ENTRY 2_TRAN THI KIM DUNG
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Contents
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Source
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Mcdonalds (McDonald’s
Commercial: Freshness)
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Target Audience
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Everyone
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Medium (Media)
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Printed
advertising (poster)
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Context
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Released
in June 2008. This advertisement was placed in
Haidhausen district of Munich at a very popular spot at Wiener Platz, which
was chosen accurately as it was very famous for the food market
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Objectives
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Affective
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Message
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General selling proposition
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Mcdonalds’
products are made from vegetables which are very fresh and safe. If you eat its
products, you will enjoy delicious and safe food.
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Product attributes
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Fresh
vegetables salad
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Customer benefits
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Enjoyment
of fresh vegetables salad
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Personal values
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Security
(safe food)
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Message execution
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Description
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The
poster describes a fresh vegetables salad and condensation in surroundings. In
the middle of condensation is Mcdonalds’ logo. This advertisement was placed
at a bus shelter (at Wiener Platz) and made it look like a refrigerator.
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Execution style(s)/
Rhetorical device(s)
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Image
(fresh vegetables salad, bus shelter, condensation )
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Evaluation
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Great
success : In April 2009, at the Cannes International Advertising
Media Festival, this outdoor advertisement won a Silver Outdoor Lion Award;
and in April 2009, at the Montreux International Advertising and Media Festival,
it won a Gold Award
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Contents
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Source
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Honda
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Target Audience
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Young
families that are just starting and are investing in their first family
vehicle.
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3
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Medium (Media)
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Broadcasting
(TV)
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Context
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This is a two-minute film called "Cog". "Cog"
is a British television and cinema advertisement launched by Honda in 2003 to
promote the seventh-generation Accord line of cars. It follows a chain of
colliding parts taken from a disassembled Accord. Wieden and Kennedy
developed a GB£6 million marketing campaign around "Cog" and its
partner pieces, "Sense" and "Everyday", broadcast later
in the year. The Mill to handle post-production. The commercial
took 606 takes to do. All it took was one gear or valve or tire not going as
planned to start the whole process over There was no computer graphics or
manipulation, it is an actual Rube Goldberg machine.
The 120-second final cut of "Cog" was broadcast on British
television on 6 April 2003, during a commercial break in ITV's coverage of
the 2003 Brazilian Grand Prix.
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Objectives
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Affective
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Message
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General selling proposition
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Accord
is precision built machine that works in perfect synchronization. If you
drive these cars, you will be safe and feel satisfied.
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Product attributes
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Accurate,
modern
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Customer benefits
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Feeling
safe and satisfied.
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Personal values
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Self-fulfillment
(parts interact with each other to make a complete Honda Accord car),
pleasure, excitement (when every step work perfectly), security (nothing goes
wrong)
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Message execution
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Description
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Execution style(s)/
Rhetorical device(s)
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Musical
( music at the end of advertisement), scientific (every little step of the machine worked perfectly)
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Evaluation
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Very
impressed (it makes viewers imagine the process of producing this line of
cars)
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Components
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Contents
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1
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Source
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Pepsi
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Target Audience
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Every
viewer
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Medium (Media)
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Broadcasting
(TV)
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4
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Context
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A 2001 Brazilian
commercial for Pepsi
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Objectives
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Affective
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Message
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General selling proposition
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Pepsi
drink has good taste that makes people really enjoy. They even like it better
than a super star’s shirt
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Product attributes
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Good
taste
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Customer benefits
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Enjoyment
of good taste and removing thirst quickly
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Personal values
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Exciting
life, social power, recognition
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Message execution
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Description
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This
is a funny Pepsi Advertbetween David Beckham and a little Juventus fan. Beckham
is taken off the field with a bad day in
the match. While going back, he asks a sip of Pepsi to a little Juventus fan. The kid then asks for his
shirt. Beckham smiles and gives it to him. But the boy wipes the Pepsi tin can
with the shirt and returns it to him.
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Execution style(s)/
Rhetorical device(s)
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Spokes-person
(conversation between David and the child), humorous ( David thinks the child
is his fan, but it’s not true)
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Evaluation
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Effective
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Dear Dung,
ReplyDeleteOverall, your entry is quite interesting. Besides, I still have some points to add as follow:
In the first item, I think personal value is not only security but also pleasure
In the second item, in my opinion, the product attribute should be "perfect and high-quality". That is more general than modern and accurate. I hope that my comments will be useful for u!
Have a nice weekend!
Dear Dung, I think you have made a good entry, congrats.
ReplyDeleteI just don't know why u left it blank in the description of the item 2. U can describe it as parts of the car move and work perfectly with each other and at last we see the complete car.
Basically i don't suggest any other changes on your entry, because to me it's good. Well done!
Dear dung,
ReplyDeleteIn general, I think that your entry is really good. However, I have some comments as followed:
Firstly, besides what you have written down in the attributes of these products and their benefits, I think that Mcdolnalds’ products also give us nutrition and a healthy life. Secondly, i suppose that ‘high quality products’ is one of the product attributes you need to mention here. And I totally agree with you in the last advertisement.
I hope that these things will be useful for you.
Best,
hoangtrang
Hello Dung! After reading your entry 2, I have some comments for you.
ReplyDelete- First, I like all 3 items here because they are really interesting and impressive, especially the last advertisement of Pepsi.
- About the first item: I think “customer benefits” also have “healthy” because you said that the vegetables salad is fresh. Thus, there is one more point in “personal values”, that is “pleasure”.
- About the second item: From my perspective, there are no “pleasure” and “excitement” in personal values here because they are not indicated in this advertisement.
- About the last item:
+ I see that the general selling proposition is “Ask for more” (You can see it in this advertisement).
+ I don’t know what you mean by giving “Social power” and “Recognition” in personal values. Can you explain them for me?
+ Execution styles also have “musical”.
In general, you did a good job. I hope that my comments will be useful for you.