Monday, September 24, 2012

Advertise your brand with a different slant!



Advertising is more than just a tool of marketing. Once you strike on the right idea of promoting your brand you will discover how advertising is not just a mundane tool of marketing. There are many forms of advertising. Television Advertising, Radio Advertising, Print Advertising, Outdoor Advertising etc. are some common forms of advertising adopted by brand owners or advertisers. Simply advertising your brand for the sake of promotion is not encouraging.  As a brand owner, you should always strive to promote your brand with a different slant and make it sound interesting to target customers. Here are a few tips of presenting your brand message in an interesting manner.

Choose a strong channel of communication

The medium of advertising should be strong enough to create awareness about the brand message among target groups. Therefore, as a brand owner, you have to study the various means of advertising and choose a relevant and strong channel to launch the campaign. As mentioned above television advertising, radio advertising, print advertising, outdoor advertising etc. are some means of promotion commonly used by brand owners. Media mix i.e. launching the ad campaign through more than one channel of communication is also an effective measure to create good brand awareness among target groups.

An interesting brand message

A strong channel of advertising suits best with an interesting brand message that can trigger the attention of audiences easily and more effectively. It is therefore the advertiser’s duty to frame the brand message in such an interesting manner that customers cannot resist going through it. The ad message should have an interesting theme. It is worth noting that advertisements with humorous themes attract customers’ attention easily.  Most of the famous brand commercials are themed on humour. Be it print, broadcast or outdoor ad, the campaign should carry a meaningful or interesting theme to allure customers’ attention.

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