Comparative advertising is the process of comparing two or more different brands. Comparative commercials have one primary purpose, and that is to deliver value. This is usually done by showing how one brand is better than competing brands or others.
In your lifetime, you have likely been exposed to comparisons of various forms of advertising. Do you remember the Mac-to-PC commercials from the early 2000s? The Mac OS was described as a "cool, cool, calm man in a sweater" while the PC was described as a "nerd in a suit, comfy guy".
Comparative advertising has several benefits for companies, including increased brand awareness and recognition, as well as increased sales or a wider consumer base. Potential impacts, such as loss of reputation or customers, are just as important as actual consequences. To be successful in comparative advertising, you need to take a methodical approach, craft your content carefully, and — which always seems to help — inject some comedy into your writing.
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