AIDA Explained

A – (attention)

  • Headlines
  • Colour
  • Salient graphic/object
  • Music

I – (interest)

  • Language – puns, adjectives, slogans, facts
  • Graphics
  • Layout – design
  • Celebrity endorsement

D – (desire)

  • Persuasive or emotive language
  • Graphics
  • Colour
  • Superlatives

A – (action)

  • Superlatives
  • Imperatives – demands
  • Contact details – Phone numbers/web sites
  • Bonuses – FREE etc

Types of Visual Texts

  1. Magazine ads (persuade)
  2. Cartoons & comics (entertain)
  3. Billboards (persuade)
  4. SMS ads (inform & persuade)
  5. Pamphlet (inform or educate)
  6. Web site (inform or educate or persuade)
  7. DVD cover (persuade)
  8. Film poster
  9. Product cover
  10. Product ad (e.g pizza)
  11. Catalogue

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