Chapter 12: Creative Advertising Flashcards

1
Q

What are the principles of effective advertising?

A

Relevant
original
has impact (ROI)

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2
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What is “the big idea”

A

Creative concept that implements ad strategy so that it’s attention grabbing and memorable

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3
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Effective creative concepts focus on what 4 elements?

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Focus (one idea - single minded)

Uniqueness

Generativeness

Truth/honesty

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4
Q

What is The Creative Leap?

A

Process of jumping from the strategy statement to an original idea that conveys the strategy in an interesting way

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5
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What is free association?

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The juxtaposition of two seemingly unrelated thoughts

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6
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What is divergent thinking?

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Exploration to search for all possible alternatives

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7
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Why are analogies and metaphors used?

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Used to see new patterns/relationships

Are intuitive - emotion-based thinking

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8
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What are the four creative characteristics?

A

Problem solving
Ability to visualise
Openness to new experiences
Conceptual thinking

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9
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What is needed to prevent unoriginal ideas?

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Avoidance of:

The common
The look-alike (copycat) 
The tasteless
Being weird, provocative and in-your-face 
Just having a beautiful picture
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10
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What is the creative strategy and what is the creative execution?

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Strategy = what the ad says

Execution = how the ad says it

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11
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What are the two basic approaches to translating message objectives into strategy?

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Soft sell - emotional appeals/images to create a response

Hard sell - touches the mind creates a response based on logic

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12
Q

What is a lecture and what is a drama?

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Lecture - Serious instruction given verbally

Drama - Role play that relies on the user to make inferences

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13
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What are the different advertising objectives?

A

Perception

Persuasion

Cognition

Affection

Transformation

Behaviour

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14
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What is the perception objective?

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To create attention, awareness, interest, recognition and recall

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15
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What is the persuasion objective?

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To change attitudes, create conviction and build preference

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16
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What is the cognition objective?

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To inform, educate and achieve understanding

17
Q

What is the Transformation objective?

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To establish brand identity and associations

18
Q

What is the Affection objective?

A

to touch emotions, create feelings and sensations

19
Q

What is the Behaviour objective?

A

stimulate trial, purchase and repurchase

20
Q

What messages drive cognition?

A

Needs to identify characteristics, features, attributes and USP’s

21
Q

What messages transform a product into a brand?

A

Branding, image advertising and associatios

22
Q

What messages drive action?

A

Calls to action, word of mouth, viral marketing or “buzz”

23
Q

What does a typical advertising brief include?

A
A problem to be solved
Advertising or comms. objective
Target audience
Brand imperatives (position, personality etc.) 
Proposition and support
Creative paramaters
Media considerations
24
Q

List the different advertising execution formats:

A
Straightforward
demonstration
humor
slice of life
spokesperson
comparison
problem solving/problem avoidance
Shockvertising