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How to
Create an Advertising Survey / How to Build a Customer Service Survey
How to Build
an Advertising Survey
When creating an advertising
survey, the researcher will focus on the comprehension, effectiveness and
results of the ad message. Ads involve five key messaging elements. These are
Who (Spokesperson), Says What (Advertising Message), To Whom (Target Audience),
How (Which Media Channel), With What Effect (Desired Outcome).
When any advertising research is conducted we must have in mind the Advertising
Effect or desired outcome. If we can determine the Effect, the other answers
to the other four questions can be answered.
When creating a survey to measure the
effectiveness of an advertisement, a series of ad components are evaluated. The
following are a sampling of items from different advertising evaluations based
on a hierarchy of values approach.
Communicated Messages About Product – Service Attributes
What attributes or features does
this ad communicate?
Taste This
drink has great taste
Energy This drink
provides an energy boost
Reliability This computer
is reliable and trouble free
Features This computer
has the features I’m looking for in a laptop
Cost This
computer is less expensive than most major brands
Style This
coat is attractive and stylish
Communicated Benefits
What benefits does this ad communicate?
Comfort This car
is comfortable to ride in
Value This
car is a good value for the money
Origin This
car is superior to most imports
Quality This
car is a quality vehicle
Personal Values
What personal values does this ad
communicate?
This ad reminds me…
Need Fulfillment
This car will meet my driving needs
Caring
This company cares about my needs
Trust
I can trust the car I drive
Understanding
The company understands the needs of this car’s buyers
Higher Order Values
Higher order values are the over
arching values that drive behavior and give meaning to life. Products and
services are more likely to be purchased if they are consistent with these
values. Measures of these values should be included in advertising studies.
This ad brings to mind…
Accomplishment The
good feelings of personal accomplishment
Pease of Mind
The good feeling of having peace of mind
Personal Satisfaction The
good feeling about myself and what I do
Security
The good feeling of personal security and well being
Ad
Effectiveness
Behavioral and attitudinal goals
will vary by ad and include such factors as:
Realism This ad
shows a realistic view of President Bush
Entertaining This ad is
entertaining to watch
Relevance This ad provides
relevant information about the products
Ad Reinforcement This ad
reinforces positive feelings about this product
Information This ad
makes me want to learn more about this product
Purchase This ad
makes me more likely to purchase this product
Attention This ad
really holds my attention
These
items are often measured using a Strongly Agree – Strongly Disagree scale.
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