Advertising formulas in the context of web merchandising
The Classic: AIDA Formula
AIDA acronym of the mental steps mentioned above:
Attention > Interest > Desire > Action
AIDA Formula Details
Subsequent Advertising Formulas and Methods
Some others modern formulas actually are descendants of the AIDA:
ACCA
acronym: Attention Comprehension Convection Action
AAPPA
Acquire Attention.
Fanfare tribe an Advantage.
Prove it.
Persuade prospect to grasp this advantage.
Direct for action.
DAGMAR
is a next step in evolution of advertising methods;
ACCA is a part of it.
acronym: Defining Advertising Goals - Measuring Advertising Results
Advertising Formulas as a part of marketing strategy
Advertising formulas are an "Action-Oriented Methods".
They work well if you need to persuade your visitor to do smth.,
for example to buy a product or subscribe for newsletter.
But they are not effective for long-term advertising like
brend promotion or demand stimulation. The-long term advertising
is not a subject of this site. You can read more about it from such
sources as:
Positioning: The Battle for Your Mind, 20th Anniversary Edition
"Weak" and "Strong" Advertising Strategies
and other
Advertising Books:

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