This document discusses elements of creativity in advertising, including originality, meaningfulness, and connectivity. Originality involves out-of-the-box and interesting ideas that catch attention. Meaningfulness means ads have memorable messages that are clear about the product and create a desire to buy. Connectivity refers to connecting advertising information and creativity to the target market within cultural and demographic constraints. Creativity plays an important role in advertising effectiveness when incorporating these elements.
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Elements
Contents
Part 1: Originality
Creative
Part 2: Meaningfulness
Ad
Part 3: Connectivity
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Originality
What is originality
in advertising?
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Originality
Out of box thinking ideas
Interesting or surprising
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Originality
The role in of originality in
advertising:
Catching the public’s attention.
Having chance to see the ad’s message.
“The first and most fundamental characteristic of creativity is
divergence – the ad must contain elements that are novel,
different or unusual in some way.” (Smith & Yang 2004)
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Not good Ad
http://jordybos.blogspot.com/2011/02/effective-ineffective-advertisements.html
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Meaningfulness
Meanings or messages
behind
Product
Memorable
features
Interested in the Ad Clear about the product
Easy to spread message Create desire to buy
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Connectivity
The advertising information should be connected
to target market.
Creativity within strict constraints: culture, age,
gender.
“Creative without strategy is called art.
Creative with strategy is called advertising.” (Richards)
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Connectivity
Ex: Nike failed in “Chamber of Fear” advertising
campaign in China (2005).
LeBron James
beating down
Kung Fu Master Ancient Fairies Two Dragons
Chinese legendary characters
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Conclusion
Creativity plays an important role in advertising
effectiveness.
Creativity in advertising :
• Originality
• Meaningfulness
• Connectivity.
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