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Chapter 9





Creativity

Communication

Creativity & Communication

 Today we’ll cover…

 Creativity in Marketing

 How Creative Works

 Working in a Creative Department

 Creative Support Systems

 “Selling” Creative Ideas

 Producing Creative Ideas

 Creative Career Opportunities

Creativity in Marketing

 What We Create

 Creating Added Value

 Creativity in…

 Advertising





Claussen Pickles

Newspaper Advertising

During “Picnic Season”

Creativity in Marketing

 What We Create

 Creating Added Value

 Creativity in…

 Advertising

 Public Relations

“McScam”

Crisis Management

McDonald’s Sweepstakes Scandal

Creativity in Marketing

 What We Create

 Creating Added Value

 Creativity in…

 Advertising

 Public Relations

 Sales Promotion

Pepsi

CD Promotion

What We Create

 We Create Ideas

 “A new combination of previously existing elements”

 We Create Brand Equity

 Something that sticks to the “Velcro” of the brand

 “Fresh Mex”

Example: “Whassup?”

 We Create Increased

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 We create communication

that works better

Creating Added Value

 Creating Attention

 Example: The Need for

Interesting Advertising









Got Milk?

Austin Powers

Milk Advisory Board

Creating Added Value

 Creating Attention

 Example: The Need for

Interesting Advertising

 Creating Deeper Connections

 Example: PR - The Need for

Creativity that’s Newsworthy

 Example: Article

in Gourmet Magazine

 “The Fabulous Food Processor”

 Jump-started sales for Cuisinart

Creating Added Value

 Creating Attention

 Example: The Need for

Interesting Advertising

 Creating Deeper Connections

 Example: PR - The Need for

Creativity that’s Newsworthy

 Creating New Perspectives

 Example: Sales Promotion -

The Need to Create a

Sales Increase Pepsi

“TombRaider” Promotion

Creativity in Advertising

 Interest in an ad is influenced by…

 Surprise (Good)

Creativity in Advertising

 Interest in an ad is influenced by…

 Surprise (Good)

 Information (Better)









Newspaper ad

for Drain Power

Creativity in Advertising

 Interest in an ad is influenced by…

 Surprise (Good)

 Information (Better)

 Benefits (Best)





Print ad for

Eclipse Gum

Creativity in Advertising

 Interest in an ad is influenced by…

 Surprise (Good)

 Information (Better)

 Benefits (Best)

 How about All 3?

 Example: Surprising

information tied into

VW benefits.

Creativity in Public Relations

 Example: PR Like a Virgin

 Richard Branson understands

that the media doesn’t get

many interesting photos

 Here he is in his balloon.

Creativity in Public Relations

 Example: PR Like a Virgin

 Richard Branson understands

that the media doesn’t get

many interesting photos

 Here, he promotes a book

which promotes his brand

Creativity in Public Relations

 Example: Harley-Davidson - Happy 95th

 Every year, every company

has an anniversary.

 Creative PR can make

it something special

 All brands have ads

 Good PR about those

ads adds extra value

 But it has to be

“newsworthy!”

Creativity in Sales Promotion

 A Creative Approach

can provide an added

reason to buy - on top

of the Incentive!







Free

Save

Win

Creativity in Sales Promotion

 A Creative Approach

can provide an added

reason to buy - on top

of the Incentive!

 Win

Chunky Soup &

The Super Bowl

Desirable prize

+ Brand equity

Creativity in Sales Promotion

 A Creative Approach

can provide an added

reason to buy - on top

of the Incentive!

 Win/Free





Apple Macintosh

Free Trial Offer

Creativity in Sales Promotion

 A Creative Approach

can provide an added

reason to buy - on top

of the Incentive!

 Win/Free





Schilling Pepper

Free Sample Offer

Creativity in Sales Promotion

 A Creative Approach

can provide an added

reason to buy - on top

of the Incentive!

