Media revision
Advertising
Shelter —
About the company
- For every £1, 21p spent on fundraising and 79p spent on helping
- Offer face to face services, a national helpline, online advice, legal support
- Founded in 1966
- 3 million people were living in slums
- 50 years later 100,000 children are homeless
- In 1980 convinced government to give social housing tenants the same security of tenure as private renters
About the poster
- Rhetorical questions
- Fake friendship established
- Intertextual link to search bar and anchorage
- Use of ‘we’
- Red font
- Sanserif font
- Website linked
- Sad expression
- ordinary people in distress
- Gender and age diversity - no disabled even though in 2009 40% of homeless people in US were disabled
Lucozade —
About the company
- Lucozade used to be marketed as a medical drink
- Had to rebrand multiple times, including 1998 where it was masculine and working class
About the poster
- Yellow and blue colours match the drink brand
- San serif font
- Pun and intertextual link
- ‘yes’ is positive and anchorage
- Direct address and ‘game face’
- Information about the player which could be an intertextual link to trading cards
- Product displayed larger than it would really be
- Tries to make audience believe it is true facts (logical advertising)
- Conventional of an energy drink advert (blue, bright, enlarged image, sanserif, direct mode of address, simplistic)
Old Spice —
About the company
- Rebranding. In the 80s there was minimal editing and shows prize of female, and 90s shows a man on a bike and is masculine
- Founded in the 30s as nautical themed
- Discontinued women’s fragrances so only for men
- Women were targeted in adverts as they became responsible for 50% body wash purchases
About the poster
- Direct mode of address
- Saturated colours
- Body is part of the beach
- Male gaze of a woman in a bikini
- Volcano represents masculinity
- A bold, capital non-serif font
- Cursive signature
- Fantastical images
- Product matches the background image
- Head in the sand is surreal - all of it is
- Rule of thirds
- Barthes semantic code
- Anchorage makes fun of ‘false claims’ and parodies other adverts
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