Different Appeals Used in Pakistani TV ADS: Subject: Advertising and PR Submitted By: Iqra Roll No: 1003
Different Appeals Used in Pakistani TV ADS: Subject: Advertising and PR Submitted By: Iqra Roll No: 1003
Different Appeals Used in Pakistani TV ADS: Subject: Advertising and PR Submitted By: Iqra Roll No: 1003
APPEALS USED IN
PAKISTANI TV
ADS
Subject : advertising and PR
Submitted By: iqra
Roll no: 1003
Different appeals Used in pakistani tv ads
■ Introduction
The advertiser selects the advertising appeal that will attract the
attention of the audience most effectively. In other words it can
be said that Advertising appeals are designed so as to creating
a positive image of individuals who use the products.
Advertising agencies and companies use different types of
advertising appeals to influence the purchasing decision of the
people. Similarly in Pakistan, Advertising agencies and
companies use different kinds of appeals to influence the public
towards purchasing their products.
1. Pepsi and Umar Gul
Made for Cricket…
In this ad, the former
cricketer Umar Gul is
happened to play Balling but
after drinking Pepsi he used
to play Cricket well…
Appeals Celebrity, Humor
This is the ad of
Dulux paint in
which they used
color appeal
The Endorsement Appeal
Brands often partner up
with celebrities to give
their products more
credibility. But remember,
endorsements work only if
the celebrity is loved by
your target audience.
The ad creators of
Mountain Dew do full
justice to their marketing
strategy. They create ads
which make use of
extreme sports and how
this product helps to
eliminate fear and provide
courage and energy to its
consumer.
Fear appeal
This ad uses
the approach
of targeting
the audience
by making
use of fear
•Emotional Appeal; Shan Commercial Ad
This ad released
in 2018 targeted
the pathos
appeal by using
their slogan
#OneBiryaniOn
eFamily.
Brand Appeal
The brand appeal allows companies to sell their products for higher cost due to
consumers wanting to reach a higher status level that can only be achieved by
wearing or using the brand. This product has nothing to do with quality and
everything to do with perception.
Competitive
advantage appeals
make either a direct
or indirect
comparison to
another brand and
usually claim
superiority on one
or more attributes.
This is also known
as comparative
advertising.
Rational or logical appeals focus on the consumer’s need for practicality and
functionality in a product. Advertisers relay this message by focusing on product features
and cost
An automobile
advertisement
focuses on gas
efficiency,
mileage and
prices to reach
consumers who
want a cost-
efficient, reliable
vehicle.