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MK364 INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISING

MK364 INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISING. THEME Three: Creative Appeals. Creative Strategy, Appeals and Execution. Strategy - a policy guiding principle, a theme Appeal - tactic, for example humour, universal or culture bound Execution - centralisation or local. Creativity.

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MK364 INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISING

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  1. MK364INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISING THEME Three: Creative Appeals

  2. Creative Strategy, Appeals and Execution • Strategy - a policy guiding principle, a theme • Appeal - tactic, for example humour, universal or culture bound • Execution - centralisation or local

  3. Creativity “An idea can only emerge as the solution to a single market problem. After savage scrutiny, total understanding and perhaps some necessary modification, it may then apply in a second market - and then perhaps to many more. Or it may remain a single market solution” Jeremy Bullmore in J-P Jones

  4. Marlboro “America’s Most Wanted” Promotion

  5. Local Advertising Service? “Not all clients will be local clients but all clients need to be serviced locally” What are the similarities in creative execution? Are creativity and International Advertising compatible?

  6. Developing Advertising Strategies What is said and where (communication theme) • Positioning - information, emotion, PLC • Appeals - value-for-money, CofO, snob

  7. Developing Advertising Strategies How it is said (communication concept) Tone - argumentative for credibility? or narrative to develop relationships Format - slice of life, narrative, testimonials, talking head, demonstration, cartoons, music

  8. Haagen Dazs “From food to fashion accessary”

  9. Message Strategy “Narrowly defined, standardised adverting refers to messages that are used internationally with virtually no change in theme, illustration or copy - except, perhaps, for translation where needed”

  10. Standardisation? No, because: 1. Mature or developing market 2. PLC 3. Brand leadership 4. Strength of competition 5. Advertising styles/people

  11. Situations suitable for standardisation • Audience similar • Image allowed • Luxury, upper class • Hi-tech • Nationalistic flavour

  12. 4 creative impediments to centralisation: • 1.      In each country creative people like to prove themselves. • 2.      Ad agencies can be obstructive because adapting a campaign pays less than creating a new one • 3.      Ad managers of subsidiaries can impede progress. • 4.      The NIH (not invented here) syndrome might exist and should be replaced by NIH (now improved here). • De Mooij

  13. Levi • Truth and advertising • Cultural sensitivity • Standardised • CofO effect

  14. Themes ands concepts 1. Universal • Case history/New/improved/Everyday/New products/service/expertise/made in/demonstration/images/media-driven/lifestyle/heroes 2. Culture bound • personal ideas/moral values/humour/motivation/roles (e.g. women)/comparative

  15. Advertising Appeals • Verbal • Non-verbal • Creativity

  16. Benetton • Provocation rather than shock • Provocation results in negative attitudes toward the message and hence the brand • Use of certain symbols e.g. animals, religious icons • Are recipients willing to accept image if it is explained to them?

  17. What Restrictions • Globalisation • Pan Europeanism • Benefits of standardisation • Problems with standardisation • Glocal

  18. Any Questions

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