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Types of Advertising

When looking into understanding advertising, along with selecting the perfect form of advertising for your company or product, you first need to understand exactly what advertising is and what it does.

What is advertising?

Advertising is a form of communication with the outside world using pictures and words to persuade the population that they should use their product, service, or join their community or groups. Advertising is used on billboards, radios, television, magazines, video games, newspapers, benches and buildings, clothing and personal accessories, and much more.

Advertising typically is formed with catchy slogans, pictures, or recreated events to cause a person to remember that advertisement for long periods of time. For example with Tony The Tiger’s Cereal, after viewing the commercial, every time a child sees a tiger they may think of the advertisement, every time the child sees the product they will think of the slogan. This then turns into a fad with the communities children if the children think the slogan or icon is “cool” they will talk about it often and grow its popularity all themselves.

What are the different forms of advertising?

There are many different types, and sub types of advertising and with the ever changing rate of production of new technology the types of advertising are also ever changing with it. Some examples of different types of advertising are;

Media Advertising – Media Advertising is the use of objects and belongings all around a community to feature a product or service. This is an effective form of advertising because let’s say for example you put your advertisement on a t-shirt, you then give away this t-shirt to 100 different people from 100 different places. Being it is free these select people gladly take and wear this t-shirt during their usual life activities. Then as these people live out their lives they are exposing your product to everything around them. They go shopping and another 100 people see your product, they go to the movies another 100 people see your product, they go out to eat another 20 to 100 people see your product, and the numbers just keep growing and growing until they no longer wish to wear the t-shirt. Thus from only 100 people you expose your product or business to thousands, even millions of people, and continues to grow as long as the t-shirts exist in the public. Other forms of media advertising are but not limited to, billboards, buildings, totes, tables, benches, windows, or anything else you could randomly pass by throughout your daily activities.

Infomercial Advertising – Infomercials are video type advertising which discusses a product or service directly to the viewer, in doing this the infomercial aims to persuade the viewer that they need the service or product then redirects the viewer to a website, local location, or phone number to access the service or product. There are also two forms of infomercial advertising, long and short. Short infomercials are only 2 to 5 minutes long, while long infomercials are 30 minutes to an hour long.

Infomercials will directly define every aspect of their product or service, while most of the time features testimonials from frequent users, or paid users.

Infomercials are also known as direct response television, or direct response marketing.

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