Analysing adverts

Analysing adverts

Convention of TV adverts 
Shots/ Camera Angles 
- Entertainment 

Editing 
 - The purpose would be to entertain 

Voiceovers  
- Inform and to promote as well. 

 Text 
- Inform and to promote the services or product 

Social media 
- Not just a link put a hashtag and pictures of the social media

Call to action 
- What the target audience is being encouraged to do, buy a product, call a services 

Other conventions: 
logo
Slogan
Colour scheme
Music
Characters
Storyline

Beyonce heat: 
music - Used the song fever as it links to the product colour
- Red is used as it's following the heat and romance for the product and target audience. 
font - Fantasy world, romantic driven font. 
product - Its shown twice 
call to action - visit the website to buy the product 
key messages - To buy the perfume and be like Beyonce  

KFC zinger crunch salad music
- Comical makes it more memorable. 
Comedy - it becomes more memorable as an advert
Characters - different ethnicity, all working calls and females.
call to action - To go and buy the salad 

Burger King - Men
Music - Comical making it more memerbale 
characters - Using all men character promoting the message and campaign idea 
logo/ slogan - brand awareness and brand identity 
call to action - Go to there store and buy the double whopper. 

What makes a good print advert
•Clear and effective image
•Memorable – emotional, informative
•Slogan/catchphrase/tagline – entice the audience, stick in the head
•Persuasive language
•Clear language – to the point
•Appropriate font – typeface, sans-serif/serif
•Colour scheme – ideally 3/4
•Clear layout
•Name of product
•Website
•Brand identity – logo, the name of the brand/company
•Eye-catching




Dr Pepper: 

Memorable - This looks like a vintage advert making it a lot more memorable.
Slogan/ Slogan: It says The only drink with P.H.D putting a comedic feel to it.
Colour scheme: Stands out as its using the brand's colours.


















Pepsi:













Comments

Popular posts from this blog

ASA

adverting techniques