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Creative Strategy in Advertising 10th ed. [Minkštas viršelis]

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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 352 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 249x203x15 mm, weight: 612 g, Illustrations
  • Išleidimo metai: 08-Mar-2010
  • Leidėjas: Wadsworth Publishing Co Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1439082707
  • ISBN-13: 9781439082706
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 352 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 249x203x15 mm, weight: 612 g, Illustrations
  • Išleidimo metai: 08-Mar-2010
  • Leidėjas: Wadsworth Publishing Co Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1439082707
  • ISBN-13: 9781439082706
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
CREATIVE STRATEGY IN ADVERTISING provides everything you need to be successful as an advertising professional in today's fast-changing media environment. Focusing on the idea that good advertising always starts with an understanding of people and an awareness of their needs, the text advances through the creative process step by step. It focuses first on the creative person, and then on strategy and problem solving. Complementing expert instruction with extensive examples of layouts and ad copy, this book gives you all the necessary tools to create winning advertising strategies.
Preface xiii
About the Authors xv
Creativity: Unexpected but Relevant Selling Messages
1(25)
Creativity Defined
2(1)
Media: The New Creative Inspiration
3(2)
Inspiration from Consumers
5(5)
That's Entertainment, but is it Advertising?
10(7)
Ethical Issues
17(1)
The Creative Challenge
18(1)
Suggested Activities
18(8)
Briefcase: IKEA Thinks Outside [ and Inside] the Box
21(5)
Branding: Identity and Image Strategy
26(12)
Branding Defined
27(1)
Brand Identity Elements
28(5)
Projecting a Unified Message
33(1)
Protecting Brand Identity
34(1)
The Identity Strategy
35(1)
Suggested Activities
35(3)
Briefcase: Now that's a Large Pizza!
36(2)
Diversity: Targeting an Ever-Changing Marketplace
38(30)
African Americans
40(3)
Hispanic Americans
43(2)
Asian Americans
45(1)
Native Americans
46(1)
Arab Americans
47(1)
How to Reach Ethnic Minorities
48(2)
The 50-Plus Market
50(3)
People with Disabilities
53(1)
Gays and Lesbians
54(1)
Lessons that Apply to all Segments
55(2)
Suggested Activities
57(11)
Briefacase: How Sweet the Sound
58(10)
Uncovering Insights: The Basis for Effective Creative Work
68(23)
State Your Questions
69(1)
Dig Through Secondary Sources
70(5)
Conduct Primary Research
75(9)
Interpret the Data
84(1)
Future Steps in the Process
84(1)
Common Mistakes in Research
85(1)
Suggested Activities
86(5)
Briefcase: Icelandair and Baltimore Washington International Airport Take the Travail Out of Travel
88(3)
Strategy: A Road Map for The Creative Team
91(20)
The Creative Brief
92(1)
Writing the Creative Brief
92(10)
Linking Strategy with the Thinking/Feeling and High-/Low-Importance Scales
102(2)
Checklist for Creative Briefs
104(1)
Suggested Activities
104(7)
Briefcase: Eat Mor Chikin or These Cows are Goners!
105(6)
Ideas: The Currency of the 21st Century
111(27)
How do You Come Up with the Big Idea?
111(2)
There's a Big Idea in the Creative Brief
113(1)
Turn an Idea into a Campaign Theme
113(1)
From One Big Idea to Hundreds of Ideas
114(8)
Guidelines for Brainstorming
122(3)
Using Criticism to Improve Your Ideas
125(1)
Suggested Activities
126(12)
Briefcase: The Cows Are Singing, ``California Here I Come!''
