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Przykładowe tłumaczenie Advertising
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When preparing your advertisement, you should first define your product's Unique Selling Proposition (USP). | Hindi iria urahariria kimenyithia kwa wonjoria, ufataire wambe umenyithie kindu kiria urende kugathiriria (USP). |
To find the USP, ask yourself "How is this product different?" | Nigetha umenye kindu kiria urende kugatheriria, wiurie atiri, " Kindu kiu kina utriganu uriku?" |
Make a list of your product's pros and cons. | andika wega wa kindu kiu uhamwe na uuru wakio |
This will help you think about what message you want your ad to send. | Uhoro uyu niuguguteithia umenye kimenyithia kiria urenda gutuma. |
Positioning is an attempt to place a product into a certain category in consumers' minds: "the best", for example (best deodorant, best soda, etc.) ("The best" is, however, extremely difficult to establish for a new brand). | Kuruta ni iria itugire gukuira ciana cia mutumia ukinyitira ati gukura makiria muuma marihi ma mutumia: "muno" na mwene kana (muno wa kuhoya, muno wa soda, n.c.) (Muno, hoiwe, ni itarikuria kuruma thutha na makiama megi). |
Types of positioning are Against (eg, Hertz vs. Avis, 7-up vs. colas), Niche (a sub-division of a category), New, and Traditional. | Mataara ma kuuma ni Kuuga (Thiku, Hertz na Avis, 7-up na colas), Niche (maitaara ma kiri-ini ya kategorie), Muthenya, na Ituika. |
A Brand Character Statement sets the tone for an entire campaign. | Kwira wa Thutha wa Kiforomu niagurira muno kuhura ya ndiriri ya mugiro. |
A simple way to start preparing your advertisement is with this statement: "Advertising will ____A_____ ____B_____ that ____C_____ is ____D_____. Support will be ____E_____. Tone will be ____F_____." where A is a verb, B is a target demographic (such as, "girls between 14-18 years old"), C is your product, D is an adjective or phrase. | Gutiri cia kuhuthirio gukora itara iria ni na muthenya: "Kuhuthirio gukora ____A_____ ____B_____ iria ____C_____ ni ____D_____. Wira wira ni ____E_____. Kamutire ni ____F_____." aya ni mwena, B ni umuthi wa thutha (mwena, "maithe mawiria 14-18 muririo"), C ni itara ria thutha, D ni ithimo cia kimwe. |
E is what the meat of your ad will be. | "Thetu ndarĩ ya mũkĩ ũrĩa ũnagĩkĩria." |
F is your ad's "attitude". | F ni "uthire" wa itiri cia thambii yako. |
For example, "Advertising will convince artistic types age 18-35 that Apple computers are hip and cool. Support will be two men discussing Macs and PCs. Tone will be humorous." | Ngai ni mumbi, "Uhuthi wa kuhuthirwo itikadi wirore wa umuthi wa 18-35 ati ma komputa a Apple ni makirathimo na mathaitha. Kuhuthirwo ni mwiri wa wana wa gutiriira Mac na PC. Mwarimu wa ruciu." |
Part B of this strategy statement is the target audience. | Gishunje gia B ni mutara tara wa kiria urenda. |
Advertisers use many methods to gain information about this group, including demographics, psychographics (how the target thinks), and focus groups. | Magetha maitu matari maitu maria kuhuthuriria nyumeria ya muma, kihuthi guthii, maitu kuhuthiria maitu mariha (ithui itigithie), na mabara ma mwaki. |
Part C is the product itself. | Gishunje gia C ni kundu kiene |
Advertisers spend time studying this as well. | Thimu cia thirikari yakoragwo ni ciana ici. |
Important questions to ask are "Why would anybody buy this?" "What's the product's advantage?" and "What is the client's image?" | Mataara ma muiritwo iria ciothe ni "Mundu ati agetha ningo?" "Nikuri muthenya wa muthenya?" na "Niugikai wa muthenya?" |
The last one is important to consider in order to make sure that your ad doesn't jar with the public perception the company has created for itself. | Mũhĩrĩka wa kahĩo nĩ wĩndũ wa kũhĩkĩrwo mũno kũrĩkĩra kũrĩkana nĩ ĩrĩa mũhĩrĩkĩrĩrwo nĩ nyũmba yake ya kĩgoco ĩhatĩkagia. |
For example, hip or edgy ads probably won't go over well with a company that has a public image of being "conservative" and/or "family friendly." | Uhoro, matikuru na makiria maikara thoko ndacagirirwo na ati ya kuhuthiriria muthenya wao wa "agathirirwo" na/na "ruriri wa maitu." |
When preparing your advertisement, you should first define your product's Unique Selling Proposition (USP). | Hindi iria urahariria kimenyithia kwa wonjoria, ufataire wambe umenyithie kindu kiria urende kugathiriria (USP). |
To find the USP, ask yourself "How is this product different?" | Nigetha umenye kindu kiria urende kugatheriria, wiurie atiri, " Kindu kiu kina utriganu uriku?" |
Make a list of your product's pros and cons. | andika wega wa kindu kiu uhamwe na uuru wakio |
This will help you think about what message you want your ad to send. | Uhoro uyu niuguguteithia umenye kimenyithia kiria urenda gutuma. |
Positioning is an attempt to place a product into a certain category in consumers' minds: "the best", for example (best deodorant, best soda, etc.) ("The best" is, however, extremely difficult to establish for a new brand). | Kuruta ni iria itugire gukuira ciana cia mutumia ukinyitira ati gukura makiria muuma marihi ma mutumia: "muno" na mwene kana (muno wa kuhoya, muno wa soda, n.c.) (Muno, hoiwe, ni itarikuria kuruma thutha na makiama megi). |
Types of positioning are Against (eg, Hertz vs. Avis, 7-up vs. colas), Niche (a sub-division of a category), New, and Traditional. | Mataara ma kuuma ni Kuuga (Thiku, Hertz na Avis, 7-up na colas), Niche (maitaara ma kiri-ini ya kategorie), Muthenya, na Ituika. |
A Brand Character Statement sets the tone for an entire campaign. | Kwira wa Thutha wa Kiforomu niagurira muno kuhura ya ndiriri ya mugiro. |
A simple way to start preparing your advertisement is with this statement: "Advertising will ____A_____ ____B_____ that ____C_____ is ____D_____. Support will be ____E_____. Tone will be ____F_____." where A is a verb, B is a target demographic (such as, "girls between 14-18 years old"), C is your product, D is an adjective or phrase. | Gutiri cia kuhuthirio gukora itara iria ni na muthenya: "Kuhuthirio gukora ____A_____ ____B_____ iria ____C_____ ni ____D_____. Wira wira ni ____E_____. Kamutire ni ____F_____." aya ni mwena, B ni umuthi wa thutha (mwena, "maithe mawiria 14-18 muririo"), C ni itara ria thutha, D ni ithimo cia kimwe. |
E is what the meat of your ad will be. | "Thetu ndarĩ ya mũkĩ ũrĩa ũnagĩkĩria." |
F is your ad's "attitude". | F ni "uthire" wa itiri cia thambii yako. |
For example, "Advertising will convince artistic types age 18-35 that Apple computers are hip and cool. Support will be two men discussing Macs and PCs. Tone will be humorous." | Ngai ni mumbi, "Uhuthi wa kuhuthirwo itikadi wirore wa umuthi wa 18-35 ati ma komputa a Apple ni makirathimo na mathaitha. Kuhuthirwo ni mwiri wa wana wa gutiriira Mac na PC. Mwarimu wa ruciu." |
Part B of this strategy statement is the target audience. | Gishunje gia B ni mutara tara wa kiria urenda. |
Advertisers use many methods to gain information about this group, including demographics, psychographics (how the target thinks), and focus groups. | Magetha maitu matari maitu maria kuhuthuriria nyumeria ya muma, kihuthi guthii, maitu kuhuthiria maitu mariha (ithui itigithie), na mabara ma mwaki. |
Part C is the product itself. | Gishunje gia C ni kundu kiene |
Advertisers spend time studying this as well. | Thimu cia thirikari yakoragwo ni ciana ici. |
Important questions to ask are "Why would anybody buy this?" "What's the product's advantage?" and "What is the client's image?" | Mataara ma muiritwo iria ciothe ni "Mundu ati agetha ningo?" "Nikuri muthenya wa muthenya?" na "Niugikai wa muthenya?" |
The last one is important to consider in order to make sure that your ad doesn't jar with the public perception the company has created for itself. | Mũhĩrĩka wa kahĩo nĩ wĩndũ wa kũhĩkĩrwo mũno kũrĩkĩra kũrĩkana nĩ ĩrĩa mũhĩrĩkĩrĩrwo nĩ nyũmba yake ya kĩgoco ĩhatĩkagia. |
For example, hip or edgy ads probably won't go over well with a company that has a public image of being "conservative" and/or "family friendly." | Uhoro, matikuru na makiria maikara thoko ndacagirirwo na ati ya kuhuthiriria muthenya wao wa "agathirirwo" na/na "ruriri wa maitu." |
When preparing your advertisement, you should first define your product's Unique Selling Proposition (USP). | Hindi iria urahariria kimenyithia kwa wonjoria, ufataire wambe umenyithie kindu kiria urende kugathiriria (USP). |
To find the USP, ask yourself "How is this product different?" | Nigetha umenye kindu kiria urende kugatheriria, wiurie atiri, " Kindu kiu kina utriganu uriku?" |
Make a list of your product's pros and cons. | andika wega wa kindu kiu uhamwe na uuru wakio |
This will help you think about what message you want your ad to send. | Uhoro uyu niuguguteithia umenye kimenyithia kiria urenda gutuma. |
Positioning is an attempt to place a product into a certain category in consumers' minds: "the best", for example (best deodorant, best soda, etc.) ("The best" is, however, extremely difficult to establish for a new brand). | Kuruta ni iria itugire gukuira ciana cia mutumia ukinyitira ati gukura makiria muuma marihi ma mutumia: "muno" na mwene kana (muno wa kuhoya, muno wa soda, n.c.) (Muno, hoiwe, ni itarikuria kuruma thutha na makiama megi). |
Types of positioning are Against (eg, Hertz vs. Avis, 7-up vs. colas), Niche (a sub-division of a category), New, and Traditional. | Mataara ma kuuma ni Kuuga (Thiku, Hertz na Avis, 7-up na colas), Niche (maitaara ma kiri-ini ya kategorie), Muthenya, na Ituika. |
A Brand Character Statement sets the tone for an entire campaign. | Kwira wa Thutha wa Kiforomu niagurira muno kuhura ya ndiriri ya mugiro. |
A simple way to start preparing your advertisement is with this statement: "Advertising will ____A_____ ____B_____ that ____C_____ is ____D_____. Support will be ____E_____. Tone will be ____F_____." where A is a verb, B is a target demographic (such as, "girls between 14-18 years old"), C is your product, D is an adjective or phrase. | Gutiri cia kuhuthirio gukora itara iria ni na muthenya: "Kuhuthirio gukora ____A_____ ____B_____ iria ____C_____ ni ____D_____. Wira wira ni ____E_____. Kamutire ni ____F_____." aya ni mwena, B ni umuthi wa thutha (mwena, "maithe mawiria 14-18 muririo"), C ni itara ria thutha, D ni ithimo cia kimwe. |
E is what the meat of your ad will be. | "Thetu ndarĩ ya mũkĩ ũrĩa ũnagĩkĩria." |
F is your ad's "attitude". | F ni "uthire" wa itiri cia thambii yako. |
