One TagBack ad designed for a pick-up line banner, a social media video post and a morning-announcements video spot, compared by audience, time, message and call to action.
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Šmykľavka: 1
Billboard: Banner at the Pick-Up Line
Lost it?TagBack it.$10 for 25.
Who sees it: parents waiting in the car line.How long they look: about 3 seconds.
Šmykľavka: 2
Social Media: Short Video Post
Lincoln Middle School
Is your kid's hoodie in here?
Who sees it: parents who follow the school's page.How long they look: 1–2 seconds unless the first frame hooks them.
Šmykľavka: 3
Video Spot: Morning Announcements
TagBack:The Lost Hoodie
Who sees it: every student, every morning for a week.How long they look: a full 30 seconds.
Šmykľavka: 4
Billboard: Call to Action
Scan to order
TagBack: $10 for 25
Message: seven words or fewer, "Lost it? TagBack it. $10 for 25." Call to action: scan the big QR code on the banner. Changed: the short look keeps only the slogan and price.
Šmykľavka: 5
Social Media: Call to Action
Name it. Scan it.Get it back.
TagBack
Tap the link to order
Message: the overflowing lost-and-found bin, then the label being scanned. Call to action: tap the link to order. Changed: the first frame has to hook a scrolling parent.
Šmykľavka: 6
Video Spot: Call to Action
Tell your parents:order on the PTA page.
Message: the full story from the commercial storyboard. Call to action: "Tell your parents: order on the PTA page." Changed: students can't buy, so it asks them to tell a parent.