Thursday, 27 November 2014

Album Magazine Advert Research

Advert 1: Plan B- The Defamation of Strickland Banks:

The advert for this album isn’t a very complex one yet it stands out very much and puts the point across. The Advert jumps out at you as the artists name and picture of him is highlighted due to the colours being contrasted to the black background. The name of the artist is in big and bold letters at the top of the page and jumps out first, if a fan of this artist was to see this, they would be willing to read more about the advert. Also, the recognisable face of Plan B stands out to catch the reader’s eye. For those not familiar with this artist are reassured that the album has been taken well by others with star ratings at the side from well-known companies. The success of the album is also highlighted in red lettering, explaining how it has gone multi-platinum. There is a picture of the albums cover in the bottom left corner of the advert which cleverly informs the reader of what to look out for in the shops as well as looking out for the name of the album which is given under his name. In the bottom right corner there is contributing companies who would have helped to create the album as well as a website where those who want to find out more about the artist can.

Advert 2: Cee Lo Green- The Lady Killer:
This is another simple yet effective advert from the artist Cee Lo Green. Much like Plan B’s advert, there is a picture of the recognisable artist that stands out due to bright colours. As well as this, there is an obvious font and colour of text used to show the artists’ name. Unlike Plan B’s album however, the release date of the album is given, meaning it is easier for fans to know when to go and look for it. Another good advertising trait that this has but Plan B’s does not is a successful song from the album stated at the bottom. This gives those not-so die-hard fans of this artist a sense of recognition towards him. However, like in the other advert there is also a website at the bottom where readers can find out more about the artist or the album.

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