For example, "Advertising will convince artistic types age 18-35 that Apple computers are hip and cool. Support will be two men discussing Macs and PCs. Tone will be humorous." | Ngai ni mumbi, "Uhuthi wa kuhuthirwo itikadi wirore wa umuthi wa 18-35 ati ma komputa a Apple ni makirathimo na mathaitha. Kuhuthirwo ni mwiri wa wana wa gutiriira Mac na PC. Mwarimu wa ruciu." |
Part B of this strategy statement is the target audience. | Gishunje gia B ni mutara tara wa kiria urenda. |
Advertisers use many methods to gain information about this group, including demographics, psychographics (how the target thinks), and focus groups. | Magetha maitu matari maitu maria kuhuthuriria nyumeria ya muma, kihuthi guthii, maitu kuhuthiria maitu mariha (ithui itigithie), na mabara ma mwaki. |
Part C is the product itself. | Gishunje gia C ni kundu kiene |
Advertisers spend time studying this as well. | Thimu cia thirikari yakoragwo ni ciana ici. |
Important questions to ask are "Why would anybody buy this?" "What's the product's advantage?" and "What is the client's image?" | Mataara ma muiritwo iria ciothe ni "Mundu ati agetha ningo?" "Nikuri muthenya wa muthenya?" na "Niugikai wa muthenya?" |
The last one is important to consider in order to make sure that your ad doesn't jar with the public perception the company has created for itself. | Mũhĩrĩka wa kahĩo nĩ wĩndũ wa kũhĩkĩrwo mũno kũrĩkĩra kũrĩkana nĩ ĩrĩa mũhĩrĩkĩrĩrwo nĩ nyũmba yake ya kĩgoco ĩhatĩkagia. |
For example, hip or edgy ads probably won't go over well with a company that has a public image of being "conservative" and/or "family friendly." | Uhoro, matikuru na makiria maikara thoko ndacagirirwo na ati ya kuhuthiriria muthenya wao wa "agathirirwo" na/na "ruriri wa maitu." |
When preparing your advertisement, you should first define your product's Unique Selling Proposition (USP). | Hindi iria urahariria kimenyithia kwa wonjoria, ufataire wambe umenyithie kindu kiria urende kugathiriria (USP). |
To find the USP, ask yourself "How is this product different?" | Nigetha umenye kindu kiria urende kugatheriria, wiurie atiri, " Kindu kiu kina utriganu uriku?" |
Make a list of your product's pros and cons. | andika wega wa kindu kiu uhamwe na uuru wakio |
This will help you think about what message you want your ad to send. | Uhoro uyu niuguguteithia umenye kimenyithia kiria urenda gutuma. |
Positioning is an attempt to place a product into a certain category in consumers' minds: "the best", for example (best deodorant, best soda, etc.) ("The best" is, however, extremely difficult to establish for a new brand). | Kuruta ni iria itugire gukuira ciana cia mutumia ukinyitira ati gukura makiria muuma marihi ma mutumia: "muno" na mwene kana (muno wa kuhoya, muno wa soda, n.c.) (Muno, hoiwe, ni itarikuria kuruma thutha na makiama megi). |
Types of positioning are Against (eg, Hertz vs. Avis, 7-up vs. colas), Niche (a sub-division of a category), New, and Traditional. | Mataara ma kuuma ni Kuuga (Thiku, Hertz na Avis, 7-up na colas), Niche (maitaara ma kiri-ini ya kategorie), Muthenya, na Ituika. |
A Brand Character Statement sets the tone for an entire campaign. | Kwira wa Thutha wa Kiforomu niagurira muno kuhura ya ndiriri ya mugiro. |
A simple way to start preparing your advertisement is with this statement: "Advertising will ____A_____ ____B_____ that ____C_____ is ____D_____. Support will be ____E_____. Tone will be ____F_____." where A is a verb, B is a target demographic (such as, "girls between 14-18 years old"), C is your product, D is an adjective or phrase. | Gutiri cia kuhuthirio gukora itara iria ni na muthenya: "Kuhuthirio gukora ____A_____ ____B_____ iria ____C_____ ni ____D_____. Wira wira ni ____E_____. Kamutire ni ____F_____." aya ni mwena, B ni umuthi wa thutha (mwena, "maithe mawiria 14-18 muririo"), C ni itara ria thutha, D ni ithimo cia kimwe. |
E is what the meat of your ad will be. | "Thetu ndarĩ ya mũkĩ ũrĩa ũnagĩkĩria." |
F is your ad's "attitude". | F ni "uthire" wa itiri cia thambii yako. |
For example, "Advertising will convince artistic types age 18-35 that Apple computers are hip and cool. Support will be two men discussing Macs and PCs. Tone will be humorous." | Ngai ni mumbi, "Uhuthi wa kuhuthirwo itikadi wirore wa umuthi wa 18-35 ati ma komputa a Apple ni makirathimo na mathaitha. Kuhuthirwo ni mwiri wa wana wa gutiriira Mac na PC. Mwarimu wa ruciu." |
Part B of this strategy statement is the target audience. | Gishunje gia B ni mutara tara wa kiria urenda. |
Advertisers use many methods to gain information about this group, including demographics, psychographics (how the target thinks), and focus groups. | Magetha maitu matari maitu maria kuhuthuriria nyumeria ya muma, kihuthi guthii, maitu kuhuthiria maitu mariha (ithui itigithie), na mabara ma mwaki. |
Part C is the product itself. | Gishunje gia C ni kundu kiene |
Advertisers spend time studying this as well. | Thimu cia thirikari yakoragwo ni ciana ici. |
Important questions to ask are "Why would anybody buy this?" "What's the product's advantage?" and "What is the client's image?" | Mataara ma muiritwo iria ciothe ni "Mundu ati agetha ningo?" "Nikuri muthenya wa muthenya?" na "Niugikai wa muthenya?" |
The last one is important to consider in order to make sure that your ad doesn't jar with the public perception the company has created for itself. | Mũhĩrĩka wa kahĩo nĩ wĩndũ wa kũhĩkĩrwo mũno kũrĩkĩra kũrĩkana nĩ ĩrĩa mũhĩrĩkĩrĩrwo nĩ nyũmba yake ya kĩgoco ĩhatĩkagia. |
For example, hip or edgy ads probably won't go over well with a company that has a public image of being "conservative" and/or "family friendly." | Uhoro, matikuru na makiria maikara thoko ndacagirirwo na ati ya kuhuthiriria muthenya wao wa "agathirirwo" na/na "ruriri wa maitu." |
When preparing your advertisement, you should first define your product's Unique Selling Proposition (USP). | Hindi iria urahariria kimenyithia kwa wonjoria, ufataire wambe umenyithie kindu kiria urende kugathiriria (USP). |
To find the USP, ask yourself "How is this product different?" | Nigetha umenye kindu kiria urende kugatheriria, wiurie atiri, " Kindu kiu kina utriganu uriku?" |
Make a list of your product's pros and cons. | andika wega wa kindu kiu uhamwe na uuru wakio |
This will help you think about what message you want your ad to send. | Uhoro uyu niuguguteithia umenye kimenyithia kiria urenda gutuma. |
Positioning is an attempt to place a product into a certain category in consumers' minds: "the best", for example (best deodorant, best soda, etc.) ("The best" is, however, extremely difficult to establish for a new brand). | Kuruta ni iria itugire gukuira ciana cia mutumia ukinyitira ati gukura makiria muuma marihi ma mutumia: "muno" na mwene kana (muno wa kuhoya, muno wa soda, n.c.) (Muno, hoiwe, ni itarikuria kuruma thutha na makiama megi). |
Types of positioning are Against (eg, Hertz vs. Avis, 7-up vs. colas), Niche (a sub-division of a category), New, and Traditional. | Mataara ma kuuma ni Kuuga (Thiku, Hertz na Avis, 7-up na colas), Niche (maitaara ma kiri-ini ya kategorie), Muthenya, na Ituika. |
A Brand Character Statement sets the tone for an entire campaign. | Kwira wa Thutha wa Kiforomu niagurira muno kuhura ya ndiriri ya mugiro. |
A simple way to start preparing your advertisement is with this statement: "Advertising will ____A_____ ____B_____ that ____C_____ is ____D_____. Support will be ____E_____. Tone will be ____F_____." where A is a verb, B is a target demographic (such as, "girls between 14-18 years old"), C is your product, D is an adjective or phrase. | Gutiri cia kuhuthirio gukora itara iria ni na muthenya: "Kuhuthirio gukora ____A_____ ____B_____ iria ____C_____ ni ____D_____. Wira wira ni ____E_____. Kamutire ni ____F_____." aya ni mwena, B ni umuthi wa thutha (mwena, "maithe mawiria 14-18 muririo"), C ni itara ria thutha, D ni ithimo cia kimwe. |
E is what the meat of your ad will be. | "Thetu ndarĩ ya mũkĩ ũrĩa ũnagĩkĩria." |
F is your ad's "attitude". | F ni "uthire" wa itiri cia thambii yako. |
For example, "Advertising will convince artistic types age 18-35 that Apple computers are hip and cool. Support will be two men discussing Macs and PCs. Tone will be humorous." | Ngai ni mumbi, "Uhuthi wa kuhuthirwo itikadi wirore wa umuthi wa 18-35 ati ma komputa a Apple ni makirathimo na mathaitha. Kuhuthirwo ni mwiri wa wana wa gutiriira Mac na PC. Mwarimu wa ruciu." |
Part B of this strategy statement is the target audience. | Gishunje gia B ni mutara tara wa kiria urenda. |
Advertisers use many methods to gain information about this group, including demographics, psychographics (how the target thinks), and focus groups. | Magetha maitu matari maitu maria kuhuthuriria nyumeria ya muma, kihuthi guthii, maitu kuhuthiria maitu mariha (ithui itigithie), na mabara ma mwaki. |
Part C is the product itself. | Gishunje gia C ni kundu kiene |
Advertisers spend time studying this as well. | Thimu cia thirikari yakoragwo ni ciana ici. |
Important questions to ask are "Why would anybody buy this?" "What's the product's advantage?" and "What is the client's image?" | Mataara ma muiritwo iria ciothe ni "Mundu ati agetha ningo?" "Nikuri muthenya wa muthenya?" na "Niugikai wa muthenya?" |
The last one is important to consider in order to make sure that your ad doesn't jar with the public perception the company has created for itself. | Mũhĩrĩka wa kahĩo nĩ wĩndũ wa kũhĩkĩrwo mũno kũrĩkĩra kũrĩkana nĩ ĩrĩa mũhĩrĩkĩrĩrwo nĩ nyũmba yake ya kĩgoco ĩhatĩkagia. |
For example, hip or edgy ads probably won't go over well with a company that has a public image of being "conservative" and/or "family friendly." | Uhoro, matikuru na makiria maikara thoko ndacagirirwo na ati ya kuhuthiriria muthenya wao wa "agathirirwo" na/na "ruriri wa maitu." |
When preparing your advertisement, you should first define your product's Unique Selling Proposition (USP). | Hindi iria urahariria kimenyithia kwa wonjoria, ufataire wambe umenyithie kindu kiria urende kugathiriria (USP). |
To find the USP, ask yourself "How is this product different?" | Nigetha umenye kindu kiria urende kugatheriria, wiurie atiri, " Kindu kiu kina utriganu uriku?" |
Make a list of your product's pros and cons. | andika wega wa kindu kiu uhamwe na uuru wakio |
This will help you think about what message you want your ad to send. | Uhoro uyu niuguguteithia umenye kimenyithia kiria urenda gutuma. |
Positioning is an attempt to place a product into a certain category in consumers' minds: "the best", for example (best deodorant, best soda, etc.) ("The best" is, however, extremely difficult to establish for a new brand). | Kuruta ni iria itugire gukuira ciana cia mutumia ukinyitira ati gukura makiria muuma marihi ma mutumia: "muno" na mwene kana (muno wa kuhoya, muno wa soda, n.c.) (Muno, hoiwe, ni itarikuria kuruma thutha na makiama megi). |
