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Published on: 06/12/2018
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1.
How do advertisements use emotions? Elucidate.
2.
What are different kinds of shops that you find in your neighbourhood? What do you purchase from
them?
3.
Read the information and answer the following question
From the advertisements, you can now see that the two daals are saying different things. 'TopTaste Daal' is appealing to our social tradition of treating guests extremely well. 'Best Taste Daal' is appealing to our concern for our children's health and that they eat things that are good for them. Values such as treating our guests well and ranking sure our children get nutritious food are used by brands to create brand values. These brand values are conveyed through the use of visuals and words to give us an overall image that appeals to us.
How these values are conveyed?
4.
Why manufacturers claim certain special values for their products?
5.
"Today we are surrounded by advertisements or ads." How?
6.
People who pay the money to buy a product are known as :
Consumer
Producer
Advertiser
None of these
7.
Social advertisements are made by :
State or private agencies
Common people
Politicians
Bureaucrates
8.
What is the other name given to an item or a service made to be sold in the market?
Brand
Product
Producer
None of these
9.
The telecast rate for a 30-second advertisement on a major TV channel is
1.36 lakh
8.36 lakh
1.86 lakh
1.65 lakh
10.
The word came from cattle grazing is
consumer
advertising
branding
None of the above
11.
________________ products are costly because they include the costs of packaging and advertising.
12.
Advertisements draw our ____________ to various products.
13.
Small businessmen have to sell their products in ____________ markets.
14.
Advertising agencies use to sell their ______________ products.
15.
State and private agencies make _______.
16.
Using the following ads answer the following questions.
If you have money to buy these products, how would you feel when you see these advertisements? If you do not have money, then how would you feel?
17.
Mention one drawback of advertisement.
18.
What do advertisements make us believe?
19.
"Advertisements aim to get people to buy a particular brand." What does the statement mean?
20.
Define branding.
21.
How do advertisements attract people's attention?
22.
Mention the drawbacks of advertising.
23.
How does a customer differentiates between the same products of different brands?
1.
Personal emotions are used in advertising like in the case of soap advertisement. The advertisement uses the mother's concern for her child.
It shows that ifyou are a caring mother then you will this expensive soap. This will show your love and use care for your child. Due to this advertisement mothers begin to feel that using this soap is a sign of how much they love their child
Thus, the advertisements use emotions of mother's love to sell an expensive soap. Mothers who cannot afford this feel that they are not giving best care to their child
Advertisements often target our personal emotions. They link the emotions to products and influence the way we think of ourselves.
2.
The different kinds of shops in my neighbourhood are departmental stores, dairy, stationery, chemist, bakery, etc. We buy goods like milk, butter, ghee, groceries, pen,
pencils, medicines, biscuits, cakes, etc from them.
3.
The brand values are conveyed through the use of visuals and words to give us an overall image that appeals to us.
4.
When there are two brands of same product, the consumers get confused because they are not able to differentiate. For instance between 'Top Taste Daal' and 'Best Taste Daal'. Hence, the manufacturer has to give the consumer a reason, to prefer their brand. For the same reason, advertisers started claiming certain special values for their brand. In this way, they tried to differentiate it from other similar products.
5.
In today's time, we all are surrounded by ads as we watch these on television, listen to them on radio, see them on streets, newspapers and magazines. In fact, ads can be seen on taxis and rickshaws. We see ads before the film begins and on the internet.
6.
(a)
Consumer
7.
(a)
State or private agencies
8.
(c)
Producer
9.
(d)
1.65 lakh
10.
(c)
branding
11.
( )
Branded.
12.
( )
attention
13.
( )
weekly
14.
( )
personal emotions
15.
( )
social advertisements
16.
If I had money to buy these products, then I would feel elevated and would buy them whereas if I do not have money then I would feel depressed.
17.
( )
Drawback of advertisement is that it tends to promote a certain lack of respect for the poor.
18.
( )
Advertisements make us believe that packaged things are better than things that do not come in packets.
19.
( )
The statement means that after we see an advertisement we are attracted to buy the brand.
20.
( )
Branding refers to naming of the product.
21.
( )
Advertisements attract people's attention by branding and advertising.
22.
Advertising has following drawbacks :
(i) Advertisements create a wrong belief that branded and packaged products are far better than things that do not come in packets.
(ii) We forget that the quality of a product is not concerned with the packaging that it comes in.
(iii)This shift to packaged products negatively affects the sales of several small businesses.
(iv) Advertising tends to promote a certain lack of respect for the poor. They are not the faces we most often see in advertisements and so we tend to dismiss their lives as worthless.
(v) Advertising appeals personal emotions because the people who cannot afford certain brands feel bad. They feel that they are unable to give their loved ones the best care that branded products appear to offer.
23.
Branding creates an image of the product and people start associating quality or reliability with the brand. Advertisements create confusion and make difficult for people to differentiate between the same products of different brands.
Advertisers attach special values to the products of their brands. These brand values are conveyed through the use of visuals and words to create an image.
Branding a product makes this differentiation. For example; a particular brand of daal is projected to be tasty and good and to be served to the guest.
The other brand of daal identifies itself as nutritious and good for children.
The customer can decide which brand to use as per their inclination.
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