Language in Marketing
In the world
of marketing and business, words are used to communicate in more than one way.
Language is used to sell a product, to draw curiosity and interest, and to get
consumers to want to buy the product at hand. Using persuasive language is going
to attract customers to the product. According to entrepreneur.com, these are the top ten persuasive words
that a customer wants to hear to draw them in for a purchase.
Being
persuasive is not the only way you can draw a customer in for a purchase. Language
in marketing is used to draw the attention of a consumer to the product. Most
of the time, this is done by using slogans or catch phrases that will either remain
in a consumer’s head if they hear it on the radio or television, or, catch the
consumer’s eye if they pass it on a billboard.
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Memes are
another way that consumers can communicate to consumers. According to the article “Meme Marketing: How Brands
are Speaking a New Consumer Language” on Forbes, marketers are jumping at the
chance to use social media to their advantage. The marketing team tailors the
content so that it will attract the most amount of people via social media. This
new way of marketing is going to attract the attention of more consumers which
will hopefully lead to the increase of sales. Marketers must use technology and
what is popular at the time to boost consumer response.
The power of words and use of language in
marketing is important. Especially in making advertisements to sell the
product. According to an article on morethanbranding.com, “Both Advertising and
Marketing use graphical, textual, verbal or sound communication tools in order
to construct messages that lead to consumption of products and services that
are offered by a brand…” According to the article, is the marketing team does
these six things, it will be successful in the use of the language to attract
consumers. The messages should be simple, they should effectively communicate a
story, it should be short and concise, the context should be effective, use
rhetoric language that is understandable, and use symbology that consumers will
understand and will be effective.
The use of
language in marketing should be able to draw the attention of the consumer to
the product. The marketing strategies should be able to sell the product from
the slogan and the advertisement.