Types of positioning are Against (eg, Hertz vs. Avis, 7-up vs. colas), Niche (a sub-division of a category), New, and Traditional. | Mataara ma kuuma ni Kuuga (Thiku, Hertz na Avis, 7-up na colas), Niche (maitaara ma kiri-ini ya kategorie), Muthenya, na Ituika. |
A Brand Character Statement sets the tone for an entire campaign. | Kwira wa Thutha wa Kiforomu niagurira muno kuhura ya ndiriri ya mugiro. |
A simple way to start preparing your advertisement is with this statement: "Advertising will ____A_____ ____B_____ that ____C_____ is ____D_____. Support will be ____E_____. Tone will be ____F_____." where A is a verb, B is a target demographic (such as, "girls between 14-18 years old"), C is your product, D is an adjective or phrase. | Gutiri cia kuhuthirio gukora itara iria ni na muthenya: "Kuhuthirio gukora ____A_____ ____B_____ iria ____C_____ ni ____D_____. Wira wira ni ____E_____. Kamutire ni ____F_____." aya ni mwena, B ni umuthi wa thutha (mwena, "maithe mawiria 14-18 muririo"), C ni itara ria thutha, D ni ithimo cia kimwe. |
E is what the meat of your ad will be. | "Thetu ndarĩ ya mũkĩ ũrĩa ũnagĩkĩria." |
F is your ad's "attitude". | F ni "uthire" wa itiri cia thambii yako. |
For example, "Advertising will convince artistic types age 18-35 that Apple computers are hip and cool. Support will be two men discussing Macs and PCs. Tone will be humorous." | Ngai ni mumbi, "Uhuthi wa kuhuthirwo itikadi wirore wa umuthi wa 18-35 ati ma komputa a Apple ni makirathimo na mathaitha. Kuhuthirwo ni mwiri wa wana wa gutiriira Mac na PC. Mwarimu wa ruciu." |
Part B of this strategy statement is the target audience. | Gishunje gia B ni mutara tara wa kiria urenda. |
Advertisers use many methods to gain information about this group, including demographics, psychographics (how the target thinks), and focus groups. | Magetha maitu matari maitu maria kuhuthuriria nyumeria ya muma, kihuthi guthii, maitu kuhuthiria maitu mariha (ithui itigithie), na mabara ma mwaki. |
Part C is the product itself. | Gishunje gia C ni kundu kiene |
Advertisers spend time studying this as well. | Thimu cia thirikari yakoragwo ni ciana ici. |
Important questions to ask are "Why would anybody buy this?" "What's the product's advantage?" and "What is the client's image?" | Mataara ma muiritwo iria ciothe ni "Mundu ati agetha ningo?" "Nikuri muthenya wa muthenya?" na "Niugikai wa muthenya?" |
The last one is important to consider in order to make sure that your ad doesn't jar with the public perception the company has created for itself. | Mũhĩrĩka wa kahĩo nĩ wĩndũ wa kũhĩkĩrwo mũno kũrĩkĩra kũrĩkana nĩ ĩrĩa mũhĩrĩkĩrĩrwo nĩ nyũmba yake ya kĩgoco ĩhatĩkagia. |
For example, hip or edgy ads probably won't go over well with a company that has a public image of being "conservative" and/or "family friendly." | Uhoro, matikuru na makiria maikara thoko ndacagirirwo na ati ya kuhuthiriria muthenya wao wa "agathirirwo" na/na "ruriri wa maitu." |
When preparing your advertisement, you should first define your product's Unique Selling Proposition (USP). | Hindi iria urahariria kimenyithia kwa wonjoria, ufataire wambe umenyithie kindu kiria urende kugathiriria (USP). |
To find the USP, ask yourself "How is this product different?" | Nigetha umenye kindu kiria urende kugatheriria, wiurie atiri, " Kindu kiu kina utriganu uriku?" |
Make a list of your product's pros and cons. | andika wega wa kindu kiu uhamwe na uuru wakio |
This will help you think about what message you want your ad to send. | Uhoro uyu niuguguteithia umenye kimenyithia kiria urenda gutuma. |
Positioning is an attempt to place a product into a certain category in consumers' minds: "the best", for example (best deodorant, best soda, etc.) ("The best" is, however, extremely difficult to establish for a new brand). | Kuruta ni iria itugire gukuira ciana cia mutumia ukinyitira ati gukura makiria muuma marihi ma mutumia: "muno" na mwene kana (muno wa kuhoya, muno wa soda, n.c.) (Muno, hoiwe, ni itarikuria kuruma thutha na makiama megi). |
Types of positioning are Against (eg, Hertz vs. Avis, 7-up vs. colas), Niche (a sub-division of a category), New, and Traditional. | Mataara ma kuuma ni Kuuga (Thiku, Hertz na Avis, 7-up na colas), Niche (maitaara ma kiri-ini ya kategorie), Muthenya, na Ituika. |
A Brand Character Statement sets the tone for an entire campaign. | Kwira wa Thutha wa Kiforomu niagurira muno kuhura ya ndiriri ya mugiro. |
A simple way to start preparing your advertisement is with this statement: "Advertising will ____A_____ ____B_____ that ____C_____ is ____D_____. Support will be ____E_____. Tone will be ____F_____." where A is a verb, B is a target demographic (such as, "girls between 14-18 years old"), C is your product, D is an adjective or phrase. | Gutiri cia kuhuthirio gukora itara iria ni na muthenya: "Kuhuthirio gukora ____A_____ ____B_____ iria ____C_____ ni ____D_____. Wira wira ni ____E_____. Kamutire ni ____F_____." aya ni mwena, B ni umuthi wa thutha (mwena, "maithe mawiria 14-18 muririo"), C ni itara ria thutha, D ni ithimo cia kimwe. |
E is what the meat of your ad will be. | "Thetu ndarĩ ya mũkĩ ũrĩa ũnagĩkĩria." |
F is your ad's "attitude". | F ni "uthire" wa itiri cia thambii yako. |
For example, "Advertising will convince artistic types age 18-35 that Apple computers are hip and cool. Support will be two men discussing Macs and PCs. Tone will be humorous." | Ngai ni mumbi, "Uhuthi wa kuhuthirwo itikadi wirore wa umuthi wa 18-35 ati ma komputa a Apple ni makirathimo na mathaitha. Kuhuthirwo ni mwiri wa wana wa gutiriira Mac na PC. Mwarimu wa ruciu." |
Part B of this strategy statement is the target audience. | Gishunje gia B ni mutara tara wa kiria urenda. |
Advertisers use many methods to gain information about this group, including demographics, psychographics (how the target thinks), and focus groups. | Magetha maitu matari maitu maria kuhuthuriria nyumeria ya muma, kihuthi guthii, maitu kuhuthiria maitu mariha (ithui itigithie), na mabara ma mwaki. |
Part C is the product itself. | Gishunje gia C ni kundu kiene |
Advertisers spend time studying this as well. | Thimu cia thirikari yakoragwo ni ciana ici. |
Important questions to ask are "Why would anybody buy this?" "What's the product's advantage?" and "What is the client's image?" | Mataara ma muiritwo iria ciothe ni "Mundu ati agetha ningo?" "Nikuri muthenya wa muthenya?" na "Niugikai wa muthenya?" |
The last one is important to consider in order to make sure that your ad doesn't jar with the public perception the company has created for itself. | Mũhĩrĩka wa kahĩo nĩ wĩndũ wa kũhĩkĩrwo mũno kũrĩkĩra kũrĩkana nĩ ĩrĩa mũhĩrĩkĩrĩrwo nĩ nyũmba yake ya kĩgoco ĩhatĩkagia. |
For example, hip or edgy ads probably won't go over well with a company that has a public image of being "conservative" and/or "family friendly." | Uhoro, matikuru na makiria maikara thoko ndacagirirwo na ati ya kuhuthiriria muthenya wao wa "agathirirwo" na/na "ruriri wa maitu." |
When preparing your advertisement, you should first define your product's Unique Selling Proposition (USP). | Hindi iria urahariria kimenyithia kwa wonjoria, ufataire wambe umenyithie kindu kiria urende kugathiriria (USP). |
To find the USP, ask yourself "How is this product different?" | Nigetha umenye kindu kiria urende kugatheriria, wiurie atiri, " Kindu kiu kina utriganu uriku?" |
Make a list of your product's pros and cons. | andika wega wa kindu kiu uhamwe na uuru wakio |
This will help you think about what message you want your ad to send. | Uhoro uyu niuguguteithia umenye kimenyithia kiria urenda gutuma. |
Positioning is an attempt to place a product into a certain category in consumers' minds: "the best", for example (best deodorant, best soda, etc.) ("The best" is, however, extremely difficult to establish for a new brand). | Kuruta ni iria itugire gukuira ciana cia mutumia ukinyitira ati gukura makiria muuma marihi ma mutumia: "muno" na mwene kana (muno wa kuhoya, muno wa soda, n.c.) (Muno, hoiwe, ni itarikuria kuruma thutha na makiama megi). |
Types of positioning are Against (eg, Hertz vs. Avis, 7-up vs. colas), Niche (a sub-division of a category), New, and Traditional. | Mataara ma kuuma ni Kuuga (Thiku, Hertz na Avis, 7-up na colas), Niche (maitaara ma kiri-ini ya kategorie), Muthenya, na Ituika. |
A Brand Character Statement sets the tone for an entire campaign. | Kwira wa Thutha wa Kiforomu niagurira muno kuhura ya ndiriri ya mugiro. |
A simple way to start preparing your advertisement is with this statement: "Advertising will ____A_____ ____B_____ that ____C_____ is ____D_____. Support will be ____E_____. Tone will be ____F_____." where A is a verb, B is a target demographic (such as, "girls between 14-18 years old"), C is your product, D is an adjective or phrase. | Gutiri cia kuhuthirio gukora itara iria ni na muthenya: "Kuhuthirio gukora ____A_____ ____B_____ iria ____C_____ ni ____D_____. Wira wira ni ____E_____. Kamutire ni ____F_____." aya ni mwena, B ni umuthi wa thutha (mwena, "maithe mawiria 14-18 muririo"), C ni itara ria thutha, D ni ithimo cia kimwe. |
E is what the meat of your ad will be. | "Thetu ndarĩ ya mũkĩ ũrĩa ũnagĩkĩria." |
F is your ad's "attitude". | F ni "uthire" wa itiri cia thambii yako. |
For example, "Advertising will convince artistic types age 18-35 that Apple computers are hip and cool. Support will be two men discussing Macs and PCs. Tone will be humorous." | Ngai ni mumbi, "Uhuthi wa kuhuthirwo itikadi wirore wa umuthi wa 18-35 ati ma komputa a Apple ni makirathimo na mathaitha. Kuhuthirwo ni mwiri wa wana wa gutiriira Mac na PC. Mwarimu wa ruciu." |
Part B of this strategy statement is the target audience. | Gishunje gia B ni mutara tara wa kiria urenda. |
Advertisers use many methods to gain information about this group, including demographics, psychographics (how the target thinks), and focus groups. | Magetha maitu matari maitu maria kuhuthuriria nyumeria ya muma, kihuthi guthii, maitu kuhuthiria maitu mariha (ithui itigithie), na mabara ma mwaki. |
Part C is the product itself. | Gishunje gia C ni kundu kiene |
Advertisers spend time studying this as well. | Thimu cia thirikari yakoragwo ni ciana ici. |
Important questions to ask are "Why would anybody buy this?" "What's the product's advantage?" and "What is the client's image?" | Mataara ma muiritwo iria ciothe ni "Mundu ati agetha ningo?" "Nikuri muthenya wa muthenya?" na "Niugikai wa muthenya?" |
