A study on creativity of visual image expressed in silver marketing
advertisment : Focusing on the message component of print media ad
Lyeo, Hoon Goo
Assistant Professor
Dept. of Visual Communication Design
Yuhan College Kwon, Myung Kwang
Professor
Dept. of Visual Communication Design
Hongik University
On the threshold of year 2000, the elderly account for more than 7%
of the whole
population in Korea, which means that the nation is greeting welcoming an
'aging
society'. Accordingly, it is expected that 'silver businesses and services
'targeted at
the silver generation will prosper with "silver marketing advertisements" becoming
active.
Under such circumstances, this study was aimed at reviewing the recent silver
marketing advertisements in terms of their cultural and moral implications, and
thereby, redefining and reestablishing the status of silver consumers to help them
find their identity, aware of marketing activities and therewith, establish their
"consumer sovereignty".
This study consists in large of 5 chapters. The introduction part describes back-
ground, purpose, method and scope of the study. The first chapter reviews the silver
marketing theories, The second chapter classifies the silver marketing advertisement
positioning of four style - upper classes style, effloresce progress style, self-sufficiency style, dependent style - and reviews the expression strategy of each positioning.
The
third chapter examines the domestic conditions of silver marketing advertisements
for each positioning type classified. The fourth chapter designs the 'creative'
of silver marketing advertisement and suggests the methods thereof. The analysis
of 'creative' was tested in terms of graphic gestaltung, and how the silver generation
consumers' characteristics was discussed.
The fifth chapter puts forwards the suggestions for the
'creative' strategies to
enhance the effects of the silver marketing advertisements, based on the
preceding
discussions. In addition, the perspective into the keyword of 21st century or "silver
marketing" is discussed, together with the limitations of this study. It is hoped that
this study will be conducive to our efforts to face the upcoming 'aged society'
more
effectively.
To this end, this study discusses the "silver marketing advertisement" in light of
'societal concepts' and 'customer-oriented value', and thus, explores some "creative
presentation strategies" whereby individual companies' interests and social or public
interests can be compromised through 'creative activities' and 'equal-value
consumerism' for an ultimately effective management strategies for silver businesses
and services.
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