print advertising lessons 1 - 2
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Unit 2 assignment 1TRANSCRIPT
Student Example
Targeting an audience
The advert’s target audience is women. We know this
because of the brightly coloured packaging and the
flowers, which imply a fresh scent, which women would
like and care about more than men. Stereotypically, it is
women who do the washing and buy household goods
such as this. It is aimed at women 20-45 as this would
include many mothers taking care of the washing for the
family.
In terms of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, the three
needs which the advert appeals to are:
Safety – because this need covers health, safety of
the body and employment. If your clothes are un-
washed and smelly, the chances of securing a job are
low.
Love/belonging – this advert appeals to the motherly
role of caring for the family.
Esteem – having clean and fresh smelling clothes
would help you to have more confidence in yourself
and raise self-esteem.
Targeting an audience
The advert’s target audience is women. We know this because of
the brightly coloured packaging and the flowers, which imply a
fresh scent, which women would like and care about more than
men. Stereotypically, it is women who do the washing and buy
household goods such as this. It is aimed at women 20-45 as this
would include many mothers taking care of the washing for the
family.
In terms of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, the three needs which
the advert appeals to are:
Safety – because this need covers health, safety of the body
and employment. If your clothes are unwashed and smelly,
the chances of securing a job are low.
Love/belonging – this advert appeals to the motherly role of
caring for the family.
Esteem – having clean and fresh smelling clothes would help
you to have more confidence in yourself and raise self-
esteem.
Clear and simple statement
Showing
awareness
Detailed
and precise
View backed up
with reasons
Reason
why this is
done
Demonstrates knowledge
Use of bullet
points makes
the points
clear
Explanation of how
each one applies
demonstrates
understanding
What did they do well?
How did you do?