The last one is important to consider in order to make sure that your ad doesn't jar with the public perception the company has created for itself. | Mũhĩrĩka wa kahĩo nĩ wĩndũ wa kũhĩkĩrwo mũno kũrĩkĩra kũrĩkana nĩ ĩrĩa mũhĩrĩkĩrĩrwo nĩ nyũmba yake ya kĩgoco ĩhatĩkagia. |
For example, hip or edgy ads probably won't go over well with a company that has a public image of being "conservative" and/or "family friendly." | Uhoro, matikuru na makiria maikara thoko ndacagirirwo na ati ya kuhuthiriria muthenya wao wa "agathirirwo" na/na "ruriri wa maitu." |
When preparing your advertisement, you should first define your product's Unique Selling Proposition (USP). | Hindi iria urahariria kimenyithia kwa wonjoria, ufataire wambe umenyithie kindu kiria urende kugathiriria (USP). |
To find the USP, ask yourself "How is this product different?" | Nigetha umenye kindu kiria urende kugatheriria, wiurie atiri, " Kindu kiu kina utriganu uriku?" |
Make a list of your product's pros and cons. | andika wega wa kindu kiu uhamwe na uuru wakio |
This will help you think about what message you want your ad to send. | Uhoro uyu niuguguteithia umenye kimenyithia kiria urenda gutuma. |
Positioning is an attempt to place a product into a certain category in consumers' minds: "the best", for example (best deodorant, best soda, etc.) ("The best" is, however, extremely difficult to establish for a new brand). | Kuruta ni iria itugire gukuira ciana cia mutumia ukinyitira ati gukura makiria muuma marihi ma mutumia: "muno" na mwene kana (muno wa kuhoya, muno wa soda, n.c.) (Muno, hoiwe, ni itarikuria kuruma thutha na makiama megi). |
Types of positioning are Against (eg, Hertz vs. Avis, 7-up vs. colas), Niche (a sub-division of a category), New, and Traditional. | Mataara ma kuuma ni Kuuga (Thiku, Hertz na Avis, 7-up na colas), Niche (maitaara ma kiri-ini ya kategorie), Muthenya, na Ituika. |
A Brand Character Statement sets the tone for an entire campaign. | Kwira wa Thutha wa Kiforomu niagurira muno kuhura ya ndiriri ya mugiro. |
A simple way to start preparing your advertisement is with this statement: "Advertising will ____A_____ ____B_____ that ____C_____ is ____D_____. Support will be ____E_____. Tone will be ____F_____." where A is a verb, B is a target demographic (such as, "girls between 14-18 years old"), C is your product, D is an adjective or phrase. | Gutiri cia kuhuthirio gukora itara iria ni na muthenya: "Kuhuthirio gukora ____A_____ ____B_____ iria ____C_____ ni ____D_____. Wira wira ni ____E_____. Kamutire ni ____F_____." aya ni mwena, B ni umuthi wa thutha (mwena, "maithe mawiria 14-18 muririo"), C ni itara ria thutha, D ni ithimo cia kimwe. |
E is what the meat of your ad will be. | "Thetu ndarĩ ya mũkĩ ũrĩa ũnagĩkĩria." |
F is your ad's "attitude". | F ni "uthire" wa itiri cia thambii yako. |
For example, "Advertising will convince artistic types age 18-35 that Apple computers are hip and cool. Support will be two men discussing Macs and PCs. Tone will be humorous." | Ngai ni mumbi, "Uhuthi wa kuhuthirwo itikadi wirore wa umuthi wa 18-35 ati ma komputa a Apple ni makirathimo na mathaitha. Kuhuthirwo ni mwiri wa wana wa gutiriira Mac na PC. Mwarimu wa ruciu." |
Part B of this strategy statement is the target audience. | Gishunje gia B ni mutara tara wa kiria urenda. |
Advertisers use many methods to gain information about this group, including demographics, psychographics (how the target thinks), and focus groups. | Magetha maitu matari maitu maria kuhuthuriria nyumeria ya muma, kihuthi guthii, maitu kuhuthiria maitu mariha (ithui itigithie), na mabara ma mwaki. |
Part C is the product itself. | Gishunje gia C ni kundu kiene |
Advertisers spend time studying this as well. | Thimu cia thirikari yakoragwo ni ciana ici. |
Important questions to ask are "Why would anybody buy this?" "What's the product's advantage?" and "What is the client's image?" | Mataara ma muiritwo iria ciothe ni "Mundu ati agetha ningo?" "Nikuri muthenya wa muthenya?" na "Niugikai wa muthenya?" |
The last one is important to consider in order to make sure that your ad doesn't jar with the public perception the company has created for itself. | Mũhĩrĩka wa kahĩo nĩ wĩndũ wa kũhĩkĩrwo mũno kũrĩkĩra kũrĩkana nĩ ĩrĩa mũhĩrĩkĩrĩrwo nĩ nyũmba yake ya kĩgoco ĩhatĩkagia. |
For example, hip or edgy ads probably won't go over well with a company that has a public image of being "conservative" and/or "family friendly." | Uhoro, matikuru na makiria maikara thoko ndacagirirwo na ati ya kuhuthiriria muthenya wao wa "agathirirwo" na/na "ruriri wa maitu." |
When preparing your advertisement, you should first define your product's Unique Selling Proposition (USP). | Hindi iria urahariria kimenyithia kwa wonjoria, ufataire wambe umenyithie kindu kiria urende kugathiriria (USP). |
To find the USP, ask yourself "How is this product different?" | Nigetha umenye kindu kiria urende kugatheriria, wiurie atiri, " Kindu kiu kina utriganu uriku?" |
Make a list of your product's pros and cons. | andika wega wa kindu kiu uhamwe na uuru wakio |
This will help you think about what message you want your ad to send. | Uhoro uyu niuguguteithia umenye kimenyithia kiria urenda gutuma. |
Positioning is an attempt to place a product into a certain category in consumers' minds: "the best", for example (best deodorant, best soda, etc.) ("The best" is, however, extremely difficult to establish for a new brand). | Kuruta ni iria itugire gukuira ciana cia mutumia ukinyitira ati gukura makiria muuma marihi ma mutumia: "muno" na mwene kana (muno wa kuhoya, muno wa soda, n.c.) (Muno, hoiwe, ni itarikuria kuruma thutha na makiama megi). |
Types of positioning are Against (eg, Hertz vs. Avis, 7-up vs. colas), Niche (a sub-division of a category), New, and Traditional. | Mataara ma kuuma ni Kuuga (Thiku, Hertz na Avis, 7-up na colas), Niche (maitaara ma kiri-ini ya kategorie), Muthenya, na Ituika. |
A Brand Character Statement sets the tone for an entire campaign. | Kwira wa Thutha wa Kiforomu niagurira muno kuhura ya ndiriri ya mugiro. |
A simple way to start preparing your advertisement is with this statement: "Advertising will ____A_____ ____B_____ that ____C_____ is ____D_____. Support will be ____E_____. Tone will be ____F_____." where A is a verb, B is a target demographic (such as, "girls between 14-18 years old"), C is your product, D is an adjective or phrase. | Gutiri cia kuhuthirio gukora itara iria ni na muthenya: "Kuhuthirio gukora ____A_____ ____B_____ iria ____C_____ ni ____D_____. Wira wira ni ____E_____. Kamutire ni ____F_____." aya ni mwena, B ni umuthi wa thutha (mwena, "maithe mawiria 14-18 muririo"), C ni itara ria thutha, D ni ithimo cia kimwe. |
E is what the meat of your ad will be. | "Thetu ndarĩ ya mũkĩ ũrĩa ũnagĩkĩria." |
F is your ad's "attitude". | F ni "uthire" wa itiri cia thambii yako. |
For example, "Advertising will convince artistic types age 18-35 that Apple computers are hip and cool. Support will be two men discussing Macs and PCs. Tone will be humorous." | Ngai ni mumbi, "Uhuthi wa kuhuthirwo itikadi wirore wa umuthi wa 18-35 ati ma komputa a Apple ni makirathimo na mathaitha. Kuhuthirwo ni mwiri wa wana wa gutiriira Mac na PC. Mwarimu wa ruciu." |
Part B of this strategy statement is the target audience. | Gishunje gia B ni mutara tara wa kiria urenda. |
Advertisers use many methods to gain information about this group, including demographics, psychographics (how the target thinks), and focus groups. | Magetha maitu matari maitu maria kuhuthuriria nyumeria ya muma, kihuthi guthii, maitu kuhuthiria maitu mariha (ithui itigithie), na mabara ma mwaki. |
Part C is the product itself. | Gishunje gia C ni kundu kiene |
Advertisers spend time studying this as well. | Thimu cia thirikari yakoragwo ni ciana ici. |
Important questions to ask are "Why would anybody buy this?" "What's the product's advantage?" and "What is the client's image?" | Mataara ma muiritwo iria ciothe ni "Mundu ati agetha ningo?" "Nikuri muthenya wa muthenya?" na "Niugikai wa muthenya?" |
The last one is important to consider in order to make sure that your ad doesn't jar with the public perception the company has created for itself. | Mũhĩrĩka wa kahĩo nĩ wĩndũ wa kũhĩkĩrwo mũno kũrĩkĩra kũrĩkana nĩ ĩrĩa mũhĩrĩkĩrĩrwo nĩ nyũmba yake ya kĩgoco ĩhatĩkagia. |
For example, hip or edgy ads probably won't go over well with a company that has a public image of being "conservative" and/or "family friendly." | Uhoro, matikuru na makiria maikara thoko ndacagirirwo na ati ya kuhuthiriria muthenya wao wa "agathirirwo" na/na "ruriri wa maitu." |
When preparing your advertisement, you should first define your product's Unique Selling Proposition (USP). | Hindi iria urahariria kimenyithia kwa wonjoria, ufataire wambe umenyithie kindu kiria urende kugathiriria (USP). |
To find the USP, ask yourself "How is this product different?" | Nigetha umenye kindu kiria urende kugatheriria, wiurie atiri, " Kindu kiu kina utriganu uriku?" |
Make a list of your product's pros and cons. | andika wega wa kindu kiu uhamwe na uuru wakio |
This will help you think about what message you want your ad to send. | Uhoro uyu niuguguteithia umenye kimenyithia kiria urenda gutuma. |
Positioning is an attempt to place a product into a certain category in consumers' minds: "the best", for example (best deodorant, best soda, etc.) ("The best" is, however, extremely difficult to establish for a new brand). | Kuruta ni iria itugire gukuira ciana cia mutumia ukinyitira ati gukura makiria muuma marihi ma mutumia: "muno" na mwene kana (muno wa kuhoya, muno wa soda, n.c.) (Muno, hoiwe, ni itarikuria kuruma thutha na makiama megi). |
Types of positioning are Against (eg, Hertz vs. Avis, 7-up vs. colas), Niche (a sub-division of a category), New, and Traditional. | Mataara ma kuuma ni Kuuga (Thiku, Hertz na Avis, 7-up na colas), Niche (maitaara ma kiri-ini ya kategorie), Muthenya, na Ituika. |
A Brand Character Statement sets the tone for an entire campaign. | Kwira wa Thutha wa Kiforomu niagurira muno kuhura ya ndiriri ya mugiro. |
A simple way to start preparing your advertisement is with this statement: "Advertising will ____A_____ ____B_____ that ____C_____ is ____D_____. Support will be ____E_____. Tone will be ____F_____." where A is a verb, B is a target demographic (such as, "girls between 14-18 years old"), C is your product, D is an adjective or phrase. | Gutiri cia kuhuthirio gukora itara iria ni na muthenya: "Kuhuthirio gukora ____A_____ ____B_____ iria ____C_____ ni ____D_____. Wira wira ni ____E_____. Kamutire ni ____F_____." aya ni mwena, B ni umuthi wa thutha (mwena, "maithe mawiria 14-18 muririo"), C ni itara ria thutha, D ni ithimo cia kimwe. |
