Call me Final Fantasy Die hard fan!
Few weeks ago, one of my core subjects (namely Integrated Marketing Communication), had persisted me to come up with printing advertisement design and analysis. Though I was surprisingly energized to create it, I was mere confused with the preference of the product. What product should I appropriately come up with?
As a J-fangirl, my very first choice lay on Hyde’s newest single, “Season’s Call”. Regrettably there will be nothing much significant point of purchase on the print ad. (What should I put inside the ad? There’s no momentous point in emphasizing his huge self portrait within two page advertisement *sweatdrop*)
Alternatively, I was thinking of constructing magazine advertisement for my second-favorite game ever, Final Fantasy series (the no 1 ever was Suikoden series). Honestly speaking, I was quite brilliant in babbling about the importance of gaming and its related stuffs (passion gave importance, absolutely!). Therefore, I was producing two page print ad for Square-Enix’s brand new dazzling installment, Final Fantasy XII.
With all those so-called marvelous marketing campaign recommended within my reports, Square-Enix should started thinking about hiring some marketing executives from the gaming communities XD. *overstating self esteem, as always*
Few weeks ago, one of my core subjects (namely Integrated Marketing Communication), had persisted me to come up with printing advertisement design and analysis. Though I was surprisingly energized to create it, I was mere confused with the preference of the product. What product should I appropriately come up with?
As a J-fangirl, my very first choice lay on Hyde’s newest single, “Season’s Call”. Regrettably there will be nothing much significant point of purchase on the print ad. (What should I put inside the ad? There’s no momentous point in emphasizing his huge self portrait within two page advertisement *sweatdrop*)
Alternatively, I was thinking of constructing magazine advertisement for my second-favorite game ever, Final Fantasy series (the no 1 ever was Suikoden series). Honestly speaking, I was quite brilliant in babbling about the importance of gaming and its related stuffs (passion gave importance, absolutely!). Therefore, I was producing two page print ad for Square-Enix’s brand new dazzling installment, Final Fantasy XII.
With all those so-called marvelous marketing campaign recommended within my reports, Square-Enix should started thinking about hiring some marketing executives from the gaming communities XD. *overstating self esteem, as always*










