STRATEGIC REQUIREMENT 3: CONSISTENCY WITH THE PREVIOUS CAMPAIGN On the surface we had equity in Warren, the size of his equity would become even more apparent in time2. There was a solid argument for keeping the character. The obvious counter argument was that as a youth brand with a reputation for innovation Virgin should be unpredictable and constantly changing. We did however need to ensure that this campaign was regarded as a coherent development from the Warren campaign. THE COMMUNICATION OBJECTIVES Through analysis of what the brand needed the initial dream brief had evolved into somewhat of a nightmare. A case of doing the right thing not the easy thing had made our task more difficult. It had taken on greater significance and now had a requirement list that would make all planners nervous: a. Raise awareness of VMA's picture messaging service. b. Successfully communicate the market leading 25c rate. c. Highlight a benefit of picture messaging that is motivating to our youth audience and distinctive from the competition. d. Create a consistent brand platform for the mid term. e. Find Brisbane Music Video glue that hitches this campaign to the hugely successful Warren campaign.

You attempt to define the advertising problem by identifying the current Brisbane Music Video of the product/service, target market, and competition. You show a limited understanding of issue and its implications. You list alternative advertising strategy to address advertising problem/opportunity, utilising broad advertising frameworks. The advertising problem is generally well articulated with some implications. You show an adequate understanding of the direction and content of issue. This problem statement is partially linked with Brisbane Music Video analysis. You formulate and defend the use of alternative advertising strategy to address the advertising problem/opportunity, utilising relevant advertising principles.

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