ENTRY 2: Vu Thi Thuy
Entry 2: Understanding advertising messages
Item1: skyy
vodka advertisement
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Source
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skyy vodka
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Target Audience
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young men
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Medium
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Printed advertising
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Context
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2007, The Antagonist campaign
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Objectives
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Affective
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Messages
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General Selling Proposition
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The Antagonist
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Product Attributes
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the sexual benefits of drinking Skyy Vodka,
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Customer benefits
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stresses his wealth and position in society
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Personal values
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Pleasure, excitement, power
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Message executin
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Description
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he drapes are for now pushed aside while a
woman, perhaps in her 20s, stands straddling a man, with an indefinable age,
sitting in a 60s-style chair with only his legs and forearm visible.
The man holds a martini and the woman holds a drink mixer while seductively
looking into the hidden face of the mystery man. The man is wearing a
business suit and the woman wears the clichéd “little black dress” paired
with studded black heels, The man’s hidden face is a significant statement to
his power.
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Execution style
Rhetorical device
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sexual fantasies, image, colour
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Evalution
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Good expression
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Item 2: “Axe” advertisement
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Contents
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Source
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2
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Target Audience
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Young men
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3
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Medium
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Printed advertising
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Context
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unknown
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5
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Objectives
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affective
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Messages
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General Selling Proposition
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“Part Good. Part Bad. That’s Man’s Essence
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Product Attributes
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Good smell in body
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Customer benefits
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Men will feel better about their self
image, have better relationships, appear to be more successful in life,
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Personal values
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More happy and content
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Message execution
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Description
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Pictured in the ad is an assumed couple
walking down a sidewalk with window displays to their right. In one of these
window displays, the man’s lower body is staring at a female mannequin laced
in lingerie, while his upper half continues walking with his girlfriend. The
text in the bottom right corner of the ad reads: “Part Good. Part Bad. That’s
Man’s Essence.”
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Execution style
Rhetorical device
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an
ideological “looking glass” advertisement, cultural factor, image, sexual
fantacies
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Evalution
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Good expression
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Item 3: the
luxurious fitness brand Equinox advertisement
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Contents
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Source
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the luxurious fitness brand Equinox.
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Target Audience
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Young women
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Medium
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Printed advertisement
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Context
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Unknown
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Objectives
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affective
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Messages
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General Selling Proposition
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It is not fitness. It is life
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Product Attributes
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Good fitness program. |
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Customer benefits
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Stronger, stay in shape
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Personal values
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Pleasure, happiness
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Message execution
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Description
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Two woman are looking each
other in the eyes, the girl on the right would represent her wild self, her
impulsive side, with dyed hair, red lipstick, a tattoo and some jewelry and arm
wrestling in between biscuits, a big golden cake and macarons. While they arm
wrestle with their right hands, they hold each others left hand. |
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Execution style
Rhetorical device
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Image, colour, metephor
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Evalution
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Good expression
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Hi Thuy! After reading all 3 items in your entry 2, I have some comments for you. Hope they will be useful for you.
ReplyDelete- First, all posters are very eye-catching and impressive. However, in my opinion, your entry should include both printed advertising and broadcast advertising instead of all printed advertising.
- Second, about three items:
+ Item 1: Can you explain why you said that the personal values are pleasure, excitement and power? Because, I can’t know them by seeing this poster.
+ Item 2: I don’t understand what you mean by saying the words “cultural factor” in Execution Style.
+ Item 3: Can you explain more about the metaphor in this item?
Overall, you did a really good job. Keep practising!
Hello, Thuy. I'm glad to read your entry 2. I think you did it carefully. Here are some comments for you
ReplyDelete-In item 1, I don't understand why the generall selling proposition is the Antagonist
-You should write more detail about execution style in each item
Try better!
Commented by Hoang Thi Thuy