Name :- Coconut Oil Shake
Tag Line :- "Shape a Mould, to Keep that Hold"
Product :- Hair Product
Summary :-
My plan is to advertise a gel product from saudi arabia, the product is all natural resources such as its made out of coconut which is really good for you hair as its made out of oil.
My plan is to have a young good looking male mixing the product onto his hair as to show how simple and easy it is to allow the product to set and hold.
This scene will happen in a house because most gents do their hair in the morning before setting for work, school, job interview or for a day out, its generally in the morning instead of afternoon.
My plan is to have a theme as a young male waking up in the morning, basically I'm doing the whole advert as how I prepare when I wake up in the morning.
Tuesday, 10 February 2015
Friday, 6 February 2015
Advertising Standards - ASA - CAP
The Advertising Standards Authority is the UK’s independent
regulator of advertising across all media. They commit action towards the
misleading advertisement, harmful and offensive advertisements they
take action to take it off and ban it. They gather complaints so this gives
them to do further investigation by media to take action against
the commercial.
The purpose of them
taking action towards advertisement with rude content is to not mislead people
to think differently as children are more on technology, this will hint
advertisement with rude content to change children's social life and they will
think it’s normal. Its purpose also is to make advertisement reasonable,
proactive and meaningful, they quote 'responsible advertisements are good for
people, society and advertisers' this shows they are proud and also hard-core
about the work they do and they will not stop till it’s over.
This is their code as
you could say as to making Britain a free unnecessary content as they say
'Making every UK ad a responsible ad' the passion to banned rude/inappropriate
content is as important for them as they have their own bike cycle of purpose
and definition. Below I have the mean and definition on the context they
coloured in:
1 Understanding: We’ll be an authority
on advertising and active on issues that cause societal concern. We’ll be
open to calls for regulatory change, acting purposefully and in a timely
fashion, while being fair and balanced in our assessment of the evidence and
arguments.
2
Support: We’ll provide support to advertisers to help them create
responsible ads. We’ll increase, improve and better target our advice and
training so every business has access to the information and support it needs.
3 Impact: We’ll spend more time
on matters that make the biggest difference. Focussing on our existing remit,
we’ll spend less time tackling ads that cause little detriment to consumers or
on the vulnerable. But, where a complaint indicates that the rules have been
broken, we will always do something.
4
Proactive: We’ll be proactive and work with others. We’ll use a wide
range of information to identify and tackle problems to make sure ads are
responsible, even if we haven’t officially received a complaint.
5
Awareness: We’ll increase awareness of the ASA and CAP. We will make
sure that the public, civil society and the industry know who we are and what
we can do, so they can engage with us when they need to, and have confidence in
our work.
Advertising Standards Authority (ASA)
is an independent figure that directs the Codes and investigates allegations
that the viewer’s make, this is all funded by the industry, by making a
complains and doing an investigation, the industry have the right to make the
investigation future. There are vast majority of advertisers comply with the
rules but few minority don't but there are consequences for those who don't
follow the ruling.
The Advertising/industry system is based on a contract or an agreement between the advertisers, agencies and media owners that each will follow the support of the highest standards in advertising, this will ensure that all adverts are truthful, beneficial, legal and honest. The Codes are required in the law but also so requirements are not contained by the law.
The Advertising Codes are maintained by two industries, the Committee of Advertising Practice (CAP) and the Broadcast Committee of Advertising Practice (BCAP). The CAP is responsible for writing and maintaining the UK national Code for unnecessary use of advertising, All Marketing, and promotions. BCAP is responsible for writing and maintaining the UK national Codes for Live Advertising and Broadcast Advertising.
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