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Summary

The video script explains the concept of advertisements, their types, and their components. It covers different kinds of ads, such as commercial, public service, and notification ads, as well as the media through which they are communicated, including print, electronic, and digital platforms. It also highlights the use of persuasive language in advertisements, such as imperative, interrogative, and declarative sentences. The process of creating an effective ad is outlined, from identifying the product's strengths to choosing the right medium and crafting a clear message. Finally, it encourages viewers to apply these principles in promoting regional food products.

Takeaways

• 😀 An advertisement is a message aimed at persuading people to buy a product or take a specific action.
• 😀 There are different types of advertisements: promotional ads, public service ads, and notification ads.
• 😀 Promotional ads advertise products or services, like candy ads on TV.
• 😀 Public service ads focus on social issues, such as reducing plastic waste.
• 😀 Notification ads announce events or important information, such as funeral or meeting notices.
• 😀 Advertisements can be placed in various media, including print, electronic, and public spaces.
• 😀 In the digital age, ads are also placed on websites, social media, and apps.
• 😀 Print ads use text and images, while electronic and internet ads can also include sound and movement.
• 😀 Key components of an ad include the source, message, medium, target audience, expected response, and impact on attitudes and behaviors.
• 😀 Persuasive language in ads often includes imperative sentences (e.g., 'Do it now!') and familiar, catchy words.
• 😀 When creating an ad, it's important to highlight product strengths, identify the target audience, choose the right medium, and craft a clear, simple message.

Q & A

What is the purpose of an advertisement?

An advertisement aims to inform or persuade people to buy a product or take a specific action, such as participating in an event or service.

What are the different types of advertisements mentioned in the script?

The three types of advertisements mentioned are: 1) 'Offer advertisements' or commercial ads that promote goods or services, 2) 'Public service ads' that aim to educate or raise awareness, and 3) 'Notification ads' that announce events or situations, such as funerals or corporate meetings.

Where can advertisements be displayed?

Advertisements can be displayed in various media, such as print media (newspapers, magazines), electronic media (television, radio), and public spaces (markets, bus stops, and stations). In today's digital age, advertisements are also found on websites, social media, and apps.

What are the key components of an advertisement?

An advertisement typically includes: 1) The source or the advertiser, 2) The message being conveyed, 3) The media used to deliver the ad, 4) The target audience, 5) The desired effect on the audience (such as changing habits or attitudes), and 6) The feedback or response expected from the audience, such as purchasing a product.

What language techniques are often used in advertisements?

Advertisements commonly use persuasive language, including imperative sentences (e.g., 'Don't wait, save now!'), interrogative sentences (e.g., 'Why wait any longer?'), and declarative sentences (e.g., 'Get your product now'). These techniques aim to catch attention and persuade the viewer.

How should the language in an advertisement be structured?

The language in an advertisement should be brief, clear, easy to remember, and simple to understand. Using familiar words, rhyming words, or words with similar sounds can make the ad more appealing and memorable.

What are the steps to create an advertisement for a product?

The steps include: 1) Selecting the product's key selling points (e.g., 'made with milk and perfectly sweet'), 2) Identifying the target audience (which influences the choice of words and imagery), 3) Deciding on the medium (print, electronic, etc.), and 4) Determining the message, which could be the product’s unique feature (e.g., 'sweeter and safer for kids').

Why is it important to consider the target audience when creating an advertisement?

The target audience determines the choice of language, imagery, and tone of the advertisement. For example, if the target audience is children, colorful images and simple language will be more effective in attracting their attention.

What should you check after creating an advertisement?

After creating an advertisement, you should ensure it is visually appealing, easy to understand, and aligned with the product and target audience. Verify that the key components of the ad are complete and that the ad effectively communicates the intended message.

What action is the audience encouraged to take by the advertisement in the script?

The audience is encouraged to engage with the content by leaving a comment on what they would highlight in an advertisement for a local food product. They are also prompted to visit the website or download an app to practice more about advertisements.