132(6)
Words on Paper: Connecting to Consumers' Hearts and Minds
138(28)
Headlines Help Form Good First Impressions
140(7)
Body Copy Tells the Rest of the Story
147(2)
Mandatories: Writing the Small Print
149(1)
Answers to Common Questions about Writing Copy
150(4)
Guidelines for Writing Effective Copy
154(7)
Checklist for Writing Copy
161(1)
Suggested Activities
161(5)
Briefcase: North Carolina Plays a Starring Role
163(3)
Layouts: Designing to Communicate
166(25)
Functions of Design
166(2)
Design Principles
168(3)
Gestalt Theory
171(1)
Negative, or ``White,'' Space
171(2)
The Five Rs of Design
173(2)
Selecting Type
175(3)
Basic Ad Layouts
178(1)
Inviting Readership
179(3)
Creating the Finished Ad: Computers and Design
182(1)
Designing Outdoor and Transit Ads
183(1)
Answers to Common Questions about Design
183(2)
Suggested Activities
185(6)
Briefcase: Why Weight?
186(5)
Radio: Can You See What I'm Saying?
191(17)
Why Advertise on Radio?
191(1)
The Theater of the Mind
192(1)
Guidelines for Writing Effective Radio Sports
192(5)
Approaches to Radio Commercials
197(3)
Live versus Produced
200(1)
Radio Script Format
201(2)
Checklist for Radio Copy
203(1)
Suggested Activities
203(5)
Briefcase: Tom Bodett Sells Affordability and Comfort for Motel 6
205(3)
Television: The Power of Sight, Sound, And Motion
208(21)
Combining Sight, Sound, and Motion
209(1)
Preparing to Write Ads for Television
210(3)
Formats for TV Commercials
213(3)
Camera Shots, Camera Moves, and Transitions
216(2)
Editing for Continuity
218(1)
Music and Sound Effects
219(2)
Getting It on Paper: The TV Script
221(1)
Making It Clear: The TV Storyboard
221(1)
TV Production
222(1)
Checklist for Television
223(1)
Suggested Activities
223(6)
Briefcase: Hoping to Connect with Someone a Bit on the Wild Side?
224(5)
Direct Marketing: The Convenience of Shopping at Home
229(24)
Direct Marketing: An Old Idea Improved Through Technology
229(1)
Advantages of Direct Marketing over Other Forms of Advertising
230(1)
Direct Mail: The Next Best Thing to a Door-to-Door Salesperson
231(3)
Catalogs: Bringing the Retail Store into the Home and Office
234(1)
You've Got E-mail
235(1)
The Internet: The Ultimate Direct Marketing Experience
235(2)
The Interactive Team
237(1)
Designing for the Internet: A Four-Stage Process
237(7)
Banner Ads
244(1)
Ethical Aspects of Direct Marketing
245(1)
Suggested Activities
246(7)
Briefcase: A Big Idea for a Small Space
248(5)
Integrated Marketing Communications: Building Strong Relationships Between the Brand and the Consumer
253(21)
Integrated Marketing Communications
254(1)
Sales Promotion
254(6)
Public Relations
260(4)
Promotional Products
264(1)
Special Packaging
265(1)
Sponsorships
266(1)
Cause-Related Marketing
267(1)
Guerilla Marketing
268(1)
Product Placement and Branded Content
268(1)
Suggested Activities
269(5)
Briefcase: IKEA Embraces Change
270(4)
The Law and Creativity: Making Sure Your Great Idea is a Good Idea
274(35)
Who Worries About Advertising?
275(1)
Government Regulation of Advertising
276(1)
Advertising Regulations: Time, Place, and Manner
277(1)
Avoiding Individual Disputes
278(1)
Invasion of Privacy and Right of Publicity
279(1)
About Photographs
280(1)
Copyrights
281(3)
Ad Copy
284(1)
Trademarks
284(3)
Libel and Product Disparagement
287(1)
A Final Word: Keep Creativity Out of the Courtroom
287(1)
Suggested Activities
288(6)
Briefcase: ITT Industries' Corporate Advertising Campaign: Putting a Face on a Large Corporation
289(4)
How to Sell Your Ideas
293(1)
The Presentation is Half of the Battle
294(2)
Pitching with Pizzazz
296(2)
Guidelines for Making Presentations
298(1)
Perils and Pitfalls of Presenting
299(1)
How to Correct the Problems
300(1)
Using PowerPoint Effectively
301(1)
Suggested Activities
302(7)
Briefcase: What Does ``Urgent'' Mean to You?
303(6)
How to Land a Job in the Creative Department 309(4)
Assignments 313