- Degree Bachelor
- Code: COM233
- Credit hrs: 3
- Prequisites: None
Define advertising process, objectives, and different types of advertising. Identify, analyze and respond to clients' advertising and marketing communications objectives by applying principles of marketing and communications. Define advertising and marketing terminology and types of marketing research. Identify marketing and advertising strategy. Understand market analysis and segmentation dimensions. Recognize the key elements of creating brand identity for advertising. Expand their analytical and cognitive skills through learning experiences in diverse subjects. Identify the technical aspects of producing an advertisement. Recognize different media in advertisement delivery. Practice how advertising objectives are set. Analyze how an advertisement is evaluated based on objectives. Perform a market segmentation analysis. Illustrate How to use the tools of environmental scanning in the analysis of media institutions competitors. Apply persuasion and influence techniques in designing advertising and marketing strategies, post-production. Analyze consumer behavior and how they think in order to better target and serve industries and unique markets. Create an idea and translate it to a visual feature. Link both targeting the markets and the customers' segmentation together to give a more coherent image of the marketing process Plan for successful production process. Plan for a scene-by-scene storyboard. Choose various formats and punch lines correctly for the best impact. Plan to manage the technical aspects of production to serve the message. Plan for advertising campaign. Evaluate the effectiveness of advertising. Plan to analyze a brand before setting an ad concept . Create a concept with different implementations. Manage Visual literacy in advertisements hidden messages. Apply Software skills – Cylix to create a professional storyboard Apply Visual conceptualization strategy. Use persuasion appeals for writing advertising content. Create logos and slogans.
Media
Barry, P. (2012). The advertising concept book. London: Thames & Hudson.
content serial | Description |
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1 | 1. Introduction to Public Opinion/ Components of public opinion. 2. Difference between public opinion and public relations 3. The factors that shape public opinion 4. Media and Political Socialization 5. Media effects in shaping public opinion 6. Tools to measure public opinion part 1 7. 7th Week exam+ 8. tools to measure public opinion part 2 9. Media audience segmentation interest groups & lobbies 10. Survey design 11. Sampling (Probability Sampling) part 1 12. 12th week Project submission + (Probability Sampling) part 2 13. Non- Probability Sampling part 1 14. Non- Probability Sampling part 2 15. Theories explain public opinion formation + Revision |
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