- In all of the adverts, the drink is noticeable but it is only small, it doesn’t stand out size-wise.
- None of the adverts have the product directly in use but two of them show the effects of the product (Monster and Lucozade).
- All of the adverts have bright vivid colours.
- On all of the adverts there is very little writing, this is because they are not expecting people to be looking at the adverts for a long amount of time. The writing needs to be concise and briefly informing us of what the product does.
- All of these drink adverts have a slogan, this is a colloquial way of introducing us to the product.
- Only the Coca-Cola advert has the actual logo in a corner of the advert. However, all the adverts have a picture of the product and the product has a small image of the logo on, so the brand is recognisable.
- Two out of these adverts use a Caucasian person.
- None of the adverts are funny as such but they are not very serious.
Wednesday, 28 March 2018
Codes and Conventions of Drink Adverts
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