Nike Football
Who is the celebrity endorsement?
Samantha Kerr
What organisation is being endorsed in this advert?
The AFL
What key advertising technique does this use? (Think emotions).
Humour.
Who is the celebrity endorsement in this advertisement?
Mr. Bean (Rowan Atkinson)
Who would you say the target audience is for this advert?
Families.
What song is used in this advertisement?
In the Air Tonight.
What clever language technique is being used in this advert?
Play on words. (Footy jargon and food jargon).
What is the slogan of this advert?
"Should've gone to specsavers"
What is the slogan being used?
You're not you when you're hungry.
Is this selling a product or a service?
Service.
What slogan is used other than 'Just Do It'?
'Flip the Game'.
What key colours are used to promote the product of McDonalds?
Yellow and Red.
The language of appeal tells us that we can get 'two designer pairs of glasses, _______________ "
No gap.
What is the additional slogan that is used?
Get some nuts.
What persuasive technique is mainly being used in this advert?
Humour.
Who is the target audience?
All ages and backgrounds (even animals).
Who is the target audience?
All footy fans.
The lady is at the beach, what advertising technique does this tap into?
Escapism.
What imagery do we see at the end that captures our sense of taste?
The oozing caramel of the Snickers bar.
What is the slogan that is used?
In tune with you and your car.
What is Nike advertising?
If you use the Nike brand, you can flip any game and play it on your terms.
What is the main message this advert is telling us?
That footy players love Maccas too.
What is the Specsavers logo designed to look like?
A pair of glasses.
What is the main message of this advert?
You're not the best version of yourself if you haven't eaten a Snickers bar.
What is the phone number for Ultra Tune? 13 24 4_?
13 24 42