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Parts of a Print Advertisement Sports, Entertainment & Recreation Marketing To be used as a guide in completing Endorsement Assignment
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What makes a good ad? Grabs attention Simple and easy to understand Shows product or benefits/features Generates a call for action!
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Parts of a Print Advertisement Headlines Copy Illustrations Signatures Slogans
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Headline Saying that gets the reader’s attention, arouses their interest by producing a benefit, and leads them to read the rest of the ad Should identify a benefit and stress how it meets the customers’ needs Very brief
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Copy The selling message Expands on the info from the headline Written like a conversation Tell the who, what, when, where, why and how of your product Simple and Direct!!! Provides the Call to Action!
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Illustrations Pictures or Drawings Attract attention to the ad Show the product and how it works Portray the Images Sports Leisure Convenience
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Signature The LOGO! Distinctive identification symbol for a business Helps create instant recognition for a company
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Slogan Catch phrase or small group of words used to identify a product Helps to create a distinct image for the company or product
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Copy Headline Illustration Signature
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Wrap-Up Which media is the most expensive? What is a downfall of newspapers? What is SWAG? What are the two forms of broadcast media? The Parts of a Print Ad (what does each part do?) ◦ Headline ◦ Copy ◦ Illustrations ◦ Signature ◦ Slogan
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Create a Print Ad DO NOW: After completely answering (in detail) questions 1-9 in your endorsement assignment, please complete your print advertisement (#10) using what you just learned by reading this PowerPoint. Once finished, please save your work in your student drive.
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