Techniques Used In Advertizing Flashcards
Must Have
Suggesting that you must have
the product to be happy, popular, or
satisfied
Games and Activities
Prizes, sweepstakes
and gifts. Using a chance to win a prize to
attract attention. Putting commercial into
the form of a game can be a fun way to
introduce a product.
Call to Action
Telling you what to do–
“BUY, TODAY!” or “Vote Now”– removes all
doubt about the next steps
Repetition
Repeating a message or idea so
you remember it.
Sense Appeal
Using sights and sounds to
appeal to your senses: sight, touch, taste,
smell, hear
Testimonials and Endorsements
Featuring someone, like a celebrity, saying how the
product worked for them can be convincing
Hype
Using words like amazing and
incredible to make products seem really
exciting
Fear
Using a product to solve something
you worry about, like bad breath.
Humor
Using ads that make you laugh can
catch your attention and be memorable.
Claim
Informing you about how a product
works or helps you.
Sales and Price
Showing or announcing a
discounted price can make a producg look
better.
Special Ingredients
Promoting a s[ecial
ingredient may make you think the product
works better than others.
Association
Using images (like the
American flag) in the hope you’ll transfer
you good feelings about the image to the
product