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Promotional communication and creativity
Posted: Thu Oct 22, 2009 4:42 pm
by DADADA
Hello,
i think that in promotional campaign in general there's no way to be creative, you've a product or service to sell, and you've to be straight forward and clear, do you agree with me?
Re: Promotional communication and creativity
Posted: Fri Oct 23, 2009 9:27 am
by Saumya
i think promotinas cn be awesome creative. the idea of a promotion itself can be very very creative.
an example is the Vodafone Tuesdays promotion. IF you have a Vodafone number, you get one free at movies, coffees, pizzas etc on tuesdays! I think thats an awesome idea! you should see the crowds at theatres on tuesdays!
Re: Promotional communication and creativity
Posted: Fri Oct 23, 2009 9:32 am
by vikram sharma
another examplw is Red Bull. they hardly ever advertise.
Now the most popular energy drink on the market, Red Bull enjoys over 80% of the energy drinks market in the UK and many other European countries, and nearly 50% of the US market, but just how did Red Bull do it? Read case study
here
Re: Promotional communication and creativity
Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 2:53 pm
by vikas
Isnt there a One Show Category for promotionals?
Re: Promotional communication and creativity
Posted: Wed Oct 28, 2009 10:12 am
by basant kumar
promotionals can definitely be creative. it depends on the client if they want to buy something creatiove.
Re: Promotional communication and creativity
Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2009 5:04 pm
by Allen Mathews
can you define what kind of promotionals, dadada?
Re: Promotional communication and creativity
Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 8:28 pm
by DADADA
Allen Mathews wrote:can you define what kind of promotionals, dadada?
i mean, when a telecom operator tell you: "i have -50% discount on 3 months of adsl subscription" you have to straight forward in your ad, no way to be conceptual, what do you think?
Re: Promotional communication and creativity
Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 10:45 pm
by Ek Kanya
its possible, DADADA, I can remeber a brazilian detergent ad where a woman comes out with a huge laundry basket, looks at the clothing line and extends it. cut to logo and it says 'New Ariel (or whatever the detergent was): Now 15% extra'.
so I would think that even a 50% extra on 6 months' subscription can be told interestingly.
Re: Promotional communication and creativity
Posted: Fri Jan 22, 2010 8:15 pm
by DADADA
Ek Kanya wrote:its possible, DADADA, I can remeber a brazilian detergent ad where a woman comes out with a huge laundry basket, looks at the clothing line and extends it. cut to logo and it says 'New Ariel (or whatever the detergent was): Now 15% extra'.
so I would think that even a 50% extra on 6 months' subscription can be told interestingly.
I agree with you, but i forgot to mention that i speak about outdoor and press, it's more tight than TV.
Re: Promotional communication and creativity
Posted: Sun Jan 24, 2010 10:45 am
by Hasmukh
i cant think of anything offhand but i KNOW there are some. let me search for them
Re: Promotional communication and creativity
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 12:42 am
by Superman
here's two:
Ikea BillboardPartnership Activation, a site which generates promotional ideas for the sports marketing world, highlighted an effective billboard created by Ikea (or their agency). As you can see, the billboard is a giant price tag with a small chair attached. The obvious goal to emphasize their low prices is creatively achieved through this billboard. The reason I agree with this billboard and goal is because Ikea has always been a relatively low-cost provider. They provide good, build-it-yourself furniture at reasonable prices. This type of ad is not a good idea (in my opinion) for Williams-Sonoma, Cadillac or Raulph Lauren. Said companies need to continue to focus on product over price and avoid confusion.
this Chevrolet billboard was concocted entirely of pennies. The point was to emphasis the automobile budget-friendless…Perhaps money really does make the world go ’round, because the promotional billboard was picked clean within half an hour!
Re: Promotional communication and creativity
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 12:47 am
by silly lily
Re: Promotional communication and creativity
Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2010 10:23 pm
by DADADA
Superman wrote:here's two:
Ikea BillboardPartnership Activation, a site which generates promotional ideas for the sports marketing world, highlighted an effective billboard created by Ikea (or their agency). As you can see, the billboard is a giant price tag with a small chair attached. The obvious goal to emphasize their low prices is creatively achieved through this billboard. The reason I agree with this billboard and goal is because Ikea has always been a relatively low-cost provider. They provide good, build-it-yourself furniture at reasonable prices. This type of ad is not a good idea (in my opinion) for Williams-Sonoma, Cadillac or Raulph Lauren. Said companies need to continue to focus on product over price and avoid confusion.
ikea.jpg
this Chevrolet billboard was concocted entirely of pennies. The point was to emphasis the automobile budget-friendless…Perhaps money really does make the world go ’round, because the promotional billboard was picked clean within half an hour!
chevrolet-billboard.jpg
but do you have an example for -50% off in telecom such adsl for example ?
Re: Promotional communication and creativity
Posted: Fri Sep 17, 2010 1:02 pm
by Paromita
i think there are plenty of good examples of 50% off ads out there. Will have to search for them. in what context ate you asking? for motivation?
Re: Promotional communication and creativity
Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2012 10:03 am
by Shahrukh Khan
If 50% off on telecom means you can talk more, we can do something like this.
We can be creative if we choose to. Else we can sulk. And think how the other guys are making more money.