The one moment
Fractions of a second decide whether our advertisements fulfil their purpose or fail. We therefore value exciting motifs and short, concise texts designed to grab the attention of our target group.
Best Practice
Dont’s

Wrong colour effect

Avoid several teasers

Standard elements in the wrong position
4 steps towards an effective advertisement
Decision 1
Format
KESSEL does not place small-format advertisements.
1. Example layout for print media advertisements
2. Example layout for online advertisements


KESSEL does not place small-format advertisements.
1. Example layout for print media advertisements
2. Example layout for online advertisements
Decision 2
Campaign motif and base colour
Develop a meaningful campaign motif and decide which of the base colours it should be presented on:
1. Violet base colour
2. White base colour
3. Example of violet
4. Example of white




Develop a meaningful campaign motif and decide which of the base colours it should be presented on:
1. Violet base colour
2. White base colour
3. Example of violet
4. Example of white
Decision 3
Call to Action
An advertisement should always include a Call to Action for more detailed information, an event or similar.
Left: Example for the website
Right: Example for a trade fair teaser

An advertisement should always include a Call to Action for more detailed information, an event or similar.
Left: Example for the website
Right: Example for a trade fair teaser
Decision 4
Additional information
Decide whether “Made in Germany”, claim and/or “www.kessel.de” are to be positioned.
1. Positioning in the margin
2. Both elements
3. Only “www.kessel.de”
4. “www.kessel.de” subdomain
5. Claim “Leading in drainage”





Decide whether “Made in Germany”, claim and/or “www.kessel.de” are to be positioned.
1. Positioning in the margin
2. Both elements
3. Only “www.kessel.de”
4. “www.kessel.de” subdomain
5. Claim “Leading in drainage”