Advertising Campaign Project Rubric. Marketing Strategy. ▫ target audience is
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Umpqua Community College, May 2013. Principles of Marketing. Advertising
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Famous Mathematician Project. Due: Tuesday, May 7, 2013. Project Outline:
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Period:____. Choose a product to advertise that was available in the 1920s.
Advertisement must be original (come up with your own catchy slogan/phrase)
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1920s Advertising Project ***Print this out and turn in with your project*** Name(s):_______________________________________
Period:____
Choose a product to advertise that was available in the 1920s. Advertisement must be original (come up with your own catchy slogan/phrase) and creative. Commercials must adhere to the time limit, and advertisements must be colorful and appealing to buyers. Remember, it is your job as the advertiser to convince your demographic to buy your product. Option 1: Create a 30 second to 1 minute commercial or radio broadcast advertising your product (remember to advertise the product to your chosen demographic: age, gender, ethnicity) Option 2: Design an advertisement that would appear in a magazine, newspaper, or billboard. Must be colorful, and the advertisement must showcase the product. It can be drawn or created on the computer; advertisement must be on paper larger than the standard 8 ½’11 paper. Product:_____________________________________ Demographic:_________________________________
Grading Rubric Advertisement met criteria stated above
