CLASS-VII SOCIAL
AND POLITICAL LIFE-II
CHAPTER
7. UNDERSTANDING
ADVERTISEMENTS
Where
we get advertisements?
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TV, Radio, Newspapers, Hoardings
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Taxis and Rickshaws
What advertisements do?
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Draw attention to products
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Describe the product
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Create interest to buy the product
Branding
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Builders Brand: stamping product with
particular name and sign
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Branding differentiate it from other
products
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Pulses are sold as: urad, moong, tur (now
24 organics or Top Taste Daal- branding)
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Convince to use that product- either as
value or taste (in above example)
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Helps to give an appealing image
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People judge others based on brands used
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Branded pulses would cost more than loose
pulses- cost of packaging and advertising included- no more insects, no more
requirement to seal, longer shelf life
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Linking personal emotions to advertisements
– help to increase sales
•
Publicized by film stars or heroes- links
to life style of rich
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Life style: Peoples lives being identified
by the products they own, the clothes they wear, the places they eat in, etc.
•
Patanjali: popularized by Baba Ramadev
(Indigenous Brand)- comparing prices
What
the reality?
•
A popular model may charge Rs.5 lakhs or
more per advertisement
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The telecast rate for a 30 second
advertisement on a major TV channel is Rs. 1.65 lakh
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Cost of bringing out a quarter page color
advertisement in a leading news paper is Rs. 8.36 lakh
•
Costs a lot of money
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Only large companies can advertise
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Home made industries- cannot advertise
•
Sell in weekly markets
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Packaged product negatively affects the
small business- quality creates lack of respect for poor and small industries
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Those who cannot afford to buy feel unhappy
or bad
•
These usually focus on lives of rich-
equality in society is not matched
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Plays strong influence on daily lives
How
is advertisement made?
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Not easy
•
Lot of market research is involved
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After seeing advertisement- person must
intent to buy
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Associate them
………The
end………
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