I have 3 story ideas.
For my front page, i had decided on health inspectors shutting down the college due to health and saftey standards.
For my inside stories i am going to do about a new local DJ, and a local boy winning an eating contest.
Friday, 4 November 2011
Selected Slogan
For my slogan i have chosen "Bringing Manchester Closer". After much thought and consideration, i have decided upon this for my slogan for a few reasons. Firstly, it is very short, this is good as people are more likely to remember something that is short. Secondly, it is quite sharp and snappy. This again will help people remember the name. Finally, it gives the buyer a general idea on where the news is based, as it contains the area which it is based in, Manchester.
Slogans
Today, i am looking into slogans from other newspapers across the globe. There are many including the following;
The Independent newspaper
Advertising slogans: The quality compact. It is. Are you?
Wall Street Journal
Slogan: The daily diary of the American dream
Helsingin Sanomat newspaper
Marketing slogan: Scandinavia's BIGGEST newspaper
Evening Herald tabloid newspaper, Dublin, Ireland
Advertising slogan: Evening Herald. The Best Part of the Day
Daily Times newspaper, Lahore, Pakistan
Slogan: Your right to know. A new voice for a new Pakistan.
Scotland On Sunday, broadsheet newspaper
Tagline: Scotland up close.
The Sun, a British tabloid newspaper
Tagline: The Sun. We love it!
The similarity in all of these slogans is that they are all short and snappy. I believe that if i want to make a successful slogan it also need to be short, snappy but also memorable. If i can make it these three things then i think that it will make my radio advert sound better, but also it will improve my poster as it will become more memorable.
The Independent newspaper
Advertising slogans: The quality compact. It is. Are you?
Wall Street Journal
Slogan: The daily diary of the American dream
Helsingin Sanomat newspaper
Marketing slogan: Scandinavia's BIGGEST newspaper
Evening Herald tabloid newspaper, Dublin, Ireland
Advertising slogan: Evening Herald. The Best Part of the Day
Daily Times newspaper, Lahore, Pakistan
Slogan: Your right to know. A new voice for a new Pakistan.
Scotland On Sunday, broadsheet newspaper
Tagline: Scotland up close.
The Sun, a British tabloid newspaper
Tagline: The Sun. We love it!
The similarity in all of these slogans is that they are all short and snappy. I believe that if i want to make a successful slogan it also need to be short, snappy but also memorable. If i can make it these three things then i think that it will make my radio advert sound better, but also it will improve my poster as it will become more memorable.
Thursday, 3 November 2011
Wednesday, 2 November 2011
Tuesday, 18 October 2011
Newspaper TV adverts
I have been researching newspapers for the past few weeks and have been looking at advertisements. There isn't actually that many, but i have found a few TV adverts online. The common trend in these adverts is that it doesn't actually advertise the newspaper, but more what is available through the newspaper (eg, The Sun holidays and free DVDs). This could be because of the "online" generation now wish to access news through other forms rather than the actual newspapers, but rather online or on a mobile phone. Here are 2 examples of TV adverts from the sun.
Sales figures for Regional Newspapers
The table below shows the recent trend in newspaper figures. The second column is the average distribution figure. And the last column is the percentage in which the paper has increased or decreased. This shows that the current trend in people buying the local papers are decreasing everywhere, and not just in more local areas like Wigan, but even the bigger city's like Manchester and Liverpool
Wigan Evening Post | 7,092 | -6.3pc |
Lancashire Telegraph | 23,260 | -8.5pc |
The Gazette, Blackpool | 22,074 | -8.9pc |
Manchester Evening News | 90,973 | -5.9pc |
Liverpool Echo | 85,463 | -4.1pc |
Liverpool Daily Post | 8,217 | -2.1pc |
Newcastle Evening Chronicle | 52,486 | -8.1pc |
The Bolton News | 21,940 | -9.2pc |
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