Alien Advertising Agency
What is
Alien?
The Alien advertising agency aims to infiltrate and invade the minds
of our audience. We are fascinated by consumer behaviour and the way people
behave to brand exposure. In addition, we are aware that people and markets are
not static. They are constantly growing and changing. So to understand this, we have taken a
behavioural approach to understand our potential consumers and create work
which engages and infiltrates people routine in there everyday life, using a
subversive and un-invasive approach to ambient advertising, we can subtly adapt
to society. Alien represents a higher being and wants to introduce a new way of
thinking to the public, conveying witty and unconventional messages; Without
the need to glorify radical, aggressive and rebellious forms of advertising, we
believe to be unnecessary, unoriginal and intrusive to the public. We pride
ourselves on the simplification of our messages and generated suspense from the
public, whilst attempting to decode our double meanings. We believe in keeping
things simple and not distracting our audience from the main message we are
trying to put across. We aim to massage the human ego by creating the right
emotional and rational response from our audience.
The
Metaphor-based advertising research:
We will ensure we are kept up-to-date with consumer thought processes
by using traditional quantitative and qualitative research techniques, expected
to enhance our ability to collect timely, valid and reliable consumer data.
However, despite the significant challenges still exist when
understanding consumer’s thoughts, feelings and behaviour. In order to produce a
versatile and memorable ambient message, we will use Metaphor-based advertising
research using the Zaltman Metaphor Elicitation (ZMET) design, an elaborate
technique to discover individual’s feelings about a certain concept or issue,
by producing a picture of their mental associations. The ZMET is designed to
surface the mental models that drive consumer thinking using various
methodologies to access the consumers rational and emotional thought processes.
We will use Verbo-centric techniques, such as: Focus groups, In-depth
individual Interviews, Filmography and Photography.
6.5 Second
rule
The '6.5 seconds that
matter', which is the time most consumers will give a communication before they
lose interest in today's mass multi channel brand bombardment. We will engage
the consumer and tell them something that matters specifically to them in the
short time they are willing to give.
External Research:
From our study we have discovered that:
- · The human mind likes to live in self-deceit and believes it is better than what it really is.
- · Human beings are vain; they want to be reinforced flattered and made to feel important.
- · Humans Like things being straightforward, clear ,distinct and straight to the point
- · Humans Like to have a sense of what is good and what is bad, and likes to do what is seen by others to be the right thing to do.
- · Humans Like to see what they believe in as the best and only way and other opinions are wrong.
- · People who have a high status symbol, for example, easily impress humans: the rich, famous, older people, successful people, celebrities etc.
- · The human mind doesn’t like threats and wants to destroy them in order to feel safe, dominant and in control.
We will appeal to the mass-markets by using these principles:
Techniques
we will use to advertise
- · Emotional appeal (to the inner good in people)
- · Slippery Slope appeal
- · Appeal to an authority figure or important figure
- · Using facts and statistics
- · Playing with words and images
- · Subversive Advertising- we aim to use this as our main advertising technique however incorporating the rest of our principles into it.
Alternative
advertising techniques we will be incorporating
- Intrusion (Using places or objects as a carrier of the message)
- Transformation (The physical
alteration of something real)
- Installation (The act of installing
something)
- Illusion (Communication that distorts
our perception of what is real)
- Infiltration (The use of people to
penetrate an area)
- Sensation (Information conveyed
through the senses)
- Interaction (Any communication in
which the consumer is actively involved)
-
Stunt (A difficult, unusual or dangerous feat)




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