Part 2.... List 5 ads, can be TV, radio, print, or any combination that you HATE
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Part 2.... List 5 ads, can be TV, radio, print, or any combination that you HATE, strongly dislike or think they are ineffective and tell me why you hate them, etc. and how you would change them to make them outstanding. Type at least one page regarding this. This homework is worth 20 points. Do not include any of the radio spots from part 1. Part 2.... List 5 ads, can be TV, radio, print, or any combination that you HATE, strongly dislike or think they are ineffective and tell me why you hate them, etc. and how you would change them to make them outstanding. Type at least one page regarding this. This homework is worth 20 points. Do not include any of the radio spots from part 1. Part 2.... List 5 ads, can be TV, radio, print, or any combination that you HATE, strongly dislike or think they are ineffective and tell me why you hate them, etc. and how you would change them to make them outstanding. Type at least one page regarding this. This homework is worth 20 points. Do not include any of the radio spots from part 1.Explanation / Answer
5 advertisements in television that I hate most are as follows.
Apartments.com
I hate this is specific advertisement as it creates no sense and the person who is telling about apartment.com no sense of humour in the operation which I think was the main reason behind creation of the specific advertisement. Illogical explanations as well as availability of pathetic visual cues make it the most hated ads on the TV by not only me but my family members. It serves no purpose as availability of understanding regarding advertisement of the specific type of AD is not even close to Apartment related advertisement.
American Express, “Tina Fey’s Guide To Workout Gear”
It provides an feeling of unfinished script involved in advertisement where actress I tried to impress the customers by using different set of activities involved in the specific advertisement which does not connected with me. Adjust voids are correct orientation of providing guidance to the customer regarding the actual product been sold.
Mellow Mushrooms
This specific ad is a total nonsense. It uses a character which has an entire dysfunction and please is it into a Pizzeria where doctor also arrived at the same location for the checkup as he likes Mellow mushrooms. All of these activities were involved just for depicting how good the taste is that each and every individual is doing their day to day activities in a pizza shop. This is the most senseless advertisement that I have seen in a while it is one of the most hated advertisement in my list.
Bergedorfer Beer, “Pregnant”
This is specific advertisement was one of the most senseless advertisements regarding beer. Person with huge flat bellies are displayed in the flyers stick everywhere from the billboards to the different parts of the print media based advertisement. The person with fat belly is actually there to depict over drinking of the beer but he rather looks like near to death due to inflammation of his stomach through excessive amount of beer that he just drank.
Chevy, “Stereotypes”
This is one of the most fake approaches done by any organisation to influence customers. Chevrolet hired actors to act as civilians in the advertisement and getting influence by the features of their new Truck which is the most irritating things to see. Just like the fake ad commercials, this advertisement was stamped as a fake from the very beginning.
For making then outstanding I would definitely put some common sense specific advertisement and availability of sensibility is relatively very less. Some advertisements required property orientation for maintaining sense in the total flow and some of the advertisement require totally worked as availability of the total facts displayed in the specific advertisement is totally unacceptable.
Reworking on the wall advertisement as well as creating new guideline and not using graphical representations would be my main approach for improving these advertisements.