Gillian dyer
suggests that (Advertising as
Communication Routledge 1988) advertisers use, among other
techniques, the following lines of appeal. They
use images of or references to these things to tap into our desires - and fears:
- · Happy families - everyone wants to belong
- · Rich, luxurious lifestyles - aspirational
- · Dreams and fantasy
- · Successful romance and love
- · Elite people or experts
- · Glamorous places
- · Successful careers
- · Art, culture & history
- · Nature & the natural world
- · Beautiful women - men AND women like looking at beautiful women, so the thinking goes: men admire them, women admire what makes the men admire them.
- · Self-importance & pride
- · Comedy & humour
- · Childhood - can appeal to either nostalgia or to nurturing instincts
My five brands
Audi-
100 words
Audi comes
across as a rich and luxurious brand that is family orientated, however they
are a multibillion euro company across the globe. Based on Gillian dyer Audi can
fit in several line of appeal; elite people or experts , when Audi advertises their
cars they show the brand to be sophisticated as the characters always where
suits showing status and success. Audi also fits in to successful careers as
Audi can be seen as a premium brand and therefore mean that by having an Audi
you are wealthy which therefore gives you status and again shows off success.
10 words
Audi is an aspirational brand that revolves
around status and luxury.
1 word
Aspirational.
Apple-
100 words
Apple comes across as a brand that is for
elite people, however apple is a multibillion dollar company that started in California.
Apple could fit in to several of dyers lines of appeal; happy families because
apple try to make all there devices child friendly however able to be used by
experts to do work on. Successful careers is another aspect because apple are a
big expensive brand its seen as a premium product that would have been brought
by someone who has success and wealth. Finally apple can be linked with
luxurious lifestyles due to the heavy price tag.
10 words
The
apple brand is about innovation with simplicity.
1 word
Innovative
Lynx-
100 words-
Lynx is a brand that is orientated around successful
romance and love, this is because due to the adverts that has given suggestions
that love/ romance comes when you wear Lynx. Based on Gillian dyers lines of appeal,
lynx also comes under beautiful women/men. This is because men see other men in
adverts attract women through the Lynx spray which means that men also want to
do the same things and therefore hope that women desire them like shown in the advert.
Finally Lynx can relate to dreams and fantasy, due to the angel advert where
women fall from the sky.
10 words-
Lynx is
a brand that brings opposites genders closer together.
1 word-
Seductive
SMA-
100 words-
SMA is brand that is orientated around
childhood which is aimed for mother to give to their baby’s which also suggests
that SMA is a family brand. Due to its purpose it can be seen to help create
happy healthy families as they are there to provide nutrition’s to help during
and after pregnancy to mothers. Gillian
dyer lines of appeal also links nature with SMA as it is something that all babies
go through as it is part of nature to be born and to grow. Finally it can be
said that SMA is trusted amongst mothers.
10 words-
SMA can be seen as loving, caring and family orientated.
1 word-
Family
Gucci-
Gucci-
100 words-
Gucci is aimed at successful people
who live a large luxurious lifestyle. Gucci is a brand that has high values
aimed at elite people and connotations of love and romance. The adverts are
made to show beautiful women/men, men see other men attracting women and
therefore have the same idea, women see men who are attracted by the body
figure of the men. Finally wealth is the biggest factor of Gucci, wealth is
shown throughout adverts through the setting and appearance of characters, this
shows that the brand is orientated around wealth, status and success.
10 words-
Gucci can be seen as seductive, successful
and luxurious.
1 word-
Seduction
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