AQA A-Level Media Studies 7572
Media Language
Media Representation
Media Industries
Media Audiences
Contexts of the Media
Media Forms and Products
Media Forms and Products
Advertising and marketing
- 3 things to know
- Media One and Media Two
Overview
Brands and unique selling points, aspirational representation, anchorage, the ASA codes, native advertising and digital targeting.
What you need to know
Answer each one before you reveal it.
What is the difference between a product and a brand?
What is native advertising?
Questions from this subtopic
Each one with the model answer underneath.
- 1
What is the primary purpose of an advertisement as a media product?
Model answer
To persuade a defined audience towards a product, service, brand or idea, usually within very limited time or space.
- 2
Why does advertising rely heavily on connotation rather than explicit statement?
Model answer
Because it must communicate quickly and because associations attached to a brand are more persuasive and less easily challenged than direct claims about it.
- 3
What is a brand and how does it differ from a product?
Model answer
A product is the item itself, whereas a brand is the set of meanings, values and associations attached to it, which is what advertising principally constructs.
- 4
What is a unique selling point in advertising?
Model answer
The particular attribute an advertisement identifies to distinguish its product from competitors and to give the audience a reason to choose it.
- 5
How does an advertisement establish its target audience within the text itself?
Model answer
Through casting, setting, music, language and visual style chosen so that the intended group recognises the product as meant for people like them.
- 6
What is an aspirational representation in advertising and why is it used?
Model answer
A depiction of a life the audience is invited to want, used so that acquiring the product appears to be a step towards that life.
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