As expected shafaat ali khan's ad is blocked by PEMRA
Advertising Strategies of Brands
An advertising strategy is a plan to reach and persuade a customer to buy a product or a service. The most important part is the objective as it helps in identifying the correct strategy on current time... This blogs will share the advertising campaigns and strategies adopted specifically in Pakistan.
Friday, October 19, 2018
Monday, February 8, 2016
Tuesday, February 2, 2016
Tapal Vs Lipton
Tapal Danedar Taste Challenge...
Lipton answer to that challenge...
Begani shadi mein abdullah deewana ... !
OR
Perfect timing to promote their brand..! Interwood...
And here comes a new brand taking advantage of competitive advertising between two giants..!
Chai k liye khaas ....! Nestle comes to support both brands as they knows that whichever teabag will be used their product is essential with it...
How could LU left behind... ?
Sunday, January 24, 2016
Saturday, January 23, 2016
Lemon Max Long Bar
Recent ad of Lemon Max long Bar is the perfect example of AIDA model. It grabs the attention, develop the interest, create desire and then purchase decision.
Fahad Mustafa becoming a very popular celebrity specially in the Middle Class families due to his top rated show Jeeto Pakistan. He became famous when he challenged Amir Liaquat Hussain by his shows during Ramadan 2014. Maya Ali might not be known by her name but her performance in Diyaar e Dil catches the ladies attention.
The story of the ad is basically a husband belonging to middle class family invites his wife to go for long drive. But her mother in law asked her to wash all the crockery. Here comes the significance of Lemon Max Long Bar that it can clean all the dishes, cups etc and one bar is sufficient enough for 35 - 40 days.
Target Audience:
SEC: Middle Class i.e. SEC B, B-, C+, C
Aged between 20 - 45
Females, particularly house wives
Message: One Bar is enough for One month
Reference: http://www.brandsynario.com/lemon-max-long-bar-tvc-2015-feat-maya-ali-fahad-mustafa/
Sunday, January 17, 2016
Writing an Introduction of Research Paper
From
the researchers and scholars we have come to know that that Introduction
writing is very critical as this is the first step where you engage the reader
in your research. And if he/she gets engaged you will be able to communicate
your findings and research results in a better position (Perry, C., 1998). Following is
template of writing introduction of the research given by Ched Perry.
1.
Introduction
1.1.
Background to the research
(outlines the broad field of study and then leads into the focus of the research problem)
(outlines the broad field of study and then leads into the focus of the research problem)
1.2.
Research problem and hypotheses
(outlines the core or one big idea of the research, starting with the research problem)
(outlines the core or one big idea of the research, starting with the research problem)
1.3.
Justification for the research
(the research problem should be important on several theoretical and practical grounds)
(the research problem should be important on several theoretical and practical grounds)
1.4.
Methodology
(An introductory overview of the methodology)
(An introductory overview of the methodology)
1.5.
Outline of the report
(Each chapter is briefly described in this section)
(Each chapter is briefly described in this section)
1.6.
Definitions
(Author may need to justify some of their definitions)
(Author may need to justify some of their definitions)
1.7.
Delimitations of scope and key
assumptions
(`builds a fence' around the research)
(`builds a fence' around the research)
1.8.
Conclusion
(Summarizes the key achievements of the chapter)
(Summarizes the key achievements of the chapter)
Monday, January 11, 2016
Elaboration Likelihood Model
The ELM is a two-procedure model of
reaction to promoting jolts (Petty, Cacioppo, & Schumann, 1983). With
respect to the "elaboration" part of the ELM, "toward one side…
there is for all intents and purposes no reasoning about the issues talked
about in the message, while at the flip side there is a tremendous measure of
mental movement, as the individual considers and psychologically expounds on
message contentions" (Perloff, 2003, p. 118-119). Under states of high
inclusion, the disposition change is prepared through the focal course. This is
when "purchasers will probably give a great deal of exertion toward and
put significant individual contribution in shaping or changing states of mind
and deciding" (Hoyer & MacInnis, 2007, p. 127).
