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Ads are All Around Us!. Advertising Techniques!. Statistics Testimonial Fun and Friendship Sex Appeal/ Romance Great Outdoors. Nostalgia Bandwagon Transfer/ Fantasy(Rich & Famous) Humor Sense Appeal. NOSTALGIA.
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Advertising Techniques! • Statistics • Testimonial • Fun and Friendship • Sex Appeal/ Romance • Great Outdoors • Nostalgia • Bandwagon • Transfer/ Fantasy(Rich & Famous) • Humor • Sense Appeal
NOSTALGIA • Uses plain folks, it takes people back to the good old days and focuses on reliability.
BANDWAGON • Convinces you that everyone is buying this product.
TRANSFER/FANTASY • Using superheroes, beautiful people, and super athletes to sell products.
HUMOR • People will remember products because it makes them laugh and purchase the product because of positive association.
TESTIMONIAL • Important or well known people testify that they use the products and so should you.
STATISTICS • Impressive facts and stats draw people in, even if they have little or no meaning.
Sense Appeal • This includes sounds or pictures that appeal to your senses or emotions.
FUN & FRIENDSHIP • These ads convey that using this product will increase your popularity and happiness.
ROMANCE/SEX APPEAL • Show romantic situations use “sexy” models. • What is beauty?
ROMANCE/SEX APPEAL • Do models really look like that?
Food Preparation • Why does that burger look so good?
Hard Sell Techniques Make a "timeline." Artificial timelines are a mainstay of the hard sell. The sales person or the campaign creates a sense of urgency (ex: This is the Last Item in Stock! Call Today!) to try to get immediate sales.
Hard sell techniques • Introduce a "limited offer." Creating limitations other than time help make a consumer think they are getting a "special opportunity", but that is not always the case.
Hard Sell techniques • Price manipulation. "We'll give you this product, a 100.00 value for ONLY 59.99 • Free add-ins. "If you order now we will throw in an extra snuggie for FREE." • 2 for the price of 1. In most cases items are marked up from original price.
Pufferyin Infomercials • When advertisements make products look spectacular. Often times the product does work…just not as well as seen on TV.
Puffery • When advertisements make products look spectacular. Often times the product does work…just not as well as seen on TV.