensive, useful items featuring a company's name or logo that are given away; also known as giveaways.
Digital/Online Media Least expensive form of advertising media. Forms include internet pop-up and banner ads as well as email and text messaging.
PRINT MEDIA • Advertising which uses newspapers, magazines, direct mail, directories and billboards.
PRINT MEDIA • In order to reach only people in the Detroit metro area the company only uses the newspaper as its media source.
HEADLINE • The phrase or sentence that captures the readers’ attention, arouses their interest, and entices them to read the rest of the ad.
HEADLINE • Here’s a quick way to break up a cold. • Save $50 on your next shopping purchase. • LIMITED TIME OFFER • Do you make these mistakes? • HUGE SALE! • It’s FINALLY here! • You maybe missing something important.
COPY • The selling message of the advertisement
ILLUSTRATION • The photograph, drawing or other graphic elements used in an advertisement.
SIGNATURE • The distinctive identification of a business; also known as a logo
SLOGAN • A catchy phrase or words that identify a product or company.
SLOGANS • “Taste the Rainbow” • “Drivers Wanted” • “You are now free to move about the Country” • “____ Gives you wings” • “What's in Your Wallet?” • “Buy It. Sell It. Love It.” • “Better Ingredients. Better Pizza” • “Finger Lickin’ Good” • “Be All You Can Be” • “Breakfast of Champions” • Skittles • Volkswagen • Southwest • Red Bull • Capital One • eBay • Papa Johns • Kentucky Fried Chicken • U.S. Army • Wheaties
Slogan Signature Illustration Headline Copy
Example: • Headline? • Copy? • Illustration? • Signature? • Slogan?