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=Core Concepts and Ad Strats
Are reality shows
    100% real?
 What makes Happy
Yipee Yehey different
   from Eat Bulaga?
 Each medium has a
 unique aesthetic form
-its own codes and
interpretations
-Different media will report the
same event, but create different
impressions and messages.
personal needs
 the pleasures or troubles
gender
family and cultural
 background
 How does media
contribute in forming
   ones character?
proclaim values and ways of
 life.
Explicitly or implicitly
 convey ideological
 messages about such issues
 and values.
Cartoons and video
  games can affect
    how children
      behave.

  Television can
 greatly influence
 the election of a
national leader on
the basis of image.
A relatively small
number of individuals
control what we
watch, read and hear
in the media.
=Core Concepts and Ad Strats
=Core Concepts and Ad Strats
Constructed
                   Has its own rules
                       and creative
                        language.
           Different people
          experience the same
          message differently.
 Contains values and
     view points
                  Made to gain power
                      and profit.
MEDIA
LITERACY
deconstructing these
 constructions
Analyze
Study
Advertising is any form
of communication
intended to promote the
sale of a product or
service to influence public
opinion, to gain political
support or to advance a
particular cause.
Paid form of public
     persuasion
 - To buy, support
     and believe
What encourages
you to patronize a
    product?
USP
Unique Selling Point

    The Unique Selling
Point or USP is the
unique quality or
feature of the product
which the campaign
focuses on.
Ivorys unique quality was a result of an accident
        Harley Procter came up with the name Ivory" while
listening to a bible reading at church one morning in 1879
Today, the pure quality remains an effective strategy
=Core Concepts and Ad Strats
BRAND AWARENESS

 aims to create BRAND
  RECALL


- determines the
 success of the
 advertising
 campaign
Public Service Advertisements
 advertisements
  sponsored by
  private and
  government
  agencies which
  promote value
  messages

 PURPOSE?
=Core Concepts and Ad Strats
1. Sex Appeal
 Sex is used as a hook to catch
  attention
=Core Concepts and Ad Strats
2.    Emotion




a. Positive Emotions
     (E.G. Joy, Happy)
2.   Emotion
b. Negative Emotions
       (E.G. Fear)
3.     Status Or Snobbery
latest models , the most hi-tech qualities, the
  best performance and will make them
  appear as necessary .
=Core Concepts and Ad Strats
3.    Status Or Snobbery
 The packaging of the
  product or the ambiance
  of its venue suggest a
  superior status.
 Other fast food chains
  offer brewed coffee but
  Starbucks could make it
  appear that their coffee is
  of a better quality.
4.   Conformity

Slogans like Are
You One of Us?
are very
effective to prey
on your need
to belong.
5.    Economy
 A special
  offer.Prices have
  been slashed.
  Big savings
  Special Promos
 These prey on
  your desire to
  save money
5.   Economy

  Free Stuff
   may be
   attached with
   these products
   making you
   think youre
   saving
Is it really free?
6. Excitement, Fun, Novelty &
Adventure
A stunt, a new wonder,
extravagant production
numbers.
7.     Sensual Gratification
 The promise of
  soothing, comfort and
  pampering
 All these offer you
  bodily pleasures
The ambience contribute to a relaxing and soothing environment

SENSUAL GRATIFICATION
7.     Sensual Gratification
 Food is made up to look sumptuous
 Great Taste may be suggested in the visual
  presentation of the product or the reaction
  of the models in the ad campaign
Food Styling
8. Authority & Celebrity

Characters in lab
coats
immediately add
authority and
visual credibility
Nike features prominent celebrities from
the sports industry
=Core Concepts and Ad Strats
8. Authority & Celebrity




CELEBRITY ENDORSEMENTS
Emma Watson, Rihanna, Madonna
Can ads have more than one strategy?
Common Issues in Media

1.   Violence
2.   Sex and Pornography
3.   Stereotypes: Male/Female
4.   Alternative Lifestyles
5.   Truthfulness
Group Research
 Form six groups. Assign a leader and an
  assistant. Each group will be asked to
  pick one general media issue through
  drawlots.
 Come up with a group research on the
  picked media issue. The research
  includes a powerpoint presentation
  (maximum of 7 slides)
Group Research
The content of the report should be the
  following: Assign a task to each member.
      1.Title( Specific Media Issue)
      2.Scope( What general media issue?)
      3. Background and History
      4. Target Market/Audience
      5. Pros and Cons
      6.Suggested Solutions
      7.Images/Videos
Group Research

