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Institutional advertising
• Product advertising
• Retail advertising
• Direct-response advertising
• Business-to-business advertising
• Non-profit advertising
• Public service advertising
• Specialised advertising
differentiate between them as short as possible
• Product advertising
• Retail advertising
• Direct-response advertising
• Business-to-business advertising
• Non-profit advertising
• Public service advertising
• Specialised advertising
differentiate between them as short as possible
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Sure! Here’s a brief differentiation of each type of advertising:
1. **Institutional Advertising**: Aims to promote a company or organization as a whole rather than specific products, emphasizing its values and overall image.
2. **Product Advertising**: Focuses on promoting a specific product or service, highlighting its features, benefits, and competitive advantages to stimulate demand.
3. **Retail Advertising**: Targets consumers to promote a specific store, highlighting products, sales, and promotions to drive foot traffic and sales at a physical or online location.
4. **Direct-Response Advertising**: Encourages immediate action from consumers, often with a direct call to action, such as purchasing or requesting more information, typically through direct mail, email, or online ads.
5. **Business-to-Business Advertising (B2B)**: Targets other businesses rather than the general consumer, focusing on products or services that assist in business operations or enhance efficiency.
6. **Non-Profit Advertising**: Promotes the mission, goals, or fundraising efforts of non-profit organizations, aiming to raise awareness and generate support for social causes.
7. **Public Service Advertising**: Designed to inform or educate the public about social issues and promote community welfare, often created by government or non-profit organizations.
8. **Specialized Advertising**: Targets niche audiences with specific interests or demographics, focusing on unique products or services tailored to those groups.
Each type serves distinct purposes and audiences in the advertising landscape.
1. **Institutional Advertising**: Aims to promote a company or organization as a whole rather than specific products, emphasizing its values and overall image.
2. **Product Advertising**: Focuses on promoting a specific product or service, highlighting its features, benefits, and competitive advantages to stimulate demand.
3. **Retail Advertising**: Targets consumers to promote a specific store, highlighting products, sales, and promotions to drive foot traffic and sales at a physical or online location.
4. **Direct-Response Advertising**: Encourages immediate action from consumers, often with a direct call to action, such as purchasing or requesting more information, typically through direct mail, email, or online ads.
5. **Business-to-Business Advertising (B2B)**: Targets other businesses rather than the general consumer, focusing on products or services that assist in business operations or enhance efficiency.
6. **Non-Profit Advertising**: Promotes the mission, goals, or fundraising efforts of non-profit organizations, aiming to raise awareness and generate support for social causes.
7. **Public Service Advertising**: Designed to inform or educate the public about social issues and promote community welfare, often created by government or non-profit organizations.
8. **Specialized Advertising**: Targets niche audiences with specific interests or demographics, focusing on unique products or services tailored to those groups.
Each type serves distinct purposes and audiences in the advertising landscape.
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