Visual communication tutorial 2
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1. The document discusses strategies for visual communication, including overall strategies, branding, communication criteria, and influences on communication. 2. It explains that an overall strategy incorporates analysis of the current position, goals, and the marketing strategy to achieve those goals. Branding refers to a company's image and identity as experienced by consumers. 3. Communication criteria include segmentation of the market, positioning in consumers' minds, developing concepts and campaigns, and designing individual units or messages. Influences on communication include how people perceive and interpret messages based on their experiences, as well as factors that attract attention.
Visual communication tutorial 2
- 1. V Visual Communication CDG 204 School of graphic design 2014 Lecturer: Miss. Hafiza Wahida Abd Kadir
- 2. StrategyChapter 4 ‘A farewell to meat’
- 3. What Are They? Overall strategy Brand Communication criteria Communication Plan or Advertising Plan
- 4. Overall strategy Primarily covers the marketing plan which incorporates; Analysis of current position: Where is the company today? Goals: What and where does it want to be? Marketing strategy: How is this to be achieved? Checks Evaluation and follow-up: What was the result?
- 5. Brand The brand refers to the outside world’s experiences of and assumptions about, a company and its products.
- 6. What is brand and identity A corporate design is the official graphical design of the logo and name of a company or institution used on letterheads, envelopes, forms, folders, brochures, etc. A Logo is the very basic of corporate design.
- 7. A brand is a product, service, or concept that is publicly distinguished from other products, services, or concepts so that it can be easily communicated and usually marketed. Brands are usually protected from use by others by securing a trademark or service mark from an authorized agency, usually a government agency. BRAND Brands are often expressed in the form of logos , graphic representations of the brand What is brand and identity
- 8. A brand name is the name of the distinctive product, service, or concept. A company's brands and the public's awareness of them is often used as a factor in evaluating a company. Good brand images are instantly evoked, are positive, and are almost always unique among competitive brands. McDonalds is most popular brand name world wide What is brand and identity
- 9. Communication criteria Segmentation: Choosing part of a market and working on that. Positioning: Choosing a clear position in the market and in the minds of consumers. Concept: Formulating and working according to a long-term, media-neutral theme.
- 10. Communication criteria Campaign: Creating an idea for several units in different media. Unit: Formulating and designing an idea for an individual unit; a programme, an advert, a TV sport.
- 11. Communication Plan Goal: Can be either quantitative or qualitative. Target group: The group of consumers the company wants to reach. Medium: Press, television, web.
- 12. Communication Plan Messages Schedule Budget Evaluation or Follow-up Note: these four last points are addressed in the next chapter.
- 14. Messages Working on the message Key cornerstones are delimitation, structure and argument. The basic message: based on the receiver, whose needs form a foundation. The incisive message: based on the sender’s personality and desire to tell a story, which sharpens text and image.
- 15. Messages Advertising messages Instrumental messages: Promise a solution to a problem. Relational messages: Promise a heightened emotional experience and well- being. News messages Dramatic staging: Conveys news in the present (live broadcast). Non-dramatic staging: Conveys and analyses news from the past.
- 16. Messages Schedule/budget/evaluation/follow-up Checking whether the goals set have been achieved and planning future activities. Dramaturgy Non-dramatic storytelling Relational Messages Non-dramatic staging Dramatic storytelling Instrumental Messages Dramatic staging
- 21. ICE BREAKING: 1. Can we imagine a NEW MESSAGE in advertising? - Our study case will be BODY HYGIENE. - Our client REXONA, DETTOL, ANTIBAX
- 22. InfluencesChapter 6 ‘At last,’ she sighs.
- 23. Influences Reaching the brain Making sense of external signals requires perception, experience and interpretation. Filter defence The receiver sets up a filter defence against messages from the media. The main ones are selective exposure and selective perception.
- 24. Influences Reaching the brain Making sense of external signals requires perception, experience and interpretation. Filter defence The receiver sets up a filter defence against messages from the media. The main ones are selective exposure and selective perception.
- 25. Influences Mass communication Communicating with large numbers of people results in one-way communication, which entails difficulty in reading or measuring the receiver’s reaction. Two-way communication enables the sender to check and analyze the reaction of the receiver. Attention Powerful contrasts in size, movement, colour and shape attract attention.
- 26. Influences Relevance Using blood and nudity to attract attention has a limited effect. The receiver demands relevance and needs a valid reason to have been captivated by a visual arrangement. Context An image, an article, an advert have an internal context where all the elements interplay with each other. But there is also an external context (medium, place and time), which has a crucial impact on the receiver’s interpretation.
- 27. Influences Emotions and thoughts Humor creates emotion, bringing the sender and receiver closer together. Irony influences the receiver but also creates distance and can make communication more difficult.
- 28. Influences Feel . Think . Act The ideal reaction on the part of receivers: The feeling gets them to experience something (often conveyed visually). The thought gets them to find out about something (often conveyed verbally). The action is the result of the interplay between the visual and the verbal.