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37. 0 Saloni Mevawala 47. 0 Susheel Bhadhwa 57. 0 Vineet Gupta 67. 0 Monish Parekh 77.
Flow Of Presentation.
0 What is advertising?
0 Who regulates?
0 Advertising appeals. Definition and types. 0 Sex appeal and its types. 0 Ads banned in India and why? 0 Conclusion.
What is advertising ?
Actions to call people's attention to products or services by
Advertisers
Advertising Agencies
Media (owners of press, television, Radio etc.) Related sectors (outdoor agencies, PR, market researchers, ad
ASCI PRINCIPLES
0 To ensure the truthfulness and honesty of representations and claims
made by advertisements.
0 To ensure that advertisements are not offensive to generally accepted
Advertising Laws
Drugs and Cosmetics Act Drugs Price Control Act Emblems and Names (Prevention of Improper Use) Act
Copyright Act
Trademarks Act Indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Act
Prasar Bharati
0 Established in 1997 following a demand that the Government owned
0 Objectives of Prasar Bharati Ads should be as per the laws enacted to protect the rights of the
consumers
Ads should not project a derogatory image of women and endanger
0 Ad. Experts do know that certain appeals are not effective in certain
cases like sex appeals not being effective when used in the context of products unrelated to sex.
Fear Appeals
0 Advertisers use fear appeals plainly because it works
Humor Appeals
0 Humor has proven to be one of the best techniques for both
Musical Appeals
0 Music helps capture the listeners attention. Music is linked to: 0 Emotions
0 Memories and
0 Other Experiences
Rational Appeals
0 A rational appeal follows the hierarchy of effects stages of
Emotional Appeals.
o Emotional advertising is often used for developing brand loyalty.
Emotional appeals reach the most creative right side of the brain.
Scarcity Appeals
0 Scarcity appeals urge consumers to buy a particular product
because of a limitation.
Sexual Appeals
0 Sexual appeals are often used as means to break through clutter.
Subliminal techniques approaches that place sexual cues or icons in advertisement in the attempt to affect a viewers subconscious mind.
2. Nudity or partial nudity used to promote sale of clothing, perfume and cologne etc.
3. Overt sexuality using overt sexuality in ads for products that are sexually oriented is normally accepted, but it often becomes controversial when used for other products.
4. Sexual suggestiveness
5. Sensuality:
Many respond more favorably to a sensual suggestion than an overtly sexual approach.
nudity.
0 Most of them conclude that sex and nudity do increase
attention, regardless of the gender of the model in the ad or the gender of the audience.
0 Normally, the attention is greater for opposite-sex
ads, Guess often uses a male and female in a sexually provocative manner in a single advertisement.
Conclusion.
0 Although sexually oriented ads attract attention, brand recall for