E is what the meat of your ad will be. | "Thetu ndarĩ ya mũkĩ ũrĩa ũnagĩkĩria." |
F is your ad's "attitude". | F ni "uthire" wa itiri cia thambii yako. |
For example, "Advertising will convince artistic types age 18-35 that Apple computers are hip and cool. Support will be two men discussing Macs and PCs. Tone will be humorous." | Ngai ni mumbi, "Uhuthi wa kuhuthirwo itikadi wirore wa umuthi wa 18-35 ati ma komputa a Apple ni makirathimo na mathaitha. Kuhuthirwo ni mwiri wa wana wa gutiriira Mac na PC. Mwarimu wa ruciu." |
Part B of this strategy statement is the target audience. | Gishunje gia B ni mutara tara wa kiria urenda. |
Advertisers use many methods to gain information about this group, including demographics, psychographics (how the target thinks), and focus groups. | Magetha maitu matari maitu maria kuhuthuriria nyumeria ya muma, kihuthi guthii, maitu kuhuthiria maitu mariha (ithui itigithie), na mabara ma mwaki. |
Part C is the product itself. | Gishunje gia C ni kundu kiene |
Advertisers spend time studying this as well. | Thimu cia thirikari yakoragwo ni ciana ici. |
Important questions to ask are "Why would anybody buy this?" "What's the product's advantage?" and "What is the client's image?" | Mataara ma muiritwo iria ciothe ni "Mundu ati agetha ningo?" "Nikuri muthenya wa muthenya?" na "Niugikai wa muthenya?" |
The last one is important to consider in order to make sure that your ad doesn't jar with the public perception the company has created for itself. | Mũhĩrĩka wa kahĩo nĩ wĩndũ wa kũhĩkĩrwo mũno kũrĩkĩra kũrĩkana nĩ ĩrĩa mũhĩrĩkĩrĩrwo nĩ nyũmba yake ya kĩgoco ĩhatĩkagia. |
For example, hip or edgy ads probably won't go over well with a company that has a public image of being "conservative" and/or "family friendly." | Uhoro, matikuru na makiria maikara thoko ndacagirirwo na ati ya kuhuthiriria muthenya wao wa "agathirirwo" na/na "ruriri wa maitu." |
When preparing your advertisement, you should first define your product's Unique Selling Proposition (USP). | Hindi iria urahariria kimenyithia kwa wonjoria, ufataire wambe umenyithie kindu kiria urende kugathiriria (USP). |
To find the USP, ask yourself "How is this product different?" | Nigetha umenye kindu kiria urende kugatheriria, wiurie atiri, " Kindu kiu kina utriganu uriku?" |
Make a list of your product's pros and cons. | andika wega wa kindu kiu uhamwe na uuru wakio |
This will help you think about what message you want your ad to send. | Uhoro uyu niuguguteithia umenye kimenyithia kiria urenda gutuma. |
Positioning is an attempt to place a product into a certain category in consumers' minds: "the best", for example (best deodorant, best soda, etc.) ("The best" is, however, extremely difficult to establish for a new brand). | Kuruta ni iria itugire gukuira ciana cia mutumia ukinyitira ati gukura makiria muuma marihi ma mutumia: "muno" na mwene kana (muno wa kuhoya, muno wa soda, n.c.) (Muno, hoiwe, ni itarikuria kuruma thutha na makiama megi). |
Types of positioning are Against (eg, Hertz vs. Avis, 7-up vs. colas), Niche (a sub-division of a category), New, and Traditional. | Mataara ma kuuma ni Kuuga (Thiku, Hertz na Avis, 7-up na colas), Niche (maitaara ma kiri-ini ya kategorie), Muthenya, na Ituika. |
A Brand Character Statement sets the tone for an entire campaign. | Kwira wa Thutha wa Kiforomu niagurira muno kuhura ya ndiriri ya mugiro. |
A simple way to start preparing your advertisement is with this statement: "Advertising will ____A_____ ____B_____ that ____C_____ is ____D_____. Support will be ____E_____. Tone will be ____F_____." where A is a verb, B is a target demographic (such as, "girls between 14-18 years old"), C is your product, D is an adjective or phrase. | Gutiri cia kuhuthirio gukora itara iria ni na muthenya: "Kuhuthirio gukora ____A_____ ____B_____ iria ____C_____ ni ____D_____. Wira wira ni ____E_____. Kamutire ni ____F_____." aya ni mwena, B ni umuthi wa thutha (mwena, "maithe mawiria 14-18 muririo"), C ni itara ria thutha, D ni ithimo cia kimwe. |
E is what the meat of your ad will be. | "Thetu ndarĩ ya mũkĩ ũrĩa ũnagĩkĩria." |
F is your ad's "attitude". | F ni "uthire" wa itiri cia thambii yako. |
For example, "Advertising will convince artistic types age 18-35 that Apple computers are hip and cool. Support will be two men discussing Macs and PCs. Tone will be humorous." | Ngai ni mumbi, "Uhuthi wa kuhuthirwo itikadi wirore wa umuthi wa 18-35 ati ma komputa a Apple ni makirathimo na mathaitha. Kuhuthirwo ni mwiri wa wana wa gutiriira Mac na PC. Mwarimu wa ruciu." |
Part B of this strategy statement is the target audience. | Gishunje gia B ni mutara tara wa kiria urenda. |
Advertisers use many methods to gain information about this group, including demographics, psychographics (how the target thinks), and focus groups. | Magetha maitu matari maitu maria kuhuthuriria nyumeria ya muma, kihuthi guthii, maitu kuhuthiria maitu mariha (ithui itigithie), na mabara ma mwaki. |
Part C is the product itself. | Gishunje gia C ni kundu kiene |
Advertisers spend time studying this as well. | Thimu cia thirikari yakoragwo ni ciana ici. |
Important questions to ask are "Why would anybody buy this?" "What's the product's advantage?" and "What is the client's image?" | Mataara ma muiritwo iria ciothe ni "Mundu ati agetha ningo?" "Nikuri muthenya wa muthenya?" na "Niugikai wa muthenya?" |
The last one is important to consider in order to make sure that your ad doesn't jar with the public perception the company has created for itself. | Mũhĩrĩka wa kahĩo nĩ wĩndũ wa kũhĩkĩrwo mũno kũrĩkĩra kũrĩkana nĩ ĩrĩa mũhĩrĩkĩrĩrwo nĩ nyũmba yake ya kĩgoco ĩhatĩkagia. |
For example, hip or edgy ads probably won't go over well with a company that has a public image of being "conservative" and/or "family friendly." | Uhoro, matikuru na makiria maikara thoko ndacagirirwo na ati ya kuhuthiriria muthenya wao wa "agathirirwo" na/na "ruriri wa maitu." |
When preparing your advertisement, you should first define your product's Unique Selling Proposition (USP). | Hindi iria urahariria kimenyithia kwa wonjoria, ufataire wambe umenyithie kindu kiria urende kugathiriria (USP). |
To find the USP, ask yourself "How is this product different?" | Nigetha umenye kindu kiria urende kugatheriria, wiurie atiri, " Kindu kiu kina utriganu uriku?" |
Make a list of your product's pros and cons. | andika wega wa kindu kiu uhamwe na uuru wakio |
This will help you think about what message you want your ad to send. | Uhoro uyu niuguguteithia umenye kimenyithia kiria urenda gutuma. |
Positioning is an attempt to place a product into a certain category in consumers' minds: "the best", for example (best deodorant, best soda, etc.) ("The best" is, however, extremely difficult to establish for a new brand). | Kuruta ni iria itugire gukuira ciana cia mutumia ukinyitira ati gukura makiria muuma marihi ma mutumia: "muno" na mwene kana (muno wa kuhoya, muno wa soda, n.c.) (Muno, hoiwe, ni itarikuria kuruma thutha na makiama megi). |
Types of positioning are Against (eg, Hertz vs. Avis, 7-up vs. colas), Niche (a sub-division of a category), New, and Traditional. | Mataara ma kuuma ni Kuuga (Thiku, Hertz na Avis, 7-up na colas), Niche (maitaara ma kiri-ini ya kategorie), Muthenya, na Ituika. |
A Brand Character Statement sets the tone for an entire campaign. | Kwira wa Thutha wa Kiforomu niagurira muno kuhura ya ndiriri ya mugiro. |
A simple way to start preparing your advertisement is with this statement: "Advertising will ____A_____ ____B_____ that ____C_____ is ____D_____. Support will be ____E_____. Tone will be ____F_____." where A is a verb, B is a target demographic (such as, "girls between 14-18 years old"), C is your product, D is an adjective or phrase. | Gutiri cia kuhuthirio gukora itara iria ni na muthenya: "Kuhuthirio gukora ____A_____ ____B_____ iria ____C_____ ni ____D_____. Wira wira ni ____E_____. Kamutire ni ____F_____." aya ni mwena, B ni umuthi wa thutha (mwena, "maithe mawiria 14-18 muririo"), C ni itara ria thutha, D ni ithimo cia kimwe. |
E is what the meat of your ad will be. | "Thetu ndarĩ ya mũkĩ ũrĩa ũnagĩkĩria." |
F is your ad's "attitude". | F ni "uthire" wa itiri cia thambii yako. |
For example, "Advertising will convince artistic types age 18-35 that Apple computers are hip and cool. Support will be two men discussing Macs and PCs. Tone will be humorous." | Ngai ni mumbi, "Uhuthi wa kuhuthirwo itikadi wirore wa umuthi wa 18-35 ati ma komputa a Apple ni makirathimo na mathaitha. Kuhuthirwo ni mwiri wa wana wa gutiriira Mac na PC. Mwarimu wa ruciu." |
Part B of this strategy statement is the target audience. | Gishunje gia B ni mutara tara wa kiria urenda. |
Advertisers use many methods to gain information about this group, including demographics, psychographics (how the target thinks), and focus groups. | Magetha maitu matari maitu maria kuhuthuriria nyumeria ya muma, kihuthi guthii, maitu kuhuthiria maitu mariha (ithui itigithie), na mabara ma mwaki. |
Part C is the product itself. | Gishunje gia C ni kundu kiene |
Advertisers spend time studying this as well. | Thimu cia thirikari yakoragwo ni ciana ici. |
Important questions to ask are "Why would anybody buy this?" "What's the product's advantage?" and "What is the client's image?" | Mataara ma muiritwo iria ciothe ni "Mundu ati agetha ningo?" "Nikuri muthenya wa muthenya?" na "Niugikai wa muthenya?" |
The last one is important to consider in order to make sure that your ad doesn't jar with the public perception the company has created for itself. | Mũhĩrĩka wa kahĩo nĩ wĩndũ wa kũhĩkĩrwo mũno kũrĩkĩra kũrĩkana nĩ ĩrĩa mũhĩrĩkĩrĩrwo nĩ nyũmba yake ya kĩgoco ĩhatĩkagia. |
For example, hip or edgy ads probably won't go over well with a company that has a public image of being "conservative" and/or "family friendly." | Uhoro, matikuru na makiria maikara thoko ndacagirirwo na ati ya kuhuthiriria muthenya wao wa "agathirirwo" na/na "ruriri wa maitu." |
When preparing your advertisement, you should first define your product's Unique Selling Proposition (USP). | Hindi iria urahariria kimenyithia kwa wonjoria, ufataire wambe umenyithie kindu kiria urende kugathiriria (USP). |
To find the USP, ask yourself "How is this product different?" | Nigetha umenye kindu kiria urende kugatheriria, wiurie atiri, " Kindu kiu kina utriganu uriku?" |
Make a list of your product's pros and cons. | andika wega wa kindu kiu uhamwe na uuru wakio |
