Showing posts with label advertising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label advertising. Show all posts

Friday, June 5, 2015

Nivea: StressTest Commercial




Nivea as a global skin and body care brand chose to corporate with an agency ad, Felix & Lamberti in order to promote their product, a deodorant. They ambushed a series of people in an airport waiting room with a mischievous multimedia barrage.

Through this "evil" multimedia made it appear as though each one was wanted by the police for some crime and that that person wanted by the authorities. Naturally, the victim's confusion, anxiety and stress grow with each passing moment. As you watch the commercial, you can sense the tension through the facial expressions of unsuspecting StreesTest victims. According to AdWeek, Nivea stated that the video’s participants were thoroughly studied in advance (with the assistance of close friends) to ensure their physical and mental eligibility for this type of situation. Hence, this means that those in the video are not actors, but everyday people.

It is worth mentioning that marketing strategies are the fundamental goals of increasing sales and achieving a sustainable competitive advantage. In this case, the ambush marketing will assist Nivea to have more effective results in terms of promoting, selling its product by the assistance of the agency ad, Felix & Lamberti.


How would you feel if that happened to you?





Friday, April 17, 2015

How advertising can affect global marketing?

David Ogilvy  said:
"What really decides consumers to buy or not to buy is the content of your advertising, not its form."
Undoubtedly, advertising is one of the most remarkable forms of communication. Global marketers need to consider this tool because a large number of consumers can be influenced by mass media.

Below there are some types of advertising:
Outdoor
  



Newspapers

Magazines
   

                                        
Journals


Directories


Radio
Through this link you can listen a radio ad:

Television

 Cinema   
















Pictures references in order of listing:
Outdoor:  Pic1 ,Pic2, Pic3
Newspapers: Pic5, Pic6
Magazines: Pic7, Pic8
Journals: Pic9
Directories: Pic10
Television: Pic11
Cinema: Pic12