 Win/Free/Save



Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes

Savings (Coupon) +

Brand Equity

Building Brand Value

 Creativity Can Build Brand Values

 It can Reinforce Existing Feelings

Building Brand Value

 Creativity Can Build Brand Values

 It can Reinforce Existing Feelings

 It can Create New Feelings and Attitudes

Building Brand Value

 Creativity Can Build Brand Values

 It can Reinforce Existing Feelings

 It can Create New Feelings and Attitudes

 It can Add

Image and

Imagery

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How Creative Works

 Effective Creativity persuades

 Three Cornerstones of Persuasion

 It connects to the Target

 It communicates the Benefit

 Effective Creativity gets to “Yes”

 “The Closer”

 It gets you to “Just Do It”



 When it works, “Creative” is…

Effective Surprise!

 It could be a

Big Surprise!

 The “AHA”

 I never thought of it

that way before









Example: Levy’s

Rye Bread (DDB)

Effective Surprise!

 It could be a

Big Surprise!

 The “AHA”

 I never thought of it

that way before









Example: Nike

(Wieden + Kennedy)

Effective Surprise!

 It could be a Small Surprise

 The “Oh yeah!”

 That’s just the way I feel









Example: Volvo

Station Wagon

Effective Surprise!

 It could be a Small Surprise

 The “Oh yeah!”

 That’s just the way I feel









Example:

McDonald’s

The Creative Department

Strategy

Review

 The Players Board







 The Creative Team Executive

Creative

Director (ECD)



 The Process Creative

Director (CD)

 Creative Collaboration

Associate



 The Product Creative

Director (ACD)





 The Creative Concept... Creative

Group:



 Turned into an Ad Copy Spvr. & Art Supervisor

Copywriters & Art Directors

 The Result -

Broadcast Print



Creative Communication Production Production





Traffic

The Players

Strategy



 The Creative Team Review

Board





 Writer/Art Director Executive

Creative

Director (ECD)

 Create Selling Concepts

Creative

Director (CD)





Associate

Creative

Director (ACD)







Jeff Goodby Creative

Group:



& Rich Copy Spvr. & Art Supervisor

Silverstein Copywriters & Art Directors





of Goodby Broadcast

Production

Print

Production



Silverstein Traffic



& Partners

The Players

 The Creative Team

 Writer/Art Director

 Create Selling Concepts







Jeff Goodby

& Rich

Silverstein California Milk

of Goodby Advisory Board

Silverstein

& Partners

The Players

 The Creative Team

 Writer/Art Director

 Create Selling Concepts







Jeff Goodby

& Rich

Silverstein California Milk

of Goodby Advisory Board

Silverstein

& Partners

The Process

 Creative Collaboration

 The Assignment

 Informal (or formal) group meeting

 “Here’s what we’ve got to do.” Concept from

“Brainstorming”

 Tools may or may not be ready

 Collaborative Thinking

 BrainStorming

 Thinking Together

 Until… THE CONCEPT.

Creative Support Systems:

 Almost every agency has a set

of intellectual tools to help them

solve advertising problems. Like:

 Target Sketch

 Consumer Insight

 Brand Character Capsule

 Creative Action Plan

Target Sketch

 Helps Target “Come Alive

 Helps in “one-to-one communication”

 “Don’t think of people in the mass.

That gives you a blurred view. Think of a

typical individual, man or woman, who is

likely to want what you sell”

Claude Hopkins

 Helps in a critical task - talking to

people who are not like you.

Consumer Insight

 This often means

a breakthrough!

 Lisa Fortini-Campbell

notes the breakthrough

is when the consumer

“breaks in” to your

message and says

“This is about me.”



Example:

Pretty Feet

Consumer Insight

 Example: Baby Clothes

 Need to add “reason-why” to emotion

to justify higher price point

 Style plus

functionality

for babies

and moms

 To Mom, it

says “we

understand”

Consumer Insight

 Example: Tires

 Why should I buy

Michelins?



 Example: Crackers

 Why do I need

Uneeda?

Consumer Insight

 Example: Tires

 Why should I buy

Michelins?



 Example: Crackers

 Why do I need

Uneeda?

Brand Character Capsule

“describes what the brand stands for in

terms of consumer perception”

 Usually the result of extensive research

 Describes values that the advertising

(marketing communication) will

reinforce.

