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A strategy identifies a methodology or a way market / sell the product. It is always result oriented. The creative strategy, in general, has the following aspects:
3. What is Our Prospects Problem The product must solve a need that exists or is created. 4. Is Our Sale Generic or Competitive The format would depend upon whether we are introducing a totally new product or we want to expand the uses of the existing product.
5. What is Our Most Important Benefit The most important benefit, if possible should be people oriented rather than product oriented. It should play on the theme of love, emotion and family. 6. Which Product Features Offers this Benefit It is important to stress that particular feature of the product, that offers the identified benefit.
7. What is Our Personality It is necessary to project our image to the right group of people who can relate with us. The message must conform with the image that the company has built for itself or is planning to build.
8. What else can Truly Help make the Sale It is very important not to say too much about a product. Excessive information only creates confusion and unless there is a secondary point that is sufficiently powerful, it is better not to expand the theme.
9. What Do We Want Our Prospect To Do The ultimate goal of any creative format is to influence and predict consumer behaviour and the message format would be directed towards the goal.