C1 Advertising

                                                                                                                       Friday 28th February 2025

What is advertising?

What is the main aim of advertising and what else might it do? 

The main aim of advertising is to get the viewers and audiences to be attracted and to convince them the benefits and positive things about there products, or to educate and give them further knowledge on certain topics 


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1. to get peoples interests in a certain product  
2. money, educate people persuade audience 
3. making adverts to make a profit from it 
4. charities, government information 
5. the expected elements that you will be included in products 
                                                                                                                              Friday 7th March 2025 
Advertising and marketing - codes and conventions 
Codes and conventions of print advertising 
- name of the brand/product
- Logo
- Slogan 
- specific details of USP/product or service 
The difference between hard sell and soft sell is when you are making an advert using hard cell they are direct to the point and show you the product and are more bold and obvious when there is an advert using soft sell they make it more less obvious and more about values and lifestyles and less direct 
 Commercial advertising 

12 Unbelievably Creative Print Ads (Analyzed & Ranked)


Non commercial advertising

- showing the animal in struggle to try and persuade them to donate money  



Intertextuality 

this advert uses intertextuality because it references as it says for little toughies trying to tell us that kids who were Levis are tough by showing him falling off the wall and instead of cracking he cracks the floor 

Historical adverts 

  


                                                                                                                                Friday 14th March 2025

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1. lifestyles, morals 
2. product, title 
3. persuasive, imperative 
4. hyperbole 
5. repetition 

Logo and slogan
- logos are bold and obvious 
- Slogan is bold and at the top of the page so it is the first thing you notice 

Layout
- the logo is central to draw attention

Images 
- the main image shows a woman going to have a drink with a man as he has offered a coke 

Language 
- repetition of coke 

Narrative 
- the woman who is stereotypically good looking has been offered a drink of coke by the man 

Historical Advert set text

                                                                                                                                Friday 28th March 2025

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1) Macintosh
2) Major quality, Miss sweetly 
3) Regency period 
4) Aimed at every day working class 
5) alliteration 


How does the quality street advert use mages and text to create meaning [5 marks]

the quality street advert uses text and images to create meaning by putting the man in the suit to show his status and class and dressing the women similar to the sweets to show that they are objects and the man can choose between them like they are sweets. In the advert there are specific texts that stand out making the viewers known to this information and aware

in the 1950s society was different because they objectified women and made there role in life as a maid and a servant for her husband 

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1) how people, groups, issues and events are portrayed in media text 
2) 1950s
3) house wives, mothers, domestic 
4) Lower class working class
5) 

                                                                                                                                 Friday 2nd March 2025


Persuasion in adverts 


Rhetorical question - a question that already has an answer 

Repetition - repeating something multiple times 

Alliteration - using words with the same letters in a row 

Emotive Language - words that create an emotional affect  

Opinion as fact - an opinion as fact   

Celebrity endorsement -

Hyperbole - making something over dramatic 

Facts and statistics - stating something real

Direct address - referring to the audiences as we, you, us

Imperative - a command 


1. repetition, alliteration 
2. direct address 
3. triple, alliteration  
4. repetition 
5. hyperbole, emotive language 

                                                                                                                                   Friday 16th May 2025

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1. this girl can 
2. to encourage women to take part in more physical activities 
3. professionals, athletic, physically fit 
4. fear of judgement 
5. 2016 

Advertising set text 2

Connotations 

sweat - working, heat, physical activity  
pig - lazy, unfit 
Fox - sly, quick, agile 

Lexis

"Sweating like a pig feeling like a fox"

sweating like a pig links to being uncomfortable and dirty which usually id not a good thing but adding feeling like a fox this normally links to a woman being "sexy"

Typography

the font on the poster this girl can is serif this is associated with feminism

The serif font has connotations of feminine that can be for younger generations and also older generations 

Main image    

They have taken a mid shot to focus on the girls upper body top show that she is moving actively and this also makes you more able to see her face and they have made it not a celebrity and more of an average woman in her 30s which makes other individuals feel as if you don't have to be a famous or a celebrity to be confident in yourself. her hair also being scraped back and messy normalises that everyone looks a certain way when doing physical activity.  
























































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