Lanskap Elemen Retorika Komunikasi Pemasaran dalam Bentuk Jargon Iklan sebagai Pengubah Sikap Pemirsa Televisi

Jargon or slogans are essential elements in television advertisements, designed to be memorable and to influence the audience's perception and attitude towards the product. This study aims to analyze the impact of using advertising jargon on television on audience attitude changes within the context of information science. Data was collected through a survey using a questionnaire involving 83 respondents from various age groups and occupations. The study explores the audience’s understanding of advertising jargon, the positioning of the jargon within the ads, and the emotional and cognitive appeal it generates. The findings show that 92.77% of respondents understand the jargon used in advertisements, and the majority find advertising jargon highly appealing (83.13%). Most respondents (72.29%) identified that jargon is typically placed in the middle of the advertisement, where audience attention is at its peak. Additionally, 73.49% of respondents felt compelled to purchase the product due to the jargon used. This indicates that jargon plays a significant role in creating emotional appeal and enhancing the audience's memory of the advertised product. Overall, this study reinforces the importance of using advertising jargon in television as an effective tool for shaping perceptions and influencing consumer purchase decisions.

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Kediri Journal of Journalism and Digital Media (KJOURDIA)
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2024-11-28
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https://doi.org/10.30762/kjourdia.v2i2.2578
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SMEs Development and Digital Marketing
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Lanskap Elemen Retorika Komunikasi Pemasaran dalam Bentuk Jargon Iklan sebagai Pengubah Sikap Pemirsa Televisi

Hascaryo Pramudibyanto
Kediri Journal of Journalism and Digital Media (KJOURDIA)
SMEs Development and Digital Marketing
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Lanskap Elemen Retorika Komunikasi Pemasaran dalam Bentuk Jargon Iklan sebagai Pengubah Sikap Pemirsa Televisi

Hascaryo Pramudibyanto
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Abstract

Jargon or slogans are essential elements in television advertisements, designed to be memorable and to influence the audience's perception and attitude towards the product. This study aims to analyze the impact of using advertising jargon on television on audience attitude changes within the context of information science. Data was collected through a survey using a questionnaire involving 83 respondents from various age groups and occupations. The study explores the audience’s understanding of advertising jargon, the positioning of the jargon within the ads, and the emotional and cognitive appeal it generates. The findings show that 92.77% of respondents understand the jargon used in advertisements, and the majority find advertising jargon highly appealing (83.13%). Most respondents (72.29%) identified that jargon is typically placed in the middle of the advertisement, where audience attention is at its peak. Additionally, 73.49% of respondents felt compelled to purchase the product due to the jargon used. This indicates that jargon plays a significant role in creating emotional appeal and enhancing the audience's memory of the advertised product. Overall, this study reinforces the importance of using advertising jargon in television as an effective tool for shaping perceptions and influencing consumer purchase decisions.

Kediri Journal of Journalism and Digital Media (KJOURDIA)Vol. 2(2)
Indonesia Open University (ID)
Openalex Percentile: Top 50%
SMEs Development and Digital Marketing
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