Commercial radio assignment
Radio Advertising Analysis Sean Moynehan
In this
report, I am going to be talking about advertising styles including shock and
humour. factual information about the adverts, The message that the advert
sends across, The structure and purpose of the advert, The use of sound bed and
voiceover within the advertisement. I will also be talking about
persuasive techniques and the regulation that is on the advert from sources
like Ofcom and the ASA.
Ford
Fiesta Zetec blue advert is a humour/factual advert. The advert fits
for a car style advert. Features two celebrity guest Robert Webb and David
Mitchell The advert is successful because it's funny. As David is
describing the new features of the ford fiesta Robert is making up things about
his new car that is obviously not real. The target audience is for people who
drive so it makes sense that the advert is on the radio in the car. The message
of the advert is to help sell the car that the advert is promoting. This was a
one-off advert with the two celebs. The success of the advert is shown in car
sales as seen below:
Source
from:http://carsalesbase.com/european-car-sales-data/ford/ford-fiesta/
This
shows that December 2017 car sales rose this could be a correlation with the
radio advert, the advert also helps to gain publicity and company awareness.
The advert was broadcast all over the UK. The advert has been approved by
organisations like Ofcom.
The Xbox
360 advert was released in 2010 and was produced by Microsoft, the aim of the
advert is to sell more Xbox 360 consoles and promote the Microsoft company and
the Xbox name. The advert is a humour advert with few words and noises from
games that can be played on the Xbox. The advert was a one-off advert that was
also shown on tv platforms as well as the radio. The advert suits for the
home and the car because it is humorous. The advert is successful because it's
promoting the product in a way that also shows off the product without having
to actually show the audience the product. The sounds used in the advert are
clearly made by the narrator as sound effects but they are being used to help
to portray the games that are available to the public. The diegetic sound of
the thunder at 13 seconds is showing many of the games that can be played on
the Xbox and therefore this helps promote the console.
According
to https://vgsales.fandom.com/wiki/Xbox_360
Here we
can see that after the advert came out in the UK in 2005 that sales slightly
went up by 200,000 this means that the advert was successful. The advert was
also broadcast over the whole of the UK and was approved by Ofcom.
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