Advertising Ads
..., Onstar, and remote start function, and also carries the best-in-class rear legroom honor. It continues to describe how this vehicle is multi-talented, mulit-dimensional, mulit-taskers: and it claims to “meet your match.” This car is more on the style side of vehicles it's one of your cruise and pickup girls vehicle than it’s opposite the Ford Escape which displays its terrain riding though the mud and the dirt uphill/downhill it doesn’t matter because it’ll just plow right though it and still ride smoothly. On the other hand, the Malibu suggests superior conformability and actually gives me a little image of what it might look like and feel based on the description that was provided to me from the article. Advertisements sometimes have certain assignments that is intended to reach a certain age group to identify with or even intrigue to an certain audience this is call an “target audience.” In addition, in advertising there are three forms: Symbol/graphic which means that the ad contains some sort of trademark symbol that represents their company like the Malibu Maxx (graphic) and the Chevrolet trademark (symbol) other one is stylized fonts which consists mostly of contemporary style of type like graffiti, fancy, or bold kind of type like the one for the Ford Escape with the big bold impact type style that associates with its graphic. Then there’s the type/symbol form of advertising which more consumers are seeing which are usually seen in magazines, and newspapers which like both ads contains the symbol and its type. Advertisers use many tricks or techniques to lure its readers by having a popular movie star or a beautiful model to suggest that you should consider about buying that item. Another way would be using the latest trend to somehow incorporate with what that certain company is selling, some other ways would be to take the artistic route in which an attracting image or scenery is displayed or even typed or more so a certain foreign language is considered. In my case, which stops me from turning to the next page when a ad comes up is usually the artistic image weather it’s drawn, painted, or even photographed as long as it portrays some sort of meaning towards the ad. Also the style of the font can also catch my eye. Weather the font is small and elegant or big and boldly it can mostly grab my attention especially the color of the type. A couple of key points that advertisers keep when trying to attracted a reader would be to: make it stand out between other ads in the magazine, try to attract with bright colors, or certain colors, and has to be able to “work” meaning able to find info quickly. A couple of others would be to attract visually, and highlight in a constant matter differences such as it favors on the same styles in the line of the company, and convey the audience to whom the product is aimed at, and should also reflect the personality of the company and how it’s displayed. Advertising today carries more hidden messages than ever, and it’s not just in magazines it’s in radio and television also. What I call it nowadays...