Audience Feedback On Television Ad

the responses i got back showing the advert were quite positive.
many points were raised both positive and critical, the critical i was already aware of and sahemd to say that i wasn't clever enough to correct :')

TUMBLR FEEDBACK

• "Really like the characters portrayed in the ad, like that the same actress has been used throughout, shame about the audio dipping at the end" Jess
• "like the variation of speeds of the video, keeps the advert exciting" Ash
• "Was a very long advert but didn't get too bored, not sure how I'd react to it if i was waiting for my programme to come on and this appeared though!" Serene
• "Very funny and interesting, and the product is different also" Jasmine
• "i don't know if it's down to you but the visual quality of the advert was very good, and the camera angles were good too, i really like the exchanged glances between the paris girl and the dog" Annie
• "I want the garbage dress! the plot is very unique and i liked it" Ryan

I then showed them the magazine cover and the response was very positive.

Jess: "I really like the use of colour, it's very unique and i haven't seen that on a cover before, they are normal quite neutral backdrops and the people on the front are famous, this is a nice change, and the magazine name is quite clever"

Ash: "this is really cute, but i'd worry that it may only attract girls who find the person on the front relatable, it may take more to encourage a guy to give it a second glance"

Serene: "The colours are really nice, it's a very warm cover, i think people would be happy to look at it, it's eye-catching"

Jasmine: "the stuff on the front seems like the sort of things i would like to read about, I LOVE AMAZING PHIL HAHAHA<3 so i'd definitely read it"

Ryan: "I agree with Ash in some respects, the issues and articles on the front would appeal to me but in a shop i would be unlikely to look at it in the first place, i gave your blog a quick read though and i agree that it'd be a good idea to have it more web-based so both genders could be approached differently"