5 Tips for Creating an Effective Commercial
Represent Your Brand Clearly
Using both verbal and visual cues, your brand’s name, logo and perhaps even the product itself should be conveyed throughout the commercial. Don’t be secretive and wait until the end of the ad to show your brand’s face. But do be tasteful about it.
Create a Storyline
The best commercials don’t just sell a product or service; they tell a story. Whether it is a heartfelt story, or a dose of humor or satire, create a storyline to which your audience can relate and connect.
Develop a Signature Character or Theme
Each of the example commercials listed above aren’t simply one-off ads. Instead, they are a series of ads that carry the same them or characters throughout.
Keep it Simple
You only have 30 to 60 seconds to get your message across and form a connection with your audience. Sometimes even less if you do not hook your viewer. Keep the overall concept and storyline of your commercial simple.
Don’t Cut Corners
Quality is an essential element of an effective ad. Quality doesn’t necessarily mean you have to empty your pockets. But the commercial should be professional and of high quality.
- But one common factor among all ads which go on to become iconic, successful or not, is that they get noticed. They stand out among the other advertisements, media and content competing for the audience’s attention. And people are willing to engage with them.
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