GREAT PRODUCTS FAILED DUE TO
POOR ADVERTISEMENTS
Prepared by,
Jinu Mary Varghese
1st year MBA
MACFAST Collage
Thiruvalla
What is Advertisement????
•It is the nonpersonal communication of
information usually paid for and usually
persuasive in nature about products , services and
ideas by identified sponsors through the various
media.
1) Ziploc Veggie Bags
2) Tata Indicom True
Paid
EXAMPLES OF GREAT PRODUCTS FAILED
DUE TO POOR ADVERTISEMENTS
3) Pepsi – Crystal Pepsi
4) Apple - Lisa
5) Ford - Edsel
Why advertisement failed…….???
• Improper use of passive media
• Entertaining without persuading
• The wrong group was targeted
• Marketers assess the marketing climate
inadequately.
• The ad campaign generated an insufficient level
of awareness
• Make broadcast advertisements formal and hard
to understand
How poor advertisement contributed
to product failure ???????
• Fails to attract people.
• Fails to give awareness about the product.
• Discourage the action to buy the product.
• Fail to make a faith in consumers.
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!

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  • 1.
    GREAT PRODUCTS FAILEDDUE TO POOR ADVERTISEMENTS Prepared by, Jinu Mary Varghese 1st year MBA MACFAST Collage Thiruvalla
  • 2.
    What is Advertisement???? •Itis the nonpersonal communication of information usually paid for and usually persuasive in nature about products , services and ideas by identified sponsors through the various media.
  • 3.
    1) Ziploc VeggieBags 2) Tata Indicom True Paid EXAMPLES OF GREAT PRODUCTS FAILED DUE TO POOR ADVERTISEMENTS
  • 4.
    3) Pepsi –Crystal Pepsi 4) Apple - Lisa 5) Ford - Edsel
  • 5.
    Why advertisement failed…….??? •Improper use of passive media • Entertaining without persuading • The wrong group was targeted • Marketers assess the marketing climate inadequately. • The ad campaign generated an insufficient level of awareness • Make broadcast advertisements formal and hard to understand
  • 6.
    How poor advertisementcontributed to product failure ??????? • Fails to attract people. • Fails to give awareness about the product. • Discourage the action to buy the product. • Fail to make a faith in consumers.
  • 7.