Advertising: AIDA Model, Ad Copy & Influencer Marketing

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Out-of-Home (OOH) advertising primarily focuses on digital platforms and excludes traditional media like billboards and transit ads.

False (B)

Lasswell's Model of communication includes the elements: communicator, message, medium, audience, and evaluation.

False (B)

A creative boutique advertising agency typically handles all aspects of an advertising campaign, from market research to media buying.

False (B)

According to the DAGMAR model, the advertising process culminates in 'consideration,' which involves potential customers evaluating the product benefits before purchase.

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In the VIPS model, 'Service' refers to the claim that the quality and branding of the ad should be easily recognisable.

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According to the AIDA model, gaining the audience's Desire precedes capturing their Attention.

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An effective ad copy should prioritize being lengthy and detailed to convey all product features.

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Ad agencies typically consist of creative teams, financial advisors, strategists, and account managers.

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Influencer marketing is less effective for niche products due to the smaller audience size.

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Using fear to highlight the potential consequences of not using a product is an application of a rational appeal in advertising.

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According to the Ehrenberg model, advertising primarily serves to attract new customers, while occasionally reinforcing loyalty among existing ones.

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A corporate advertising campaign that focuses on a company's ethical practices and community involvement aims to enhance the company's product appeal more than its overall image.

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Inorganic digital advertising relies mainly on optimizing website content and structure to rank higher in search engine results.

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Flashcards

OOH Advertising

Advertising in public spaces, like billboards and transit ads.

Lasswell's Model

A communication model describing who says what, in which channel, to whom, with what effect.

Mobile Advertising

Advertising tailored for mobile devices, including in-app ads and SMS marketing.

AI in Advertising

AI is used for personalizing ads, automating placements and customer engagement using chatbots.

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B2B, B2C, C2C

B2B is business selling to business, B2C is business selling to consumers, C2C is consumer selling to consumer.

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AIDA Model

A model explaining how advertising influences consumer decision-making through Attention, Interest, Desire, and Action.

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Ad Copy

The persuasive text in an advertisement designed to motivate the audience to take a specific action.

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Ad Agency

Companies that specialize in creating, planning, and managing advertisements for other brands.

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Influencer Marketing

Promoting products and services through individuals with a significant following and influence on social media.

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Appeals in Advertising

The approach used in advertising to attract consumers, which can be emotional, rational, or humorous.

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Ehrenberg Model

A model suggesting advertising reinforces brand loyalty among existing customers, not just attracting new ones.

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Corporate Advertising

Advertising that promotes the company's overall image and values rather than specific products.

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E-Advertising

Advertising through digital platforms like social media, search engines, and email.

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Study Notes

  • Advertising influences consumer decision-making

AIDA Model

  • Attention involves grabbing the audience's attention using visuals, headlines, or unique messages
  • Interest involves keeping the audience interested by providing engaging and relevant information
  • Desire involves creating an emotional connection to make consumers want the product
  • Action involves encouraging the customer to take action, like buying the product

Ad Copy

  • Text in an advertisement persuades people to take action
  • It should be clear, concise, and appealing
  • Nike's 'Just Do It' is a powerful and simple ad copy example

Ad Agency & Top Agencies

  • Ad agencies create, plan, and manage advertisements for brands
  • Structure includes creative teams, media buyers, strategists, and account managers
  • Top agencies include Ogilvy, McCann, Leo Burnett, DDB, and Grey Advertising

Influencer Marketing

  • Involves promoting products through social media influencers
  • Influencers impact purchasing decisions
  • A tech influencer reviewing a smartphone can boost sales

Appeals in Advertising

  • Approach is used to attract consumers

  • Emotional: Connects with feelings (fear, love, happiness)

  • Rational: Uses logic, facts, and benefits

  • Humor: Uses comedy to grab attention such as with Amul ads

Ehrenberg Model

  • States advertising reinforces brand loyalty rather than attracting new customers
  • Coke and Pepsi ads keep existing customers loyal

Corporate Advertising

  • Promotes the company's image rather than a product
  • Tata's 'Leadership with Trust' campaign promotes the brand's values

Brand

  • Unique identity of a company or product
  • Includes name, logo, tagline, and customer perception
  • Apple exemplifies innovation and premium quality

E-Advertising

  • Advertising is done through digital platforms like social media, search engines, and emails
  • Includes banner ads, pop-ups, and sponsored posts

In-house vs. Hired Agency

  • In-house agencies operate within the company, offering better control and lower costs
  • Hired agencies are external experts providing creativity and market expertise

Organic & Inorganic Digital Advertising

  • Organic advertising uses free methods like SEO and social media marketing
  • Inorganic advertising uses paid methods like Google Ads and Facebook Ads

OOH (Out-of-Home) Advertising

  • Advertising in public spaces
  • Includes billboards, posters, and transit ads (buses, metros, taxis)

Lasswell's Model

  • Communication model answering
  • Who (communicator)
  • Says what (message)
  • In which channel (medium)
  • To whom (audience)
  • With what effect (impact)
  • Print ads are found in newspapers and magazines
  • TV ads are shown on television with visuals and audio
  • Radio ads are audio-only advertisements broadcasted on radio channels

Mobile Advertising

  • Advertising designed for mobile devices, including SMS marketing
  • In-app advertisements and mobile search ads

AI in Advertising

  • Artificial Intelligence personalize ads, automate placements, and engage with chatbots
  • Programmatic Advertising (AI-driven ad placements)
  • Influencer Marketing
  • Interactive Ads
  • Voice Search Optimization

B2B, B2C, C2C

  • B2B (Business-to-Business) Microsoft selling software to companies
  • B2C (Business-to-Consumer) Amazon selling products to people
  • C2C (Consumer-to-Consumer) Customers selling to each other (OLX, eBay)

Creative Boutiques

  • Small agencies that focus only on creative aspects of advertising
  • Some may specialize in video ads only

DAGMAR Model

  • Defining Advertising Goals for Measured Advertising Results (DAGMAR)
  • Awareness involves making customers aware of the product
  • Comprehension involves educating customers about benefits
  • Conviction involves persuading customers to buy
  • Action involves getting customers to purchase

VIPS Model

  • VIPS stands for
  • Visibility requires a standout advertisement
  • Identity requires clear branding
  • Promise requires an ad to offer a clear benefit
  • Service requires customer satisfaction to be ensured

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