2013 Top Five Brands Advertisement Strategies Part 4th
This post is the second and last part of Google Ads strategy;
today we are going to discuss the Google ad that is about its new product “Google
Glass”. We will be using the same framework or methodology for assessment that
we have been using in this series so far. And after this assessment we will
move to the assessment of ads of remaining three top brands (IBM, McDonald’s,
Coca-Cola).
2013 Top Five Brand Advertisement Strategies Part 3
So before starting the assessment let’s get through the
methodology that will be using for the assessment, the assessment procedure is
as follow.
Assessment Framework
- Aspects
Rational
Vs Emotional Tempting
- Duration
Based
on viewers interest
Considering
product
- Actors
Number
of Individuals (Greater VS Lesser)
- Colors
Type
of colors used
Effects
of used colors on human behavior and psychology
Presence
duration of each color
- Ad Plot
Now let’s begin our assessment and analysis of Google ad for
product.
Google Advertisements
Ad Name: “One Day”
Aspects
The Ad is filled with both, light background music, sharing
things with your loved one, music option demonstration, camera feature
demonstration all of these are part of emotional tempting likewise the rational
tempting can also be observed in the whole ad. Like the whole ad suggests to the
viewer how it can (Google glass) help you in your daily routine from giving you
reminders, weather forecast, texting without using hands, informing you about
subways, traffic, giving you the shortest routes to your destination while
guiding you all the way, making online purchases on the go so on and so forth.
The whole ad is well balanced, both aspects (Emotional & Rational Tempting)
are nicely demonstrated to the viewer.
I would suggest a similar approach advertisement approach for
new products because it has all the
ingredients that an Ad should have.
Duration
Duration: 2:30 Seconds
Based on viewers interest: Perfect
Considering Product: The common belief and practice about an
ad length on web is that it should be kept under 3 minutes and that is what
this Ad has. While considering the product nature, which is completely out of
the box, viewers would definitely like to know more about the product before
making any decision about it and that’s where this ad is perfect. It gives enough
reasons (emotional & rational tempting) to its target market (viewers) to
make decision about the product.
Similarly the ad has done justice with product it provides a
clear and reasonable demo of the product in everyday life to the viewers.
Actors
Total individual number: 3
The ad has kept the individual count minimum, which I believe
isn’t a great way to introduce your product (new product). It would have been
great if each feature, function has been demonstrated by a single individual and
giving the product more creditability and assurance to the viewers that product
is worth to buy. This is the only mistake perhaps the biggest one in the whole
add.
Colors
Red
Effects on human behavior: Suggests
Power, passion, excitement, energy and physical courage.
Presence Duration: 68 seconds
Blue
Effects on human behavior: Suggests
Trust, Integrity, logic and communication.
Presence Duration: 72 seconds
Green
Effects on human behavior: Suggests
Money, Universal Love, Environment, Mother Earth and specifically attracts
youth.
Presence Duration: 31 seconds
Brown
Effects on human behavior: Suggests
Warmth, Safety, Reliability and Dependability.
Presence Duration: 103 seconds
Purple
Effects on human behavior: Suggests
Quality, Luxury & Decadence.
Presence Duration: 11 seconds
Black
Effects on human behavior: Suggests
Exclusivity & Glamor.
Presence Duration: 78 seconds
White
Effects on human behavior: Suggests
sophistication, Hygiene, clarity, purity, sterility, efficiency, simplicity,
cleanness.
Presence Duration: 141 seconds
Yellow
Effects on human behavior: Suggest
Happiness, Optimism, friendliness
Presence Duration: 79 seconds
According to a research (1) Ad in colors are
read 42% more than Ads with no colors and according to another research (2) between 90% to 62%
assessment of product, person (service), environment ( product & service)
by an individual is based on color alone. That means colors play significant
role in ads, products & services purchase decisions thus it is imperative
to understand the importance of colors in terms of its effects on human
behavior, sales and viewership.
Remember that color duration count in
each and every Ad is based on all possible shades of that color present in that
Ad. And every possible value (tiny and large size) has been considered in the
Ad. Read elaborate articles from Business Insider & Color Affects on color effects on human behavior.
Ad Plot
- Introduce all product features with demonstration (rational & emotional tempting). Demonstrate the features in a way that solves problems, helps in situations etc. suggest that the product is not only necessary, but cool to use and can be used without any effort.
That’s all for now, this is the last post in terms of
assessment of Google ad strategy, in the coming posts we will be assessing the
remain three brands. Lastly you may like to read an article on how to deal
with competitors, what Apple is thinking and why “i” is a popular part of
almost every second brand.
Feel free to share your views, insights about the approach, comment box is just under ;)
References
1.
White, Jan V., Color for impact,
Strathmore Press, April, 1997.
2.
CCIColor, Institute for color research.TAGS Ads Making Advertisement Strategies Advertising Google Advertisement Strategies Marketing Mass Media Marketing Organization Product Promotion Mix Strategies Visual Media
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