Comments on: SUBLIMINALS IN ADVERTISING – part one by Rob Ager http://www.laurabetterly.com/advertising/subliminals-in-advertising-part-one-by-rob-ager Odds and Ends Fri, 22 Jul 2011 17:43:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: robag88 http://www.laurabetterly.com/advertising/subliminals-in-advertising-part-one-by-rob-ager/comment-page-1#comment-7453 robag88 Tue, 31 Mar 2009 20:46:15 +0000 http://www.laurabetterly.com/blog/advertising/subliminals-in-advertising-part-one-by-rob-ager#comment-7453 <b>The video wasn't ...</b> <br> The video wasn't really intended to give the impression that today's ads are the same , but I agree major differences in marketing strategy have emerged :) The video wasn’t …
The video wasn’t really intended to give the impression that today’s ads are the same , but I agree major differences in marketing strategy have emerged :)

]]> By: drumbum1010 http://www.laurabetterly.com/advertising/subliminals-in-advertising-part-one-by-rob-ager/comment-page-1#comment-7454 drumbum1010 Tue, 31 Mar 2009 20:46:15 +0000 http://www.laurabetterly.com/blog/advertising/subliminals-in-advertising-part-one-by-rob-ager#comment-7454 <b>the analysis of ...</b> <br> the analysis of this particular ad may be spot on, but may not apply to many of the ads that are seen today. the analysis of …
the analysis of this particular ad may be spot on, but may not apply to many of the ads that are seen today.

]]> By: robag88 http://www.laurabetterly.com/advertising/subliminals-in-advertising-part-one-by-rob-ager/comment-page-1#comment-7455 robag88 Tue, 31 Mar 2009 20:46:15 +0000 http://www.laurabetterly.com/blog/advertising/subliminals-in-advertising-part-one-by-rob-ager#comment-7455 <b>What specific ...</b> <br> What specific differences are you referring to and what makes you believe those differences make my interpretation of this particular ad invalid? What specific …
What specific differences are you referring to and what makes you believe those differences make my interpretation of this particular ad invalid?

]]> By: drumbum1010 http://www.laurabetterly.com/advertising/subliminals-in-advertising-part-one-by-rob-ager/comment-page-1#comment-7456 drumbum1010 Tue, 31 Mar 2009 20:46:15 +0000 http://www.laurabetterly.com/blog/advertising/subliminals-in-advertising-part-one-by-rob-ager#comment-7456 <b>not many ads are ...</b> <br> not many ads are still designed in such a manner. not many ads are …
not many ads are still designed in such a manner.

]]> By: robag88 http://www.laurabetterly.com/advertising/subliminals-in-advertising-part-one-by-rob-ager/comment-page-1#comment-7457 robag88 Tue, 31 Mar 2009 20:46:15 +0000 http://www.laurabetterly.com/blog/advertising/subliminals-in-advertising-part-one-by-rob-ager#comment-7457 <b>In what way?</b> <br> In what way? In what way?
In what way?

]]> By: drumbum1010 http://www.laurabetterly.com/advertising/subliminals-in-advertising-part-one-by-rob-ager/comment-page-1#comment-7458 drumbum1010 Tue, 31 Mar 2009 20:46:15 +0000 http://www.laurabetterly.com/blog/advertising/subliminals-in-advertising-part-one-by-rob-ager#comment-7458 <b>Using an ad from ...</b> <br> Using an ad from 1945 renders your interpretation invalid. IMHO. Using an ad from …
Using an ad from 1945 renders your interpretation invalid. IMHO.

]]> By: PuttyKittyHoney1975 http://www.laurabetterly.com/advertising/subliminals-in-advertising-part-one-by-rob-ager/comment-page-1#comment-7459 PuttyKittyHoney1975 Tue, 31 Mar 2009 20:46:15 +0000 http://www.laurabetterly.com/blog/advertising/subliminals-in-advertising-part-one-by-rob-ager#comment-7459 <b>I also notice ...</b> <br> I also notice another thing, the "Love, Warmth, Cuteness" element. There's the hearts, the nice family scenes, cute pooches & children & a lovely young woman (warm, soft & inviting on many levels, especially in a romantic sense). The lady obviously captures the attentions of the hetero-male readers as well so everyone's covered. I also notice …
I also notice another thing, the “Love, Warmth, Cuteness” element. There’s the hearts, the nice family scenes, cute pooches & children & a lovely young woman (warm, soft & inviting on many levels, especially in a romantic sense). The lady obviously captures the attentions of the hetero-male readers as well so everyone’s covered.

]]> By: robag88 http://www.laurabetterly.com/advertising/subliminals-in-advertising-part-one-by-rob-ager/comment-page-1#comment-7460 robag88 Tue, 31 Mar 2009 20:46:15 +0000 http://www.laurabetterly.com/blog/advertising/subliminals-in-advertising-part-one-by-rob-ager#comment-7460 <b>Rob (not Roger) :) ...</b> <br> Rob (not Roger) :) The ad is kind of designed to appear as if it's a news article which I find an interesting approach and it may have been the type of thing that worked at the time. An important factor with ads is that I don't think advertisers are always conscious of why they design some of the finer details the way they do. Same goes with film making. I look back on my short films and realize why I did things that felt instinctive at the time. Rob (not Roger) :) …
Rob (not Roger) :)

The ad is kind of designed to appear as if it’s a news article which I find an interesting approach and it may have been the type of thing that worked at the time. An important factor with ads is that I don’t think advertisers are always conscious of why they design some of the finer details the way they do. Same goes with film making. I look back on my short films and realize why I did things that felt instinctive at the time.

]]> By: freeyourcrt http://www.laurabetterly.com/advertising/subliminals-in-advertising-part-one-by-rob-ager/comment-page-1#comment-7461 freeyourcrt Tue, 31 Mar 2009 20:46:15 +0000 http://www.laurabetterly.com/blog/advertising/subliminals-in-advertising-part-one-by-rob-ager#comment-7461 <b>Roger, I like your ...</b> <br> Roger, I like your stuff but I've worked in advertising for a few years and I think a cluttered ad is a sign of an unrefined message, not a technique of overloading the viewer. Also, the dog food ad is old when the modern ad industry and the work they produced was not very sophisticated. Roger, I like your …
Roger, I like your stuff but I’ve worked in advertising for a few years and I think a cluttered ad is a sign of an unrefined message, not a technique of overloading the viewer. Also, the dog food ad is old when the modern ad industry and the work they produced was not very sophisticated.

]]> By: robag88 http://www.laurabetterly.com/advertising/subliminals-in-advertising-part-one-by-rob-ager/comment-page-1#comment-7462 robag88 Tue, 31 Mar 2009 20:46:15 +0000 http://www.laurabetterly.com/blog/advertising/subliminals-in-advertising-part-one-by-rob-ager#comment-7462 <b>No it's a phallic ...</b> <br> No it's a phallic symbol ... joking. I like ancient art esp Egyptian and tribal African stuff. No it’s a phallic …
No it’s a phallic symbol … joking. I like ancient art esp Egyptian and tribal African stuff.

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