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Learning Objectives
Identify communications process elements Distinguish between client & agency
responsibilities in creative development Explain creative development stages Discuss the creative brief and its processes
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Learning Objectives (cont.) Identify and distinguish among creative
objectives, strategies and execution Describe appeal techniques Identify the various execution techniques
used for presenting advertising messages Explain measurement techniques for
evaluating creative
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Advertising Plan
Divided into two distinct-yet-connected sections Creative Plan
Devise message
Media Plan Devise media strategies
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Client Responsibility
Provide enough market, competitor, customer, and product information
Helps develop creative objectives Limited input of creative strategy statements Creative evaluation process
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Agency Responsibility
Understand the marketplace Develop a more precise creative strategy Creative execution details
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The Creative Brief
A discussion document prepared by the client. It contains relevant information that the
agency creative team (copywriters and art directors) can use to develop the creative strategy.
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Content of a Creative Brief
Market Information Market profile Product profile Competitor profile Target market profile
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Content of a Creative Brief (cont.)
Problem Identification Identification of problem or Overall communication goal
Budget Continued…
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Problem Identification
A few generic examples of overall communication goals: To create or increase brand awareness To position or reposition a product in the
customer’s mind To present a new image (re-image of brand) To attract a new target market To introduce a line extension
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Content of a Creative Brief (cont.)Advertising Objectives Increase awareness Encourage trial purchase Communicate promotion incentives Increase frequency or variety of use Attract new targets Communicate product improvements Communicate a positive corporate image Alter a perception or image
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Content of a Creative Brief(cont.)
Positioning – Strategy Statement Brand benefits, personality or desire image
Creative Objectives Message content objectives Key benefit statement Support-claims statement
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Content of a Creative Brief(cont.)
Creative Strategy Buying motivation Tone and style Theme Appeal techniques
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Creative StrategyHow will the message be communicated to the target audience? Here are some common creative appeal techniques:
Positive NegativeFactual Comparative
HumorousEmotional SexualLifestyle
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Content of a Creative Brief (cont.)
Creative Execution Tactical considerations Production considerations Pre-production Creative Executions
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Creative Execution
Tactical Considerations: What is the best or most convincing way to
present a product so the consumer will be motivated to purchase it?
Testimonials Endorsements Product demonstrations
Product as hero Product comparisons
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Creative Execution (cont.)
Production Considerations Message content and media decisions Budget available Mandatory content
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Creative Evaluation
Does the ad reflect the positioning statement? Does it mislead or misinterpret the intent of the
message? Is the ad memorable? Is the brand recognition effective? Should the ad be researched?
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Research Techniques
Creative Research Is to measure the impact of a message on a
target audience. Pre-test: evaluated before final production or
media placement Post-test: evaluating during or after its
placement
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Recognition and Recall Testing
Recognition testing Testing for awareness
Recall testing Testing for comprehension and impact
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Common Research Methods
Starch Readership test Noted Associated Read most
Day- After Recall Testing Research is conducted the day after an
audience has been exposed to the ad for the first time
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