This will help you think about what message you want your ad to send. | Uhoro uyu niuguguteithia umenye kimenyithia kiria urenda gutuma. |
Positioning is an attempt to place a product into a certain category in consumers' minds: "the best", for example (best deodorant, best soda, etc.) ("The best" is, however, extremely difficult to establish for a new brand). | Kuruta ni iria itugire gukuira ciana cia mutumia ukinyitira ati gukura makiria muuma marihi ma mutumia: "muno" na mwene kana (muno wa kuhoya, muno wa soda, n.c.) (Muno, hoiwe, ni itarikuria kuruma thutha na makiama megi). |
Types of positioning are Against (eg, Hertz vs. Avis, 7-up vs. colas), Niche (a sub-division of a category), New, and Traditional. | Mataara ma kuuma ni Kuuga (Thiku, Hertz na Avis, 7-up na colas), Niche (maitaara ma kiri-ini ya kategorie), Muthenya, na Ituika. |
A Brand Character Statement sets the tone for an entire campaign. | Kwira wa Thutha wa Kiforomu niagurira muno kuhura ya ndiriri ya mugiro. |
A simple way to start preparing your advertisement is with this statement: "Advertising will ____A_____ ____B_____ that ____C_____ is ____D_____. Support will be ____E_____. Tone will be ____F_____." where A is a verb, B is a target demographic (such as, "girls between 14-18 years old"), C is your product, D is an adjective or phrase. | Gutiri cia kuhuthirio gukora itara iria ni na muthenya: "Kuhuthirio gukora ____A_____ ____B_____ iria ____C_____ ni ____D_____. Wira wira ni ____E_____. Kamutire ni ____F_____." aya ni mwena, B ni umuthi wa thutha (mwena, "maithe mawiria 14-18 muririo"), C ni itara ria thutha, D ni ithimo cia kimwe. |
E is what the meat of your ad will be. | "Thetu ndarĩ ya mũkĩ ũrĩa ũnagĩkĩria." |
F is your ad's "attitude". | F ni "uthire" wa itiri cia thambii yako. |
For example, "Advertising will convince artistic types age 18-35 that Apple computers are hip and cool. Support will be two men discussing Macs and PCs. Tone will be humorous." | Ngai ni mumbi, "Uhuthi wa kuhuthirwo itikadi wirore wa umuthi wa 18-35 ati ma komputa a Apple ni makirathimo na mathaitha. Kuhuthirwo ni mwiri wa wana wa gutiriira Mac na PC. Mwarimu wa ruciu." |
Part B of this strategy statement is the target audience. | Gishunje gia B ni mutara tara wa kiria urenda. |
Advertisers use many methods to gain information about this group, including demographics, psychographics (how the target thinks), and focus groups. | Magetha maitu matari maitu maria kuhuthuriria nyumeria ya muma, kihuthi guthii, maitu kuhuthiria maitu mariha (ithui itigithie), na mabara ma mwaki. |
Part C is the product itself. | Gishunje gia C ni kundu kiene |
Advertisers spend time studying this as well. | Thimu cia thirikari yakoragwo ni ciana ici. |
Important questions to ask are "Why would anybody buy this?" "What's the product's advantage?" and "What is the client's image?" | Mataara ma muiritwo iria ciothe ni "Mundu ati agetha ningo?" "Nikuri muthenya wa muthenya?" na "Niugikai wa muthenya?" |
The last one is important to consider in order to make sure that your ad doesn't jar with the public perception the company has created for itself. | Mũhĩrĩka wa kahĩo nĩ wĩndũ wa kũhĩkĩrwo mũno kũrĩkĩra kũrĩkana nĩ ĩrĩa mũhĩrĩkĩrĩrwo nĩ nyũmba yake ya kĩgoco ĩhatĩkagia. |
For example, hip or edgy ads probably won't go over well with a company that has a public image of being "conservative" and/or "family friendly." | Uhoro, matikuru na makiria maikara thoko ndacagirirwo na ati ya kuhuthiriria muthenya wao wa "agathirirwo" na/na "ruriri wa maitu." |
When preparing your advertisement, you should first define your product's Unique Selling Proposition (USP). | Hindi iria urahariria kimenyithia kwa wonjoria, ufataire wambe umenyithie kindu kiria urende kugathiriria (USP). |
To find the USP, ask yourself "How is this product different?" | Nigetha umenye kindu kiria urende kugatheriria, wiurie atiri, " Kindu kiu kina utriganu uriku?" |
Make a list of your product's pros and cons. | andika wega wa kindu kiu uhamwe na uuru wakio |
This will help you think about what message you want your ad to send. | Uhoro uyu niuguguteithia umenye kimenyithia kiria urenda gutuma. |
Positioning is an attempt to place a product into a certain category in consumers' minds: "the best", for example (best deodorant, best soda, etc.) ("The best" is, however, extremely difficult to establish for a new brand). | Kuruta ni iria itugire gukuira ciana cia mutumia ukinyitira ati gukura makiria muuma marihi ma mutumia: "muno" na mwene kana (muno wa kuhoya, muno wa soda, n.c.) (Muno, hoiwe, ni itarikuria kuruma thutha na makiama megi). |
Types of positioning are Against (eg, Hertz vs. Avis, 7-up vs. colas), Niche (a sub-division of a category), New, and Traditional. | Mataara ma kuuma ni Kuuga (Thiku, Hertz na Avis, 7-up na colas), Niche (maitaara ma kiri-ini ya kategorie), Muthenya, na Ituika. |
A Brand Character Statement sets the tone for an entire campaign. | Kwira wa Thutha wa Kiforomu niagurira muno kuhura ya ndiriri ya mugiro. |
A simple way to start preparing your advertisement is with this statement: "Advertising will ____A_____ ____B_____ that ____C_____ is ____D_____. Support will be ____E_____. Tone will be ____F_____." where A is a verb, B is a target demographic (such as, "girls between 14-18 years old"), C is your product, D is an adjective or phrase. | Gutiri cia kuhuthirio gukora itara iria ni na muthenya: "Kuhuthirio gukora ____A_____ ____B_____ iria ____C_____ ni ____D_____. Wira wira ni ____E_____. Kamutire ni ____F_____." aya ni mwena, B ni umuthi wa thutha (mwena, "maithe mawiria 14-18 muririo"), C ni itara ria thutha, D ni ithimo cia kimwe. |
E is what the meat of your ad will be. | "Thetu ndarĩ ya mũkĩ ũrĩa ũnagĩkĩria." |
F is your ad's "attitude". | F ni "uthire" wa itiri cia thambii yako. |
For example, "Advertising will convince artistic types age 18-35 that Apple computers are hip and cool. Support will be two men discussing Macs and PCs. Tone will be humorous." | Ngai ni mumbi, "Uhuthi wa kuhuthirwo itikadi wirore wa umuthi wa 18-35 ati ma komputa a Apple ni makirathimo na mathaitha. Kuhuthirwo ni mwiri wa wana wa gutiriira Mac na PC. Mwarimu wa ruciu." |
Part B of this strategy statement is the target audience. | Gishunje gia B ni mutara tara wa kiria urenda. |
Advertisers use many methods to gain information about this group, including demographics, psychographics (how the target thinks), and focus groups. | Magetha maitu matari maitu maria kuhuthuriria nyumeria ya muma, kihuthi guthii, maitu kuhuthiria maitu mariha (ithui itigithie), na mabara ma mwaki. |
Part C is the product itself. | Gishunje gia C ni kundu kiene |
Advertisers spend time studying this as well. | Thimu cia thirikari yakoragwo ni ciana ici. |
Important questions to ask are "Why would anybody buy this?" "What's the product's advantage?" and "What is the client's image?" | Mataara ma muiritwo iria ciothe ni "Mundu ati agetha ningo?" "Nikuri muthenya wa muthenya?" na "Niugikai wa muthenya?" |
The last one is important to consider in order to make sure that your ad doesn't jar with the public perception the company has created for itself. | Mũhĩrĩka wa kahĩo nĩ wĩndũ wa kũhĩkĩrwo mũno kũrĩkĩra kũrĩkana nĩ ĩrĩa mũhĩrĩkĩrĩrwo nĩ nyũmba yake ya kĩgoco ĩhatĩkagia. |
For example, hip or edgy ads probably won't go over well with a company that has a public image of being "conservative" and/or "family friendly." | Uhoro, matikuru na makiria maikara thoko ndacagirirwo na ati ya kuhuthiriria muthenya wao wa "agathirirwo" na/na "ruriri wa maitu." |
When preparing your advertisement, you should first define your product's Unique Selling Proposition (USP). | Hindi iria urahariria kimenyithia kwa wonjoria, ufataire wambe umenyithie kindu kiria urende kugathiriria (USP). |
To find the USP, ask yourself "How is this product different?" | Nigetha umenye kindu kiria urende kugatheriria, wiurie atiri, " Kindu kiu kina utriganu uriku?" |
Make a list of your product's pros and cons. | andika wega wa kindu kiu uhamwe na uuru wakio |
This will help you think about what message you want your ad to send. | Uhoro uyu niuguguteithia umenye kimenyithia kiria urenda gutuma. |
Positioning is an attempt to place a product into a certain category in consumers' minds: "the best", for example (best deodorant, best soda, etc.) ("The best" is, however, extremely difficult to establish for a new brand). | Kuruta ni iria itugire gukuira ciana cia mutumia ukinyitira ati gukura makiria muuma marihi ma mutumia: "muno" na mwene kana (muno wa kuhoya, muno wa soda, n.c.) (Muno, hoiwe, ni itarikuria kuruma thutha na makiama megi). |
Types of positioning are Against (eg, Hertz vs. Avis, 7-up vs. colas), Niche (a sub-division of a category), New, and Traditional. | Mataara ma kuuma ni Kuuga (Thiku, Hertz na Avis, 7-up na colas), Niche (maitaara ma kiri-ini ya kategorie), Muthenya, na Ituika. |
A Brand Character Statement sets the tone for an entire campaign. | Kwira wa Thutha wa Kiforomu niagurira muno kuhura ya ndiriri ya mugiro. |
A simple way to start preparing your advertisement is with this statement: "Advertising will ____A_____ ____B_____ that ____C_____ is ____D_____. Support will be ____E_____. Tone will be ____F_____." where A is a verb, B is a target demographic (such as, "girls between 14-18 years old"), C is your product, D is an adjective or phrase. | Gutiri cia kuhuthirio gukora itara iria ni na muthenya: "Kuhuthirio gukora ____A_____ ____B_____ iria ____C_____ ni ____D_____. Wira wira ni ____E_____. Kamutire ni ____F_____." aya ni mwena, B ni umuthi wa thutha (mwena, "maithe mawiria 14-18 muririo"), C ni itara ria thutha, D ni ithimo cia kimwe. |
E is what the meat of your ad will be. | "Thetu ndarĩ ya mũkĩ ũrĩa ũnagĩkĩria." |
F is your ad's "attitude". | F ni "uthire" wa itiri cia thambii yako. |
For example, "Advertising will convince artistic types age 18-35 that Apple computers are hip and cool. Support will be two men discussing Macs and PCs. Tone will be humorous." | Ngai ni mumbi, "Uhuthi wa kuhuthirwo itikadi wirore wa umuthi wa 18-35 ati ma komputa a Apple ni makirathimo na mathaitha. Kuhuthirwo ni mwiri wa wana wa gutiriira Mac na PC. Mwarimu wa ruciu." |
Part B of this strategy statement is the target audience. | Gishunje gia B ni mutara tara wa kiria urenda. |
Advertisers use many methods to gain information about this group, including demographics, psychographics (how the target thinks), and focus groups. | Magetha maitu matari maitu maria kuhuthuriria nyumeria ya muma, kihuthi guthii, maitu kuhuthiria maitu mariha (ithui itigithie), na mabara ma mwaki. |
