Media print advert questions

1. An advert needs the product on it; corresponding background; writing that goes well with it( but not too much); information about the product and its final details ( e.g. company that produced it) to make it look professional.
2. An advert persuades people that they 'need' it by making it seem as the best thing that has been produced and that they cannot live without the product.

AIDA in adverts

This advert uses AIDA in it to interest the customer. It uses the slogan(even angels will fall) to attract people even though it is an obvious lie and wouldnt happen if you used it. It also uses the purple glow to make it look attracting.

This advert uses AIDA in it. It uses its slogan ( just do it) and changes it to its advantage( Just buy it) which would attract the buyer to get it more. it also includes an image of the product.

answers to questions

1. The first UK advert on tv was on ITV and was shown on the 21st of september 1955.

ONE OF THE FIRST EVER ADVERTS

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2. £250,000 was the record price for adverts in the UK and it was from bgt.

3. USA have more expensive adverts as they spend lots of money on their sport adverts(superbowl).

4. This has a big effect on adverts because people just fast forward through the adverts to get to their show.

5.A practice in which manufacturers of goods or providers of a service gain exposure for their products by paying for them to be featured in movies and television programs.

6. Cigarettes were banned in TV adverts in 2003.

7. guiness was the most expensive advert.

8. The cheapest advert ever made was a papa johns advert as it was a carboard box and a camera used.

9. my favorite adverts on T.V compare the market, go compare, Muller, modern warfare 3 and dairy milk