What is an Ad Campaign?

What is an Ad Campaign? 

An ad campaign is a group of advertisements that shares a single idea and theme which make up a total message together to the consumer. 

Where might you see it? 

Ad Campaigns can be found everywhere; Ads are in Newspapers, TV, Movies, Websites, Billboards, Mobile Apps, even Video Game Consoles. 


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Find three campaigns that you like, or are memorable, that include an audio-visual element. Copy and paste them below into your blog as a POST. Answer the below questions. You can do it in pairs if you like. 

1) 

Product: 
Cadbury's Chocolate Bar 

What Happens in the Ad: 
Someone in an Office has a piece of a Cadbury's chocolate and starts dancing in his chair while lip syncing along to a song. 

What makes it Interesting: 
It's someone in a situation where dancing in your chair isn't expected or usual, and coming from someone you wouldn't suspect to do it. 

Campaign Message: 
No matter who or where you are, eat a piece of Cadbury's Chocolate and you'll be in the mood to sing and dance. 

2) 

Product: 
Go Compare Insurance

What Happens in the Ad: 
Two people complain about Car Insurance in a cafe when a man appears and sings about the Insurance company Go Compare and its benefits before the rest of the customers join in. 

What makes it Interesting: 
The man singing is out of the blue and the tune he sings gets stuck in your head, reminding you of how absurd the situation was. 

Campaign Message: 
If you're tired of having to manage with (Car) Insurance, Go Compare will help you. 

3) 


Product: 
Grammarly 


What Happens in the Ad: 
Narrator describes and explains the benefits of using Grammarly for communication and connections, as text on screen is being altered thanks to the use of Grammarly. 

What makes it Interesting: 
It uses real life examples of situations where Grammarly would easily be useful. 

Campaign Message: 
Grammarly can help you in many several different ways, all of which are simple and are not what you would always expect. 

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