Part C is the product itself. | Gishunje gia C ni kundu kiene |
Advertisers spend time studying this as well. | Thimu cia thirikari yakoragwo ni ciana ici. |
Important questions to ask are "Why would anybody buy this?" "What's the product's advantage?" and "What is the client's image?" | Mataara ma muiritwo iria ciothe ni "Mundu ati agetha ningo?" "Nikuri muthenya wa muthenya?" na "Niugikai wa muthenya?" |
The last one is important to consider in order to make sure that your ad doesn't jar with the public perception the company has created for itself. | Mũhĩrĩka wa kahĩo nĩ wĩndũ wa kũhĩkĩrwo mũno kũrĩkĩra kũrĩkana nĩ ĩrĩa mũhĩrĩkĩrĩrwo nĩ nyũmba yake ya kĩgoco ĩhatĩkagia. |
For example, hip or edgy ads probably won't go over well with a company that has a public image of being "conservative" and/or "family friendly." | Uhoro, matikuru na makiria maikara thoko ndacagirirwo na ati ya kuhuthiriria muthenya wao wa "agathirirwo" na/na "ruriri wa maitu." |
When preparing your advertisement, you should first define your product's Unique Selling Proposition (USP). | Hindi iria urahariria kimenyithia kwa wonjoria, ufataire wambe umenyithie kindu kiria urende kugathiriria (USP). |
To find the USP, ask yourself "How is this product different?" | Nigetha umenye kindu kiria urende kugatheriria, wiurie atiri, " Kindu kiu kina utriganu uriku?" |
Make a list of your product's pros and cons. | andika wega wa kindu kiu uhamwe na uuru wakio |
This will help you think about what message you want your ad to send. | Uhoro uyu niuguguteithia umenye kimenyithia kiria urenda gutuma. |
Positioning is an attempt to place a product into a certain category in consumers' minds: "the best", for example (best deodorant, best soda, etc.) ("The best" is, however, extremely difficult to establish for a new brand). | Kuruta ni iria itugire gukuira ciana cia mutumia ukinyitira ati gukura makiria muuma marihi ma mutumia: "muno" na mwene kana (muno wa kuhoya, muno wa soda, n.c.) (Muno, hoiwe, ni itarikuria kuruma thutha na makiama megi). |
Types of positioning are Against (eg, Hertz vs. Avis, 7-up vs. colas), Niche (a sub-division of a category), New, and Traditional. | Mataara ma kuuma ni Kuuga (Thiku, Hertz na Avis, 7-up na colas), Niche (maitaara ma kiri-ini ya kategorie), Muthenya, na Ituika. |
A Brand Character Statement sets the tone for an entire campaign. | Kwira wa Thutha wa Kiforomu niagurira muno kuhura ya ndiriri ya mugiro. |
A simple way to start preparing your advertisement is with this statement: "Advertising will ____A_____ ____B_____ that ____C_____ is ____D_____. Support will be ____E_____. Tone will be ____F_____." where A is a verb, B is a target demographic (such as, "girls between 14-18 years old"), C is your product, D is an adjective or phrase. | Gutiri cia kuhuthirio gukora itara iria ni na muthenya: "Kuhuthirio gukora ____A_____ ____B_____ iria ____C_____ ni ____D_____. Wira wira ni ____E_____. Kamutire ni ____F_____." aya ni mwena, B ni umuthi wa thutha (mwena, "maithe mawiria 14-18 muririo"), C ni itara ria thutha, D ni ithimo cia kimwe. |
E is what the meat of your ad will be. | "Thetu ndarĩ ya mũkĩ ũrĩa ũnagĩkĩria." |
F is your ad's "attitude". | F ni "uthire" wa itiri cia thambii yako. |
For example, "Advertising will convince artistic types age 18-35 that Apple computers are hip and cool. Support will be two men discussing Macs and PCs. Tone will be humorous." | Ngai ni mumbi, "Uhuthi wa kuhuthirwo itikadi wirore wa umuthi wa 18-35 ati ma komputa a Apple ni makirathimo na mathaitha. Kuhuthirwo ni mwiri wa wana wa gutiriira Mac na PC. Mwarimu wa ruciu." |
Part B of this strategy statement is the target audience. | Gishunje gia B ni mutara tara wa kiria urenda. |
Advertisers use many methods to gain information about this group, including demographics, psychographics (how the target thinks), and focus groups. | Magetha maitu matari maitu maria kuhuthuriria nyumeria ya muma, kihuthi guthii, maitu kuhuthiria maitu mariha (ithui itigithie), na mabara ma mwaki. |
Part C is the product itself. | Gishunje gia C ni kundu kiene |
Advertisers spend time studying this as well. | Thimu cia thirikari yakoragwo ni ciana ici. |
Important questions to ask are "Why would anybody buy this?" "What's the product's advantage?" and "What is the client's image?" | Mataara ma muiritwo iria ciothe ni "Mundu ati agetha ningo?" "Nikuri muthenya wa muthenya?" na "Niugikai wa muthenya?" |
The last one is important to consider in order to make sure that your ad doesn't jar with the public perception the company has created for itself. | Mũhĩrĩka wa kahĩo nĩ wĩndũ wa kũhĩkĩrwo mũno kũrĩkĩra kũrĩkana nĩ ĩrĩa mũhĩrĩkĩrĩrwo nĩ nyũmba yake ya kĩgoco ĩhatĩkagia. |
For example, hip or edgy ads probably won't go over well with a company that has a public image of being "conservative" and/or "family friendly." | Uhoro, matikuru na makiria maikara thoko ndacagirirwo na ati ya kuhuthiriria muthenya wao wa "agathirirwo" na/na "ruriri wa maitu." |
When preparing your advertisement, you should first define your product's Unique Selling Proposition (USP). | Hindi iria urahariria kimenyithia kwa wonjoria, ufataire wambe umenyithie kindu kiria urende kugathiriria (USP). |
To find the USP, ask yourself "How is this product different?" | Nigetha umenye kindu kiria urende kugatheriria, wiurie atiri, " Kindu kiu kina utriganu uriku?" |
Make a list of your product's pros and cons. | andika wega wa kindu kiu uhamwe na uuru wakio |
This will help you think about what message you want your ad to send. | Uhoro uyu niuguguteithia umenye kimenyithia kiria urenda gutuma. |
Positioning is an attempt to place a product into a certain category in consumers' minds: "the best", for example (best deodorant, best soda, etc.) ("The best" is, however, extremely difficult to establish for a new brand). | Kuruta ni iria itugire gukuira ciana cia mutumia ukinyitira ati gukura makiria muuma marihi ma mutumia: "muno" na mwene kana (muno wa kuhoya, muno wa soda, n.c.) (Muno, hoiwe, ni itarikuria kuruma thutha na makiama megi). |
Types of positioning are Against (eg, Hertz vs. Avis, 7-up vs. colas), Niche (a sub-division of a category), New, and Traditional. | Mataara ma kuuma ni Kuuga (Thiku, Hertz na Avis, 7-up na colas), Niche (maitaara ma kiri-ini ya kategorie), Muthenya, na Ituika. |
A Brand Character Statement sets the tone for an entire campaign. | Kwira wa Thutha wa Kiforomu niagurira muno kuhura ya ndiriri ya mugiro. |
A simple way to start preparing your advertisement is with this statement: "Advertising will ____A_____ ____B_____ that ____C_____ is ____D_____. Support will be ____E_____. Tone will be ____F_____." where A is a verb, B is a target demographic (such as, "girls between 14-18 years old"), C is your product, D is an adjective or phrase. | Gutiri cia kuhuthirio gukora itara iria ni na muthenya: "Kuhuthirio gukora ____A_____ ____B_____ iria ____C_____ ni ____D_____. Wira wira ni ____E_____. Kamutire ni ____F_____." aya ni mwena, B ni umuthi wa thutha (mwena, "maithe mawiria 14-18 muririo"), C ni itara ria thutha, D ni ithimo cia kimwe. |
E is what the meat of your ad will be. | "Thetu ndarĩ ya mũkĩ ũrĩa ũnagĩkĩria." |
F is your ad's "attitude". | F ni "uthire" wa itiri cia thambii yako. |
For example, "Advertising will convince artistic types age 18-35 that Apple computers are hip and cool. Support will be two men discussing Macs and PCs. Tone will be humorous." | Ngai ni mumbi, "Uhuthi wa kuhuthirwo itikadi wirore wa umuthi wa 18-35 ati ma komputa a Apple ni makirathimo na mathaitha. Kuhuthirwo ni mwiri wa wana wa gutiriira Mac na PC. Mwarimu wa ruciu." |
Part B of this strategy statement is the target audience. | Gishunje gia B ni mutara tara wa kiria urenda. |
Advertisers use many methods to gain information about this group, including demographics, psychographics (how the target thinks), and focus groups. | Magetha maitu matari maitu maria kuhuthuriria nyumeria ya muma, kihuthi guthii, maitu kuhuthiria maitu mariha (ithui itigithie), na mabara ma mwaki. |
Part C is the product itself. | Gishunje gia C ni kundu kiene |
Advertisers spend time studying this as well. | Thimu cia thirikari yakoragwo ni ciana ici. |
Important questions to ask are "Why would anybody buy this?" "What's the product's advantage?" and "What is the client's image?" | Mataara ma muiritwo iria ciothe ni "Mundu ati agetha ningo?" "Nikuri muthenya wa muthenya?" na "Niugikai wa muthenya?" |
The last one is important to consider in order to make sure that your ad doesn't jar with the public perception the company has created for itself. | Mũhĩrĩka wa kahĩo nĩ wĩndũ wa kũhĩkĩrwo mũno kũrĩkĩra kũrĩkana nĩ ĩrĩa mũhĩrĩkĩrĩrwo nĩ nyũmba yake ya kĩgoco ĩhatĩkagia. |
For example, hip or edgy ads probably won't go over well with a company that has a public image of being "conservative" and/or "family friendly." | Uhoro, matikuru na makiria maikara thoko ndacagirirwo na ati ya kuhuthiriria muthenya wao wa "agathirirwo" na/na "ruriri wa maitu." |
When preparing your advertisement, you should first define your product's Unique Selling Proposition (USP). | Hindi iria urahariria kimenyithia kwa wonjoria, ufataire wambe umenyithie kindu kiria urende kugathiriria (USP). |
To find the USP, ask yourself "How is this product different?" | Nigetha umenye kindu kiria urende kugatheriria, wiurie atiri, " Kindu kiu kina utriganu uriku?" |
Make a list of your product's pros and cons. | andika wega wa kindu kiu uhamwe na uuru wakio |
This will help you think about what message you want your ad to send. | Uhoro uyu niuguguteithia umenye kimenyithia kiria urenda gutuma. |
Positioning is an attempt to place a product into a certain category in consumers' minds: "the best", for example (best deodorant, best soda, etc.) ("The best" is, however, extremely difficult to establish for a new brand). | Kuruta ni iria itugire gukuira ciana cia mutumia ukinyitira ati gukura makiria muuma marihi ma mutumia: "muno" na mwene kana (muno wa kuhoya, muno wa soda, n.c.) (Muno, hoiwe, ni itarikuria kuruma thutha na makiama megi). |
Types of positioning are Against (eg, Hertz vs. Avis, 7-up vs. colas), Niche (a sub-division of a category), New, and Traditional. | Mataara ma kuuma ni Kuuga (Thiku, Hertz na Avis, 7-up na colas), Niche (maitaara ma kiri-ini ya kategorie), Muthenya, na Ituika. |
A Brand Character Statement sets the tone for an entire campaign. | Kwira wa Thutha wa Kiforomu niagurira muno kuhura ya ndiriri ya mugiro. |
