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    Advertising:

    Creative Planning

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    Creative Planning

    IMCPlan

    AdvertisingPlan

    Creative PlanObjectives

    StrategyExecution

    MediaPlan

    Creative and media solutions are planned together and integrated withother IMC plans.

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    Communications Process

    Sender Encoding Transmission Decoding Receiver

    Noise

    Consumer ResponseFeedback

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    Consumers Process Messages

    Advertising influences consumers at each stage.

    Awareness

    Comprehension

    Conviction

    Action

    DAGMAR:

    Defining AdvertisingGoals for Measured

    Advertising Response

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    F CB Grid

    Quadrant 1

    High ImportanceRational Decision

    Quadrant 2

    High ImportanceEmotional Decision

    Quadrant 3

    Low ImportanceRational Decision

    Quadrant 4

    Low ImportanceEmotional Decision

    H igh Involvement

    Low Involvement

    Central Route to persuasion (Fact Based)

    Peripheral Route to persuasion (Value Based)

    Creativity, Boom and Relevance videos

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    Problem that the advertisement mustsolve

    T his is a statement of the communicationsproblem your creative objective will solve

    T arget audience

    1. Define (name) behavioral sub segment (e.g.loyal users, switchers buy competitive)for this particular ad

    2. List Key factors from your T arget Audience

    Profile:Geo-demographicsPsychographicsPurchase behaviour

    3. Personal behavioral and learning factors (Hot-Buttons)

    Communication objective of this specificad

    In simple terms, what is it that you want your adto accomplish related to general campaignobjectives and to the problem you stated in1. above. See typical objectives

    Key promise or benefit statement25 words or less stating the single greatest

    benefit to the consumer being shown in thisad. Relate to objective. What do you want

    the consumer to know, feel or believe afterthey have seen the ad?

    Supporting reasons for the benefit statement

    One of: D emonstrated or physical proof, Proof of consumer preference, Proof by association,Subliminal proof . D escribe how the elements of the ad( words, pictures, music, action prove or support the benefit or promise you are making.

    Personality or feeling of Your Ad (select oneor two)affectionate energetic mysterious warmdeliberate cocoon alluring friendly polite brasheffervescent daring authoritative generousromantic enchanting intelligent hip believablegenteel sensuous kindhearted jovial scientificclever home-oriented sexy zany unabashedhedonistic conventional idealistic sophisticatedzesty venturesome exaggerated considerateimpeccable sympathetic logical exciting safe

    M easurementH ow will you determine that the Creativeobjective was met?C onsistenciesAppealTactic

    Generic C reative Brief Worksheet(Copy Platform or Creative Strategy)

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    Creative Objective

    Target Audience

    Positioning Strategy

    H ot buttons

    Message Strategy

    Key benefit focus

    Proof, Reason why

    Tone, Appeal

    MediaA document developed by the client for discussion withthe agency about an advertising task.

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    Problem / GoalWhat is the primary focus of the campaign?

    T hese are only a few examples

    To create or increase awarenessTo alter a perception

    To build or enhance image

    To launch a new product

    To attract a new target market

    A campaign needs focus!

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    Awarness

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    Creative Objectives

    Creative objectives are b ehavioural in scope andquantitative in nature.

    AwarenessComprehension

    Conviction

    Action

    T o achieve and awarenesslevel of 75% within 12months.

    T o achieve a trial purchaserate of 25% within12months.

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    Positioning Strategy

    A positioning strategy statement should stimulate thecreative development process.

    PositioningStrategy

    CreativeConcepts

    CreativeExecution

    Clients evaluate agency concepts and final executionsagainst the positioning strategy statement. Is it on

    strategy?

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    Creative Strategy

    T he search for the BIG IDE A . T he concept or central

    theme that will b

    ind the campaign together.

    K eyStrategicElements

    K ellogs

    Nike

    Mountain Dew

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    More Big Ideas

    Nike J ust Do It

    Volkswagen Drivers Wanted K FC Finger lickin good

    Maytag T he Idle Repairman

    Good creative concepts have longevity and crossmany markets.

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    Creative Appeal T echniques

    A sampling of possi b ilities to motivate the target market!

    Positive

    Negative

    Humour

    Sex

    Affective

    Emotion

    Lifestyle

    Comparison

    Facts

    Resonance

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    Creative Execution

    What specific techniques will b e used to b ring the strategy to life?

    Product Demonstrations

    Testimonials

    EndorsementsTaglines and Slogans