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Some key points made by Jay were the fact that everyone of us have
a desire profile and are multifaceted in our desire profiles. People
behave to express their values and values in turn are motives. So,
the emphasis was to understand people's values and in turn get a
grip on consumer motives.
Analysing the Aquafina poster ad, Jay pointed out that although
the ad was trying to look very upmarket and was playing on 'status',
the message was confused as it also was offering some free with
the product. Another example was Carlton London which is an elite
show store which has a tag line called ' An open invitation to style
your feet' and just below that was 50 per cent off. Here again,
there seems to be conflicting values with one targeting high society
and the other degrading that exclusivity.
He stated dimensionalising one's copy in terms of the content and
the context was crucial. Motives are like investments and can be
instrumented just like a musical score so as to product effect.
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