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    Advertisements are used as ways to attract audiences to an array of products. Advertisers use them to sell many of the same product but in a way so that they appeal to many different audiences by connecting with them on some level. In order to make these connections they must identify their target audience and use what they know about their already existing cultural values, norms, and interests. In the Ford and Cadillac commercials they are both attempting to sell to two different types of…

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    In today’s modern era the world is full of advertisement it is our environment (Kilbourne 1). It’s all around us on television, internet, radio, and even on billboards and signs. Advertisement influences society and plays a huge role in creating a great impact on people’s behavior. Advertising gives companies a way to expose their products to consumers and maximize their sales Advertising creates needs by making you want something you never probably wouldn’t even care about if it wasn’t…

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    Advertisements are known to have hidden meanings within them. The product being sold, whether it is clothes, food, or cars, have an underlying message that reflects the advertiser’s attention and the consumer’s ideals. In the advertisement I analyzed on True Religion Brand Jeans, the advertisement depicts a black and white photograph of an attractive male and female model on a motorcycle in the desert to which the female model is looking out into the distance with her head turned away from the…

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    Advertisements are information that are intended to influence and prevail on their audience. Their purpose is to raise recognition of their commodity in the individuals whom they aim at, and to publicize the advantages and benefits of purchasing the product. Advertisements are seen and heard everywhere throughout our daily lives. The drive to work/school, watching TV and listening to the radio. You are being persuaded almost everyday of your life to buy or try out products without even realizing…

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    The advertisement that I chose to analyze was produced by Sussex Safer Roads, whose main “focus is behavioural change, be that behind the wheel, walking down the street, or on the back of a motorbike. We all have a responsibility to make the roads a safer environment for everyone” (“Sussex”). They posted this ad on YouTube in 2010 and have since received almost twenty million views. It is great that an ad promoting such an important message has received so many views. That is because the thesis…

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    Immoral Advertising To what extent are advertisements that specifically target children unethical and what negative effects do they have? Advertising has been around for centuries and is constantly evolving to adapt to new mediums and to influence new audiences. But at what point does the role of advertising become too significant? When these advertisements are affecting children’s health and are reaching them through unethical means. They started with print, in newspapers and magazines,…

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    when ejaculation happens sooner than a man or his partner would like during sex. The topic of premature ejaculation was the primary focus in the K-Y Duration Spray advertisement. Premature ejaculation was portrayed in a very comical way in the advertisement that made men feel less ashamed of their ability to last longer. The advertisement consisted of numerous middle aged men in a locker room talking about their premature ejaculation. The men did not care that they had premature ejaculation…

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    ADVERTISEMENTS: Advertisements generally focus on consumer behaviour, thereby creating plans that reflect purchase process. It is generally a form of paid communication of firms and other organizations which is directed towards consumers and the broader society. TV and radio ads, bill boards, paid spaces in the press and other means are used to spread key messages about products, brands, brand values, and identities. NEED FOR ADVERTISEMENTS: Advertising follows logically after listening to…

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    Did you know that it's taking more money to educate students.I think we should have ads in the schools because we could benefit from it. In 2008 it cost $10,694 to educate a student. Some may say “ that was a 2008 estimate so it could have gone down” Yes but it could have gone up more to. The schools usually get 40% of the profit. The ads also help circulate money to poor schools by putting up ads. The ads can raise more money than fundraisers. Ads can be placed virtually anywhere. There are…

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    brands success is highly dependent on the advertisements they use to persuade someone. The creativity is highly important to persuade the viewers what the product is and how it’s better than its competitors. Jib Fowles “Advertisements Fifteen Basic Appeals” explains the approach of many types of appeals to get the viewers’ attention. Nike shoes advertisements have used these appeals for many years and continues to be successful. Throughout the years advertisements of Nike shoes have changed, but…

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