Advertisement Ideas for Soap Product?
For a chemistry project, [yes, the same one, if you've answered some of my other questions], we have to create our own companies that get rid of soap products.
My group's company name is SupaFresh, Inc. and our product is Simply Soap.
It's going to be pink, citrus scented, gooey soap. [Our product was created based on a survey we passed out]
We inevitability to think of magazine advertisements for different demographics.
Some examples of where on earth our ads would go:
Seventeen Magazine [aimed at teen girls]
Sports Illustrated [aimed at younger males]
Time Magazine [aimed at elder people]
Vogue [aimed at women]
Nick Jr. [aimed at younger kids, or rather, their parents]
you get the impression.
so we need to think of different advertisement that could be placed in magazines.
Keep contained by mind they have to be appropriate.
Best Answer goes to the most creative and functional answer!
Thanks
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Answers: Hi, the name of your product, the name of your company, and the scent trademark me think you're going for the natural, life angle for advertising this product. This is a very popular angle lately, and if you do it right you could potentially conquer a wide variety of market! The trick is how to stand out from the competition.
The print ad for teen girls could be primarily bright pink, with a bowl of brightly-colored citrus fruit (grapefruits, oranges, tangelos, lemons, limes, etc.) surrounded by the center, and a bottle of your liquid soap standing in the middle of adjectives the fruit. "Get Fresh, Get Natural" could be the slogan on that ad.
The Sports Illustrated ad could show a baseball pitcher throwing the "ball" (actually a grapefruit) at the batter. "Clean up after a right workout" could be the slogan.
The Time Magazine ad could show a big, colorful bowl of citrus fruits on a white background, beside a bottle of Simply Soap coming up out of the middle. "Pure, Old-Fashioned Cleanliness" might be the slogan.
The Vogue ad could show a female model surrounded by a stylish bright pink dress and matching shoes, holding a bottle of Simply Soap and smiling. The slogan could be, "I love being citrus-y verbs."
As for Nick Jr., I'd show two cartoon characters, perhaps contained by black and white. One of them would be visibly clean and the other would be covered in dirt. The verbs one would be squirting a bright pink stream of Simply Soap onto the second character's face and clothes, and saying something approaching, "A little bit is all you need, Squirt!"
I hope that help, best of luck with your project!
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My group's company name is SupaFresh, Inc. and our product is Simply Soap.
It's going to be pink, citrus scented, gooey soap. [Our product was created based on a survey we passed out]
We inevitability to think of magazine advertisements for different demographics.
Some examples of where on earth our ads would go:
Seventeen Magazine [aimed at teen girls]
Sports Illustrated [aimed at younger males]
Time Magazine [aimed at elder people]
Vogue [aimed at women]
Nick Jr. [aimed at younger kids, or rather, their parents]
you get the impression.
so we need to think of different advertisement that could be placed in magazines.
Keep contained by mind they have to be appropriate.
Best Answer goes to the most creative and functional answer!
Thanks
:]
Answers: Hi, the name of your product, the name of your company, and the scent trademark me think you're going for the natural, life angle for advertising this product. This is a very popular angle lately, and if you do it right you could potentially conquer a wide variety of market! The trick is how to stand out from the competition.
The print ad for teen girls could be primarily bright pink, with a bowl of brightly-colored citrus fruit (grapefruits, oranges, tangelos, lemons, limes, etc.) surrounded by the center, and a bottle of your liquid soap standing in the middle of adjectives the fruit. "Get Fresh, Get Natural" could be the slogan on that ad.
The Sports Illustrated ad could show a baseball pitcher throwing the "ball" (actually a grapefruit) at the batter. "Clean up after a right workout" could be the slogan.
The Time Magazine ad could show a big, colorful bowl of citrus fruits on a white background, beside a bottle of Simply Soap coming up out of the middle. "Pure, Old-Fashioned Cleanliness" might be the slogan.
The Vogue ad could show a female model surrounded by a stylish bright pink dress and matching shoes, holding a bottle of Simply Soap and smiling. The slogan could be, "I love being citrus-y verbs."
As for Nick Jr., I'd show two cartoon characters, perhaps contained by black and white. One of them would be visibly clean and the other would be covered in dirt. The verbs one would be squirting a bright pink stream of Simply Soap onto the second character's face and clothes, and saying something approaching, "A little bit is all you need, Squirt!"
I hope that help, best of luck with your project!