 Useful decision-making tool

 This is us/This isn’t us

Creative Action Plan

 Different Names at Different Agencies

 Common Characteristics

 Target Description

 Communication Objective

 Product

 Benefit

 vs. Competition

 May have other Sections

 Example: Key Fact and “Problem the Advertising

Must Solve” (Y&R Creative Work Plan)

Creative Action Plan

Creative Action Plan  Client

Client  Target

Target

 Competitive Snapshot

Competitive Snapshot

 Old/New Thought

Old/New Thought

Main Claim

 Main Claim

Support  Support

Tone  Tone

Added Tools  Added Tools

Now…



It’s time to

think of that

Big Idea…

Creating Ideas That Sell

1. Connect with Your Target

 Example:

Federal Express

understood the

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Creating Ideas That Sell

1. Connect with Your Target

2. Understand The Brand

 Example: VW

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Creating Ideas That Sell

1. Connect with Your Target

2. Understand The Brand

3. Beat The Competition

 Example:

Southern Air

didn’t have

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Creating Ideas That Sell

1. Connect with Your Target

2. Understand The Brand

3. Beat The Competition

4. Solve The

Problem…

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create Milk

ads that were

interesting!

Creating Ideas That Sell

1. Connect with Your Target

2. Understand The Brand

3. Beat The Competition

4. Solve The

Problem…

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 Alka-Seltzer!

However…



After you think

of it, then you

have to sell it…

“Selling” Creative Ideas

 Presentations Need Planning

 A Good Presentation Format:

 Present Problem/Assignment

 Unique Interpretation of Problem

 The Insight is introduced

 “The Reveal”

 Be ready for questions, comments

and criticisms

However…



After you sell it,

then you have

to produce it…

Producing Creative Ideas

 Now other specialized professionals

and suppliers join the creative team.

 Print Team Members:

 Electronic pre-production

 Art buyers

 Photographers

 Illustrators

 Printers

Producing Creative Ideas

 Now other specialized professionals

and suppliers join the creative team.

 Radio Team Members:

 Voice Talent

 Announcers

 Actors

 Singers



 Composers & musicians

 Recording Studios & Engineers

Producing Creative Ideas

 Now other specialized professionals

and suppliers join the creative team.

 Television Team Members:

 Agency Producers

 Production Houses







Video

Production

Facility

Producing Creative Ideas

 Now other specialized professionals

and suppliers join the creative team.

 Television Team Members:

 Agency Producers

 Production Houses

 Directors QuickTime™ an d a

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 Actors

Director

 Editors and

Joe

“Post Houses.” Pytka

Producer Responsibilities:

 Budget

 Bidding

 Approval

 Staying on Budget

 Schedule

 Production Quality

 Cost Items

 Talent/Director payments,

 Props (may need client approval)

 Wardrobe, make-up, styling, etc.

Creative Career

Opportunities

Every day, the marketplace creates new

jobs, and new companies - here are two

more places a creative person might look.

 The New Targeting

 Direct Mail & Direct Marketing

 The Great Space Race

 Public Relations

 Event Marketing & More

Creative Career

Opportunities

 The New Targeting

Direct Mail & Direct Marketing

 Growing strong - including the Internet

 Technology generating new opportunities

 More ways to connect with targets

 Newer, better, and less expensive ways to

handle data and message delivery

 Evolving toward more interaction and

more personalization

Creative Career

Opportunities

 The Great Space Race

Public Relations & Event Marketing

 Supply media newsworthy info

 Press Releases

 Press Conferences

 Supply info directly

 Newsletters, brochures

 Annual Reports

 Issue Advertising

 Events & Experiential Marketing

PR - The Great Space Race

 MPR (Marketing Public Relations) is

critical for new business start-ups.

 Free press more affordable than paid ads

 Good press often needed for investors

 PR is a Creative Profession

 Account execs have to be creative - deal

with “leads” to stories and react quickly to

changing circumstance.

 New Event Marketing opportunities are

Local, National, and Global

In Conclusion



Whatever you do,

you’ll do better

with a little...



Effective Surprise!

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