The document provides an overview of advertising, including its history, types, objectives, mediums, techniques, and top agencies. It defines advertising and traces its origins from ancient Egypt to modern television commercials. The types of advertising are classified as those targeting consumers, businesses, or non-products. The objectives, functions, benefits, appeals, and effects of advertising are also summarized along with examples of effective ads.

1. THE MAGIC
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2. Advertising
Advertising or advertizing is the non-personal communication
of marketing-related information to a target audience,
usually paid for by the advertiser, and delivered through
mass media in order to reach the specific objectives of the
sponsor.
John J. Burnett

3. History of Advertising
3000 B.C - Egyptians used papyrus to make sales
messages and wall posters.
1525 – The first ad to be printed in a German pamplet.
1625 – The first ad appeared in an English newspaper
1631 – In France ‘LA Gazatee’ prints the first classified
printed ads.
1704 – The first ads in America (Bofton Newsletter)
1841 – The first ad agency is set up by the Volney Palmer
in Philidalphia.
1971 – The American Association of Advertising Agencies
is founded.
1930 – The first TV Commercial

4. Types of Advertising
Advertising to Consumers
 Classified Advertising
 Display Advertising
 National Advertising
 Retail Advertising
 Co-operative Advertising
 End-Product Advertising
 Direct-response Advertising
Ex of End-product advertising

5. Advertising to Business & Profession
 Trade Advertising
 Industrial Advertising
 Professional Advertising
 Corporate Advertising
Ex of Corporate Advertising

6. Non-Product Advertising
 Idea Advertising
 Service Advertising
 Political Advertising
Ex of Political Advertising

7. Primary-demand Selective-demand
Surrogate

8. Advertising Objectives
 Inform
An informative ad is used to introduce a brand new company, product or
service to the marketing.
 Persuade
Once customers have a basic understanding of your industry and product
offerings, you must show them why your brand is elite.
 Remind
The general idea is to maintain top of mind awareness and protect
against competitors coming along and stealing customers.
 Specific
Increasing brand awareness, developing more favorable customer
attitudes, overcoming negative publicity, driving revenue, expanding the
customer base and increasing sales volume are common examples.

9. 12 Types of Advertising Medium
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Television
Print
Radio
Billboards
Out-Of-Home
Email
Direct Mail
In-Store
Signage
Flyers
Social Media
Paid Search
Ex of advertising in social media (Facebook)

10. Functions of Advertising
 Stimulates Demand
 Builds Brand Image
 Develops Brand Preference
 Strengthen Other Promotion-mix Elements
 Competitive Weapons

11. Benefits of Advertising
 Information
 Brand Image Building
 Innovation
 Growth of Media

12. Different Types of Advertising Appeals
 Personal Appeal
Some personal emotions that can
drive individuals to purchase products
include safety, love, joy, happiness,
sentiment, stimulation, pride, self esteem,
pleasure, comfort, ambition, nostalgia etc.

13.  Fear Appeal
Fear is also an important factor that
can have incredible influence on
individuals. Fear is often used to good
effect in advertising and marketing
campaigns of beauty and health products
including insurance.

14.  Humor Appeal
Humor is an element that is used
in around 30% of the advertisements.
Humor can be an excellent tool to catch
the viewer’s attention and help in
achieving instant recall which can work
well for the sale of the product.

15.  Sex Appeal
Sex and nudity have always sold
well. Sexuality, sexual suggestiveness, over
sexuality or sensuality raises curiosity of
the audience and can result in strong
feelings about the advertisement. It can
also result in the product appearing
interesting.

16. Effects of Advertising
Positive Effects of Advertising
Negative Impacts of Advertising
 Public Service
 Misrepresentation
Advertisements
 Unrealistic Expectations
 Social Benefits
 False Images
 Economic Benefits
 Children
 Choice

17. 10 top ads that captured the imagination of viewers, attained top-of-the-mind recall and were able to forge
a strong emotional connect with their target customer base.
 I, me, myself
Campaign: Made for you
Brand: Vodafone
Company: Vodafone India
Agency: Ogilvy India
 In a league of its own
Campaign: IPL carnival Brand:
IPL
Company: Board of Control for
Cricket in India
Agency: Ogilvy India
 Father of man
Campaign: No kidding. No worries
Brand: Flipkart
Company: Flipkart.com
Agency: Happy Creative Services
 The long march
Campaign: Parallel journeys
Brand: Nike
Company: Nike India
Agency: JWT India
 Mango man's day out
Campaign: Sirf gyaan hi aapko aapka haq
dilata hai
Brand: Kaun Banega Crorepati
Company: Sony Entertainment Television
(SET)
Agency: Leo Burnett
 Jingle and mingle
Campaign: Idea festive campaign
Brand: Idea
Company: Idea Cellular
Agency: Lowe Lintas

18.  Course of action
Campaign: Action starts here
Brand: BlackBerry
Company: Research In Motion
Agency: BBDO
 Go for the gold
Campaign: Diwali Gift
Brand: Tanishq
Client: Titan Industries
Agency: Lowe Lintas
 Play is the only way
Campaign: Cricket Ki Khushi
Brand: Coca-Cola
Company: Coca-Cola India
Agency: Lowe Lintas
 The long march
Campaign: Parallel journeys
Brand: Nike
Company: Nike India
Agency: JWT India

19. What makes an effective advertisement?
 Does the ad tell a simple story, not just convey
information?
 Does the ad make the desired call to action a part of
the story?
 Does the ad use basic emotional appeals?
 Does the ad use easy arguments?
 Does the ad show, and not tell?

20.  Does the ad use symbolic language and images that
relate to the senses?
 Does the ad match what viewers see with what they
hear?
 Does the ad stay with a scene long enough for
impact?
 Does the ad let powerful video speak for itself?
 Does the ad use identifiable music?

21. ADVERTISING TECHNIQUES
 AVANTE GARDE
 FACTS AND FIGURES
 WEASEL WORDS
 MAGIC INGREDIENTS
 PATRIOTISM
 DIVERSION
 BANDWAGON

22.  TRANSFER
 PLAIN FOLKS
 SNOB APPEAL
 BRIBERY
 TESTIMONIAL
 WIT AND HUMOR
 SIMPLE SOLUTIONS

23. Advertising Agency
Advertising Agency is an independent organisation
that provides one or more specialised advertising
and promotion related services to assist companies
in developing, preparing, and executing their
advertising and other promotion programmes.

24. Top 10 Advertising Companies
 Ogilvy & Mather
 JWT, J Walter Thompson
 Mudra Communication
 FCB Ulka Advertising Ltd.
 Rediffusion DY & R
 McCann Erickson India Ltd.
 RK Swamy BBDO Advertising Ltd.
 Grey Worldwide (I) Pvt. Ltd.
 Leo Burnett India Pvt. Ltd.
 Contract Advertising India Ltd.