1. What we are
2. What we believe
3. What we offer
4. What we do for you
I started with Nokia - "Connecting People"
To me this seem to fit directly into model 3, Nokia are offering communication.
Thomas Cook - "Don't just book it, Thomas Cook it"
For me this was a clear example of model 1, they're saying they're different.
Fairy Liquid - "I hardly ever buy Fairy Liquid"
This endline, celebrating the long lasting power of the washing up liquid is one of my favourites of all time. It might even warrant the use of the word genius. This fits well into both 3 and 4, they're offering longevity of the product and saving the consumer money.
Cadbury's - "A glass and a half full"
This is another 3, offering both positivity with the use of 'half full' and to some extent health, with the insinuation of a glass and a half of milk.
L'Oreal - "Because you're worth it"
Definitely a 4, they're promising to help you fulfill your potential.
Bisto - "Ah, Bisto"
Again a 4, suggesting that you'll gain enjoyment from buying/eating it.
Bounty (The kitchen towels, not the chocolate) - "The quicker picker upper"
A 3, offering absorbency. Good use of rhyme and neology.
KFC - "Finger licking good" / "So good"
Again a 3, promising tasty food, however the coining of the new endline "So good" also fits into 1 as it came at a time where KFC made their food better for you than before.
Heinz - "Beanz Meanz Heinz"
Another great use of neology and rhyme this endline fits into 1, telling the consumer that Heinz are the first port of call when it comes to Beanz.
Audi - "Vorsprung Durch Technik"
An offer of german engineering puts this into 3. This also demonstrates the importance of research as this phrase was found in an Audi factory by Hegarty on an advert from 1971, who rebooted it in 1983.
I started with Nokia - "Connecting People"
To me this seem to fit directly into model 3, Nokia are offering communication.
Thomas Cook - "Don't just book it, Thomas Cook it"
For me this was a clear example of model 1, they're saying they're different.
Fairy Liquid - "I hardly ever buy Fairy Liquid"
This endline, celebrating the long lasting power of the washing up liquid is one of my favourites of all time. It might even warrant the use of the word genius. This fits well into both 3 and 4, they're offering longevity of the product and saving the consumer money.
Cadbury's - "A glass and a half full"
This is another 3, offering both positivity with the use of 'half full' and to some extent health, with the insinuation of a glass and a half of milk.
L'Oreal - "Because you're worth it"
Definitely a 4, they're promising to help you fulfill your potential.
Bisto - "Ah, Bisto"
Again a 4, suggesting that you'll gain enjoyment from buying/eating it.
Bounty (The kitchen towels, not the chocolate) - "The quicker picker upper"
A 3, offering absorbency. Good use of rhyme and neology.
KFC - "Finger licking good" / "So good"
Again a 3, promising tasty food, however the coining of the new endline "So good" also fits into 1 as it came at a time where KFC made their food better for you than before.
Heinz - "Beanz Meanz Heinz"
Another great use of neology and rhyme this endline fits into 1, telling the consumer that Heinz are the first port of call when it comes to Beanz.
Audi - "Vorsprung Durch Technik"
An offer of german engineering puts this into 3. This also demonstrates the importance of research as this phrase was found in an Audi factory by Hegarty on an advert from 1971, who rebooted it in 1983.
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