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>I once heard that soft (non-informative) car ads are run not to advertise their product, but to make people to recently bought or own that brand feel good abou
by networked 13y ago
>I once heard that soft (non-informative) car ads are run not to advertise their product, but to make people to recently bought or own that brand feel good about their decision
Interesting concept, but couldn't you make ads that do both? I feel like the "Think small" ad [1] must have worked both for people who were looking to purchase a car at the time and those who'd already bought a Volkswagen.
[1] http://www.creativereview.co.uk/images/uploads/2013/07/think_small_0.jpg http://www.creativereview.co.uk/images/uploads/2013/07/think...
- ulisesrmzroche 13y agoIt did, it's one of the most successful ads in existence. The trick is that the headline and picture grabbed your attention, and then they sold nothing but facts about the product.