ADV - Module 5 B
ADV - Module 5 B
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Steps for Video Ad copy writing
1. Understanding Your Audience
2. Defining the Purpose
3. Hooking the Audience
4. Presenting Problem and Solution
5. Highlighting Key Benefits
6. Including Social Proof (if applicable)
7. Creating a Strong Call to Action
8. Writing for Visuals and Timing
9. Using Emotional Appeal
10. Ending with a Memorable Closing
Copy writing for video ad (Cont.)
• Understand Your Audience
• Who are you speaking to? Know your target audience's needs, desires, and
pain points.
• What tone resonates with them? This could be casual, formal, inspirational,
humorous, etc. Choose a tone that resonates with your audience. A casual
tone might work for a younger demographic, while a more formal tone might
be appropriate for a professional audience.
• Define the Purpose of the Ad
• Clearly define what you want to achieve with the ad. This could be promoting
a product, building brand awareness, or driving website traffic. Make sure the
copy aligns with the key objective.
Copy writing for video ad (Cont.)
• Hook the Audience in the First Few Seconds
• Start with a strong hook that captures attention instantly. It can be a bold
statement, an intriguing question, or a relatable problem your audience faces.
• For example, “Tired of spending hours cleaning?” or “Imagine a world where
laundry does itself.”
• [Scene 2: The individual pulls out the Huawei Mate XT, showcasing its sleek design
and innovative trifold feature.]
Voiceover: “Introducing the Huawei Mate XT—where innovation meets elegance.”
• [Scene 5: The screen transitions to the Mate XT alongside its specifications, emphasizing
battery life and performance.]
Voiceover (CTA): “Experience the future of smartphones. Get the Huawei Mate XT today!”