What is the primary purpose of an advertisement according to the provided content? |
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The primary purpose of an advertisement is to sum up everything that is smart, innovative, and distinguished about a brand, thus enticing potential consumers or influencing public opinion. ![]() |
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Fill in the blank: To be memorable, advertisements should avoid using the phrases ___ and ___ as they are considered clichés. |
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True or False: Using a controversial tagline in an advertisement is always recommended as it guarantees success. |
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False. While a controversial tagline can grab attention, it must balance between being entertaining and maintaining good taste to not overshadow the product. ![]() |
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What persuasive technique involves repeating key elements in advertisements to enhance memory retention? |
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Riddle: I can make you laugh and feel good, while trying to sell you something that’s understood. What am I? |
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Short Answer: Why is it important to know your target consumer when developing an advertisement? |
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It's important to know your target consumer in order to appeal to their interests, preferences, and demographics, ensuring the ad resonates with them and effectively promotes the product. ![]() |
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Fill in the blank: Advertisements should appeal to ___ as much as possible and avoid offending them. |
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Urgency convinces consumers that time is of the essence, often through limited-time offers or fire sales, which encourages quicker purchasing decisions. ![]() |
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What are the key characteristics that should be kept in mind while creating a slogan? |
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A slogan should be different, easy to read, convey the message effectively, be memorable, short for impact, and contain relevant content. ![]() |
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The 'Power of Three' in advertising refers to the use of ___ to enhance message retention. |
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Three related elements or ideas, as the human brain tends to organize information into groups of three. ![]() |
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