The focal course is utilized to process
data that the viewer observes to be essential to the genuine characteristics of
a specific attitudinal position (Petty, Cacioppo, & Schumann, 1983). Under
states of low contribution, disposition change is handled through the fringe
course (Petty, Cacioppo, and Schumann, 1983). This is the point at which
"buyers' mentalities depend on a more tangential or shallow investigation
of the message, not on an effortful examination of its actual benefits"
(Hoyer & MacInnis, 2007, p. 127).
For instance, rather than considering
the favorable circumstances and impediments of a dispute, an individual may
recognize a conflict basically in light of the way that a genius was used as a
piece of the backing. Figure 1.0. offers an outline of the model.
As showed by Petty, Cacioppo and
Schumann (1983), understanding perspectives has happened to key excitement
within client conduct research. Pros and supports have conferred a ton of time
and effort with a particular final objective to choose how to change the
buyer's perspective to offer their picture. In this way, Petty and Cacioppo's
Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM) is a convincing contraption in examination
considering the perspectives and impact in customer behavior research. In order
to grasp the ELM, it is first basic to portray the terms perspective and affect
and impact, concerning mien, since these words are essential in appreciation
the model. Mindsets are described as "general evaluations people hold
concerning themselves, different people, challenges, and issues" (Petty and
Cacioppo, 1986, p. 4). Effect is portrayed as any change in these general
attitudinal appraisals. Finally, impact implies "any change in auras that
result from prologue to a correspondence" (Petty and Cacioppo, 1986, p. 5)
Model
of ELM
Figure 12. Diagram of the
model, ELM, December 30, 2015,
Retrieved From http://bama.ua.edu/~sprentic/672%20ELM.jpg
Process Flow of ELM
Figure 13 Process Flow, ELM, December 30, 2015, Retrieved From http://mobile.osnews.com/img/15973/elm.png
Applications of
Elaboration Likelihood Model in Marketing/Advertising
Peripheral
Route. People dedicate restrained psychological push to
preparing approaching messages because of an absence of inspiration and capacity
under the this route. In this way, they judge the message claim as per
heuristic signals in the encouraging setting without careful thought (Kim &
Benbasat, 2003).
Figure 14. Smash Hit By Hayden, Got Milk, October 30, 2015, Retrieved From
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/37/4a/2d/374a2dbb9e397774eb0d156284ad302f.jpg
Figure 15Fuel Big For Big Days, Weetabix. October 12,2015,
Retrieved From http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/08/01/article-2181973-14523305000005DC-515_634x352.jpg
Figure 16. Deepika
Padukone looks glamourous, Tanishq. Retrieved December 20,2015, from
http://www.boldsky.com/insync/life/2015/deepika-padukone-looks-glamourous-in-gaurav-gupta-saree-for-tanishq-072307.html
Central Route. An
individual endeavors to purposely and attentively assess the substance of
approaching messages under the central route. An individual attempts to
deliberately and mindfully evaluate the substance of drawing nearer messages
under the focal course. Along these lines, his or her attitude changes are
managed by the issue-related conflicts of the message claims. If the disputes are
strong instead of defective, then an individual's feelings and airs toward the
granted subject will be changed decidedly (O'Keefe, 1990).
Figure 17. Let's
aim for zero cavities, Colgate, December 30, 2015, Retrieved
from https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiC5GQrPbZSacAShMZki_A8TUgKQ70VuPsI63gxDQ19hIm2LaeaJHw_6CaIbwztvpOaaoEOfBH3vUrGGlirObSU-u7deJ4G6Ftfnq9J0y-fQynlXpdp0Hek6sRcL_AM7IiOr5nmrtak5a4/s1600/1101339916-1.jpg
Figure 18. 5
Rupees daily, SKMH, December 30, 2015,Retrieved
from http://pakmed.net/college/forum/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/cancer.gif
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