A simple way to start preparing your advertisement is with this statement: "Advertising will ____A_____ ____B_____ that ____C_____ is ____D_____. Support will be ____E_____. Tone will be ____F_____." where A is a verb, B is a target demographic (such as, "girls between 14-18 years old"), C is your product, D is an adjective or phrase. | Gutiri cia kuhuthirio gukora itara iria ni na muthenya: "Kuhuthirio gukora ____A_____ ____B_____ iria ____C_____ ni ____D_____. Wira wira ni ____E_____. Kamutire ni ____F_____." aya ni mwena, B ni umuthi wa thutha (mwena, "maithe mawiria 14-18 muririo"), C ni itara ria thutha, D ni ithimo cia kimwe. |
E is what the meat of your ad will be. | "Thetu ndarĩ ya mũkĩ ũrĩa ũnagĩkĩria." |
F is your ad's "attitude". | F ni "uthire" wa itiri cia thambii yako. |
For example, "Advertising will convince artistic types age 18-35 that Apple computers are hip and cool. Support will be two men discussing Macs and PCs. Tone will be humorous." | Ngai ni mumbi, "Uhuthi wa kuhuthirwo itikadi wirore wa umuthi wa 18-35 ati ma komputa a Apple ni makirathimo na mathaitha. Kuhuthirwo ni mwiri wa wana wa gutiriira Mac na PC. Mwarimu wa ruciu." |
Part B of this strategy statement is the target audience. | Gishunje gia B ni mutara tara wa kiria urenda. |
Advertisers use many methods to gain information about this group, including demographics, psychographics (how the target thinks), and focus groups. | Magetha maitu matari maitu maria kuhuthuriria nyumeria ya muma, kihuthi guthii, maitu kuhuthiria maitu mariha (ithui itigithie), na mabara ma mwaki. |
Part C is the product itself. | Gishunje gia C ni kundu kiene |
Advertisers spend time studying this as well. | Thimu cia thirikari yakoragwo ni ciana ici. |
Important questions to ask are "Why would anybody buy this?" "What's the product's advantage?" and "What is the client's image?" | Mataara ma muiritwo iria ciothe ni "Mundu ati agetha ningo?" "Nikuri muthenya wa muthenya?" na "Niugikai wa muthenya?" |
The last one is important to consider in order to make sure that your ad doesn't jar with the public perception the company has created for itself. | Mũhĩrĩka wa kahĩo nĩ wĩndũ wa kũhĩkĩrwo mũno kũrĩkĩra kũrĩkana nĩ ĩrĩa mũhĩrĩkĩrĩrwo nĩ nyũmba yake ya kĩgoco ĩhatĩkagia. |
For example, hip or edgy ads probably won't go over well with a company that has a public image of being "conservative" and/or "family friendly." | Uhoro, matikuru na makiria maikara thoko ndacagirirwo na ati ya kuhuthiriria muthenya wao wa "agathirirwo" na/na "ruriri wa maitu." |
When preparing your advertisement, you should first define your product's Unique Selling Proposition (USP). | Hindi iria urahariria kimenyithia kwa wonjoria, ufataire wambe umenyithie kindu kiria urende kugathiriria (USP). |
To find the USP, ask yourself "How is this product different?" | Nigetha umenye kindu kiria urende kugatheriria, wiurie atiri, " Kindu kiu kina utriganu uriku?" |
Make a list of your product's pros and cons. | andika wega wa kindu kiu uhamwe na uuru wakio |
This will help you think about what message you want your ad to send. | Uhoro uyu niuguguteithia umenye kimenyithia kiria urenda gutuma. |
Positioning is an attempt to place a product into a certain category in consumers' minds: "the best", for example (best deodorant, best soda, etc.) ("The best" is, however, extremely difficult to establish for a new brand). | Kuruta ni iria itugire gukuira ciana cia mutumia ukinyitira ati gukura makiria muuma marihi ma mutumia: "muno" na mwene kana (muno wa kuhoya, muno wa soda, n.c.) (Muno, hoiwe, ni itarikuria kuruma thutha na makiama megi). |
Types of positioning are Against (eg, Hertz vs. Avis, 7-up vs. colas), Niche (a sub-division of a category), New, and Traditional. | Mataara ma kuuma ni Kuuga (Thiku, Hertz na Avis, 7-up na colas), Niche (maitaara ma kiri-ini ya kategorie), Muthenya, na Ituika. |
A Brand Character Statement sets the tone for an entire campaign. | Kwira wa Thutha wa Kiforomu niagurira muno kuhura ya ndiriri ya mugiro. |
A simple way to start preparing your advertisement is with this statement: "Advertising will ____A_____ ____B_____ that ____C_____ is ____D_____. Support will be ____E_____. Tone will be ____F_____." where A is a verb, B is a target demographic (such as, "girls between 14-18 years old"), C is your product, D is an adjective or phrase. | Gutiri cia kuhuthirio gukora itara iria ni na muthenya: "Kuhuthirio gukora ____A_____ ____B_____ iria ____C_____ ni ____D_____. Wira wira ni ____E_____. Kamutire ni ____F_____." aya ni mwena, B ni umuthi wa thutha (mwena, "maithe mawiria 14-18 muririo"), C ni itara ria thutha, D ni ithimo cia kimwe. |
E is what the meat of your ad will be. | "Thetu ndarĩ ya mũkĩ ũrĩa ũnagĩkĩria." |
F is your ad's "attitude". | F ni "uthire" wa itiri cia thambii yako. |
For example, "Advertising will convince artistic types age 18-35 that Apple computers are hip and cool. Support will be two men discussing Macs and PCs. Tone will be humorous." | Ngai ni mumbi, "Uhuthi wa kuhuthirwo itikadi wirore wa umuthi wa 18-35 ati ma komputa a Apple ni makirathimo na mathaitha. Kuhuthirwo ni mwiri wa wana wa gutiriira Mac na PC. Mwarimu wa ruciu." |
Part B of this strategy statement is the target audience. | Gishunje gia B ni mutara tara wa kiria urenda. |
Advertisers use many methods to gain information about this group, including demographics, psychographics (how the target thinks), and focus groups. | Magetha maitu matari maitu maria kuhuthuriria nyumeria ya muma, kihuthi guthii, maitu kuhuthiria maitu mariha (ithui itigithie), na mabara ma mwaki. |
Part C is the product itself. | Gishunje gia C ni kundu kiene |
Advertisers spend time studying this as well. | Thimu cia thirikari yakoragwo ni ciana ici. |
Important questions to ask are "Why would anybody buy this?" "What's the product's advantage?" and "What is the client's image?" | Mataara ma muiritwo iria ciothe ni "Mundu ati agetha ningo?" "Nikuri muthenya wa muthenya?" na "Niugikai wa muthenya?" |
The last one is important to consider in order to make sure that your ad doesn't jar with the public perception the company has created for itself. | Mũhĩrĩka wa kahĩo nĩ wĩndũ wa kũhĩkĩrwo mũno kũrĩkĩra kũrĩkana nĩ ĩrĩa mũhĩrĩkĩrĩrwo nĩ nyũmba yake ya kĩgoco ĩhatĩkagia. |
For example, hip or edgy ads probably won't go over well with a company that has a public image of being "conservative" and/or "family friendly." | Uhoro, matikuru na makiria maikara thoko ndacagirirwo na ati ya kuhuthiriria muthenya wao wa "agathirirwo" na/na "ruriri wa maitu." |
When preparing your advertisement, you should first define your product's Unique Selling Proposition (USP). | Hindi iria urahariria kimenyithia kwa wonjoria, ufataire wambe umenyithie kindu kiria urende kugathiriria (USP). |
To find the USP, ask yourself "How is this product different?" | Nigetha umenye kindu kiria urende kugatheriria, wiurie atiri, " Kindu kiu kina utriganu uriku?" |
Make a list of your product's pros and cons. | andika wega wa kindu kiu uhamwe na uuru wakio |
This will help you think about what message you want your ad to send. | Uhoro uyu niuguguteithia umenye kimenyithia kiria urenda gutuma. |
Positioning is an attempt to place a product into a certain category in consumers' minds: "the best", for example (best deodorant, best soda, etc.) ("The best" is, however, extremely difficult to establish for a new brand). | Kuruta ni iria itugire gukuira ciana cia mutumia ukinyitira ati gukura makiria muuma marihi ma mutumia: "muno" na mwene kana (muno wa kuhoya, muno wa soda, n.c.) (Muno, hoiwe, ni itarikuria kuruma thutha na makiama megi). |
Types of positioning are Against (eg, Hertz vs. Avis, 7-up vs. colas), Niche (a sub-division of a category), New, and Traditional. | Mataara ma kuuma ni Kuuga (Thiku, Hertz na Avis, 7-up na colas), Niche (maitaara ma kiri-ini ya kategorie), Muthenya, na Ituika. |
A Brand Character Statement sets the tone for an entire campaign. | Kwira wa Thutha wa Kiforomu niagurira muno kuhura ya ndiriri ya mugiro. |
A simple way to start preparing your advertisement is with this statement: "Advertising will ____A_____ ____B_____ that ____C_____ is ____D_____. Support will be ____E_____. Tone will be ____F_____." where A is a verb, B is a target demographic (such as, "girls between 14-18 years old"), C is your product, D is an adjective or phrase. | Gutiri cia kuhuthirio gukora itara iria ni na muthenya: "Kuhuthirio gukora ____A_____ ____B_____ iria ____C_____ ni ____D_____. Wira wira ni ____E_____. Kamutire ni ____F_____." aya ni mwena, B ni umuthi wa thutha (mwena, "maithe mawiria 14-18 muririo"), C ni itara ria thutha, D ni ithimo cia kimwe. |
E is what the meat of your ad will be. | "Thetu ndarĩ ya mũkĩ ũrĩa ũnagĩkĩria." |
F is your ad's "attitude". | F ni "uthire" wa itiri cia thambii yako. |
For example, "Advertising will convince artistic types age 18-35 that Apple computers are hip and cool. Support will be two men discussing Macs and PCs. Tone will be humorous." | Ngai ni mumbi, "Uhuthi wa kuhuthirwo itikadi wirore wa umuthi wa 18-35 ati ma komputa a Apple ni makirathimo na mathaitha. Kuhuthirwo ni mwiri wa wana wa gutiriira Mac na PC. Mwarimu wa ruciu." |
Part B of this strategy statement is the target audience. | Gishunje gia B ni mutara tara wa kiria urenda. |
Advertisers use many methods to gain information about this group, including demographics, psychographics (how the target thinks), and focus groups. | Magetha maitu matari maitu maria kuhuthuriria nyumeria ya muma, kihuthi guthii, maitu kuhuthiria maitu mariha (ithui itigithie), na mabara ma mwaki. |
Part C is the product itself. | Gishunje gia C ni kundu kiene |
Advertisers spend time studying this as well. | Thimu cia thirikari yakoragwo ni ciana ici. |
Important questions to ask are "Why would anybody buy this?" "What's the product's advantage?" and "What is the client's image?" | Mataara ma muiritwo iria ciothe ni "Mundu ati agetha ningo?" "Nikuri muthenya wa muthenya?" na "Niugikai wa muthenya?" |
The last one is important to consider in order to make sure that your ad doesn't jar with the public perception the company has created for itself. | Mũhĩrĩka wa kahĩo nĩ wĩndũ wa kũhĩkĩrwo mũno kũrĩkĩra kũrĩkana nĩ ĩrĩa mũhĩrĩkĩrĩrwo nĩ nyũmba yake ya kĩgoco ĩhatĩkagia. |
For example, hip or edgy ads probably won't go over well with a company that has a public image of being "conservative" and/or "family friendly." | Uhoro, matikuru na makiria maikara thoko ndacagirirwo na ati ya kuhuthiriria muthenya wao wa "agathirirwo" na/na "ruriri wa maitu." |
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