This is the second part of the analysis of an ad campaign of a classic copy piece by Fina a gas station company in the early 1960's
This is just thoughts on what I thought made it work: based on the breakdown
*It was unique,free,sounded easy it didn't sound complicated.
*It created reassurance in the readers promising to update them and guide them,answering questions that the readers might have had
*It showed strong trend awareness and positioning
- Reinforced ideas made in the headlines ne and subheadline
- Sounded exciting and new while having credibility that it's safe (assurance)
- Created curiosity and anticipation through something that sounded absurd pink air?
- It had a specic target people who drove cars and they might be parents
- It felt like a conversation.
Final thoughts;
Fina's pink was unique,even though the company was new to the market. They didn't present themselves as another new gas/oil company but one that keeps up with trends while working hard to showcase themselves with pink air>sounds absurd but interesting.
Despite them being new to the market they assured new customers on informing them and guide them how they will use they product(sample).
Pink air huh? I wonder how it looked like...
Thank you for reading🙏, what did you think about this ad and analysis?