Advertising Call to Action

rationale and expected outcomes

response mechanism

feedback

reaction

what the brand wants you to do next after seeing an advert, call to reaction response can be instant due to digital technology

advertising agency

aims and objectives

target audience

key messages

approach

representation

campaign logistics

choice of media

call to action

legal and ethical

regulation


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