Write on a size 4:
 Members,
 Leader,Assistant and
 assigned task to each.
 Target Media Issue
CRITERIA FOR GRADING:
  Content.50
  Clarity30
  Organization..20
  Total.100

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=Core Concepts and Ad Strats

  • 2. Are reality shows 100% real?
  • 3. What makes Happy Yipee Yehey different from Eat Bulaga?
  • 4. Each medium has a unique aesthetic form -its own codes and interpretations -Different media will report the same event, but create different impressions and messages.
  • 5. personal needs the pleasures or troubles gender family and cultural background
  • 6. How does media contribute in forming ones character?
  • 7. proclaim values and ways of life. Explicitly or implicitly convey ideological messages about such issues and values.
  • 8. Cartoons and video games can affect how children behave. Television can greatly influence the election of a national leader on the basis of image.
  • 9. A relatively small number of individuals control what we watch, read and hear in the media.
  • 12. Constructed Has its own rules and creative language. Different people experience the same message differently. Contains values and view points Made to gain power and profit.
  • 14. Advertising is any form of communication intended to promote the sale of a product or service to influence public opinion, to gain political support or to advance a particular cause.
  • 15. Paid form of public persuasion - To buy, support and believe
  • 16. What encourages you to patronize a product?
  • 17. USP Unique Selling Point The Unique Selling Point or USP is the unique quality or feature of the product which the campaign focuses on.
  • 18. Ivorys unique quality was a result of an accident Harley Procter came up with the name Ivory" while listening to a bible reading at church one morning in 1879 Today, the pure quality remains an effective strategy
  • 20. BRAND AWARENESS aims to create BRAND RECALL - determines the success of the advertising campaign
  • 21. Public Service Advertisements advertisements sponsored by private and government agencies which promote value messages PURPOSE?
  • 23. 1. Sex Appeal Sex is used as a hook to catch attention
  • 25. 2. Emotion a. Positive Emotions (E.G. Joy, Happy)
  • 26. 2. Emotion b. Negative Emotions (E.G. Fear)
  • 27. 3. Status Or Snobbery latest models , the most hi-tech qualities, the best performance and will make them appear as necessary .
  • 29. 3. Status Or Snobbery The packaging of the product or the ambiance of its venue suggest a superior status. Other fast food chains offer brewed coffee but Starbucks could make it appear that their coffee is of a better quality.
  • 30. 4. Conformity Slogans like Are You One of Us? are very effective to prey on your need to belong.
  • 31. 5. Economy A special offer.Prices have been slashed. Big savings Special Promos These prey on your desire to save money
  • 32. 5. Economy Free Stuff may be attached with these products making you think youre saving
  • 33. Is it really free?
  • 34. 6. Excitement, Fun, Novelty & Adventure A stunt, a new wonder, extravagant production numbers.
  • 35. 7. Sensual Gratification The promise of soothing, comfort and pampering All these offer you bodily pleasures
  • 36. The ambience contribute to a relaxing and soothing environment SENSUAL GRATIFICATION
  • 37. 7. Sensual Gratification Food is made up to look sumptuous Great Taste may be suggested in the visual presentation of the product or the reaction of the models in the ad campaign
  • 39. 8. Authority & Celebrity Characters in lab coats immediately add authority and visual credibility
  • 40. Nike features prominent celebrities from the sports industry
  • 42. 8. Authority & Celebrity CELEBRITY ENDORSEMENTS Emma Watson, Rihanna, Madonna
  • 43. Can ads have more than one strategy?
  • 44. Common Issues in Media 1. Violence 2. Sex and Pornography 3. Stereotypes: Male/Female 4. Alternative Lifestyles 5. Truthfulness
  • 45. Group Research Form six groups. Assign a leader and an assistant. Each group will be asked to pick one general media issue through drawlots. Come up with a group research on the picked media issue. The research includes a powerpoint presentation (maximum of 7 slides)
  • 46. Group Research The content of the report should be the following: Assign a task to each member. 1.Title( Specific Media Issue) 2.Scope( What general media issue?) 3. Background and History 4. Target Market/Audience 5. Pros and Cons 6.Suggested Solutions 7.Images/Videos
  • 47. Group Research Write on a size 4: Members, Leader,Assistant and assigned task to each. Target Media Issue
  • 48. CRITERIA FOR GRADING: Content.50 Clarity30 Organization..20 Total.100