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Table of content
1. Advertising Brief for Eywa 2. Target Audience 3. Detailed Customer Profile 4. Relevant Market Factors 5. Creative & Media Implications 6. Merchandising Requirements 7. Legal & Volunteer Constraints 8. Available Budget
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2. Target Audience
2.1 Primary target audience Female professionals Wives of professionals 2.2 Demographic characteristics Women Aged 25-34 Singles Married Professionals
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4.1 Level of involvement- This beauty product is about those women who are beauty conscious and they have enough money to spend on this product. 4.2 Advertising message characteristicsEywa is 100% Australian owned. These products are excellent value for money. Product is 100% natural. This product is safe for all skins like oily, dry etc. 4.3 Product usage for Eywa Eywa beauty product has high product usage because most of the women these days are beauty conscious and they want to maintain their status and wellbeing.
6. Merchandising Requirements
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Eywa will use free samples and displays demonstrations to sell the products and services using point of sale. This product will have specific audience that will have high level of income to buy our product. Our product is environment friendly and it wont harm someone feeling towards feelings.
altering the odours of the body changing the appearance of the body cleansing the body maintaining the body in good condition perfuming the body Protecting the body.
Eywa product affiliated with Australian completion and consumer commission (ACCC).It is environment friendly product. Eywa role is to promote healthy market competition and fair trade in the marketplace. Volunteer compliance that Eywa follows
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1-the Advertisers Code of Ethics 2-the Federal Chambers of Automotive industries (FCAI) 3-The Advertising code for Advertising and marketing Communications to children
8. Available Budget
The budget for this product promotion is $ 5 million. Media channels Internet Women weekly magazines Television and Radio Money spent $ 2 million $1 million $1.5 million