This animated 3-stage ad (see full size version) aims to connect with the audience who grew up in the 60s by referring to the lyrics of a classic song from that era.
(Note: permission may be needed to refer to, or quote from, the lyrics of copyrighted songs.)
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We are attempting to promote sales of the book "Making of an Elder Culture" through our on-line store with these ads.
Full Ad Brief Details Goals:
sales of book
website visitors
increased awareness of New Society Publishers through website visit
visitors move beyond landing page
Audience:
50 somethings,
environmental active
aging hippies
activists from the 60's
professionals and intellectuals with college education
moving towards retirement
Client Context:
This is the third series of 3 ads, each one promoting a different book from New Society. We are attempting to reach a broader online, more mainstream, audience for these titles.
Media Context:
The book has also been advertised in print publications. Audience may also have seen book reviews online or published
Promise:
To be able to purchase a book that will help them create an elder culture and complete the revolution they started in the 1960s.
Proof:
The Making of an Elder Culture not only brings the baby boomers full circle, since Ted Roszak published The Making of a Counter Culture, it elevates the boomer generation's potential as change agents to an ascending orbit.
With an historian's deft touch, Roszak links forgotten political realities to the possibility that a better, wiser world is within our grasp.
— Paul Kleyman, Associate Director of the Ethnic Elders Newsbeat at New America Media and National Coordinator of the Journalists Network on Generations.
Character:
Insider, motivational, inspirational, peacefully purposeful, wise, leading the way.
Extensions:
See attached assets for additional information on the book.
Client:
New Society Publishers
Product:
Three web ads sized 160 X 600, 728 X 90, 300 X 250 to be featured on Gaiam, Lime and Yogamates websites to promote the book Making of an Elder Culture
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