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Acknowledgments | |
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Introduction | |
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Inventing tools that support advertisers in generating ideas | |
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Can creativity be defined and quantified? | |
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Creativity: An academic perspective | |
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Looking for a method in the creative madness | |
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Effectiveness of creative ads | |
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A brief outline of the tools | |
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Fusion | |
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Closed World | |
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Unification | |
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Where do ideas come from? | |
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Prisons that set you free | |
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The constraint of the medium | |
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Paradox: Mixing constraints with daring | |
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Definition of advertising media | |
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Using the medium | |
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Two approaches to using Unification | |
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Approach 1: Exploring the medium to serve the message: Getting more out of an existing medium | |
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Instructions for use | |
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Approach 2: Content creates form: Recruiting a medium in the environment of the message | |
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Instructions for use | |
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How can we benefit from resources in the environment of the medium? | |
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Instructions for use | |
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And some for the road | |
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Activation | |
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Gluttons for attention in a noisy world | |
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The message is tuned out before it is spoken | |
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Defining the tool | |
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Other examples that prove the rule | |
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You can't ignore what you create | |
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When is Activation useful | |
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Activating imaginations | |
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Benefits of using Activation: What it provides | |
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How to apply Activation | |
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Taking advantage of the medium | |
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And some for the road | |
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Metaphor | |
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Splitting metaphoric hairs | |
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Getting it in one shot | |
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The Metaphor tool | |
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Distinguishing art | |
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How to effectively create a metaphoric ad | |
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An example: Options open to the advertiser | |
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Going all the way - fuse all three | |
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Brand advertising | |
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Brand recognition | |
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Instructions for use | |
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And some for the road | |
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Subtraction | |
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Minimalism wins creative results | |
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When subtraction is an addition | |
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How Subtraction highlights the message | |
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Subtraction can be used on any element - and partially | |
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Instructions for use | |
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Unintuitive thinking | |
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And some for the road | |
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Extreme Consequence | |
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Avoiding clich� - and still highlighting a product's promise | |
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Consequence replaces promise | |
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Instructions for use | |
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Thinking process for presenting a minor trait | |
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Provide a new approach to a product | |
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Instructions for use of Extreme Consequence, using a minor trait | |
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And some for the road | |
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Absurd Alternative | |
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Focus on the benefit - not the product | |
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Generous irony in absurd situations | |
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Thinking processes for using the tool | |
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Additional uses for this tool | |
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Instructions for use | |
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When the product should be in the ad | |
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And some for the road | |
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Inversion | |
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In marketing - there's nothing to fear but fear itself | |
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The Inversion alternative | |
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Absurd situations make it real | |
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Using Inversion on our old standbys | |
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Thinking process | |
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When to use minor trait Inversion | |
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Generosity | |
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When to use Inversion | |
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Instructions for use | |
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And some for the road | |
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Extreme Effort | |
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What to say when you have nothing to say | |
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Two types of scenes | |
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When to use the tool | |
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Instructions for use | |
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And some for the road | |
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Attribute-Value Mapping | |
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The three questions | |
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The difference between an attribute and a value | |
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Added value of defining the value - the next step of the process: Beginning to seek new messages | |
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A few examples: Are these advertisements based on attribute or value? | |
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Why don't people do what they know is right? | |
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The connection between attribute and value | |
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Distinguishing between attribute and value levels | |
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What the AV Mapping offers | |
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How to build your own Attribute-Value map | |
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And some for the road | |
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Photograph Credits | |
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Index | |