TOPIC: TV COMMERCIALS

Guidelines:    

1.       You must try to persuade your classmates to buy your product.  Remember, the other groups might be doing a competitive brand for the same item.

2.       Your TV commercials for a certain product should be at least 7 minutes long.

3.       Choose your audience: They are the People of a certain social group, age, or income.

                         They are the people with certain interests or hobbies.

4.       SWOT Analysis

5.       Use some of the following advertising gimmicks or “tricks of the trade” (which are attempts to convince the public of the worth of a product) in your commercial to influence the public to buy your product:

a.        Use an attention-getting technique like a song, a jingle, a slogan, a dialogue or a scene.

b.       Show that the other brand is inferior by demonstrating that your brand is superior.

c.        Try to connect your brand with something of value, or something acceptable to society.

d.       Use a famous, respected or well know person (pretend) to testify that your brand is best.

e.        Show the class that your product is the best because ordinary and everyday people use it.

f.         Try to make them feel that they will feel left out if they do not use your brand because everyone else uses it.

g.        Do not mention any negative points or any bad side affects of your product. Only present the best side of your product through your presentation.

h.        Repetition technique

i.          “Before & after” technique

j.         Scientific Approach

 

 


  Slogans

Your body is beautiful.  It’s your jeans that are out of proportion.  (Lee)

Double delicious. Double your pleasure.  (Wrigley’s)

Tastes good like a cigarette should.  (Winston)

The L&M moment. A time to enjoy . . . Wide open flavor.  (L&M)

Come to Marlboro country.  Come to where the flavor is.  (Marlboro)

You’ve come a long way, baby.  (Virginia Slims)

A wise man never thinks how far he’s come. He thinks how far he can still travel.  (Remy Martin XO)

The label of achievement.  For the man who makes his own rules.  (Johnnie Walker)

Exclusivity Sought-after by many, acquired by only the few.  (Ballantine’s)

For those who choose the best.  (Bisquit)

For those who sparkle naturally.  (Le Domaine)

Just one of the many subtle charms of the Hotel Pacific Meridien. 

What it’s like to be small but good.  (Hotel Rebar)

Where elegance is a tradition. (The Ritz Taipei)

From a heavyweight, comes the latest lightweight.  (Sony)

The future has finally caught up with photography.  (canon)

What’s on your arm should be as beautiful as who’s on it.  No other watch expresses time as beautifully.  (Citizen)

The bare necessities. Everyday everywhere.  (Lubriderm lotion)

The look is pure elegance. The handling is pure joy.  (Eastman Kodak)

Moisture Wear Make-up. It gives life to the look and feels of your skin.  (Cover Girl)

France has a word for BEAUTY . . .  (Lancôme)

Dune – the moment, the memory, the dream.  (Christian Dior)

Who says love is blind?  (Finesse)

Results. Not miracles.  ( Elizabeth Arden)

First I changed my body, then I changed my mind.  (Diet Center)

There’s a change in the air.  (China Airlines)

Trust me, you can make it!

We are Family! (China Trust)