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    In 2012 the United States pharmaceutical industry spent $3.1 billion on advertising prescription drugs directly to consumers while making $300 billion (ProCon.org). Advertising influences many consumers to purchase products that they see, but many believe that companies should not be able to advertise drugs directly to consumers. Companies that produce prescription drugs should be able to advertise their products to consumers such as other companies do, because it is the consumer's choice to buy…

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    IIntroduction Consumers today are needier than ever before and businesses are making millions and even billions of dollars a year in revenue due to consumer ignorance. Just recently, Mylan Pharmaceutical, the manufacture of the EpiPen came under scrutiny for price gouging of a life saving device for anyone with certain deadly allergies (Mylan CEO Should Resign (And Take Her "Coupons" With Her), 2016). Mylan is not the only pharmaceutical company making billions; thanks to direct to consumer…

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    you’re in advertising, IT is important to know in order to communicate effectively to your consumers in today’s world. I hope to begin my career in the advertising function of marketing. Advertising relies heavily on Information Technology to function in today’s business world. I believe the most important IT aspect in advertising today is the Internet. It’s cost effective, quick, and easy. Marketing in the past relied heavily on word of mouth, paper advertisements in the mail, direct sales,…

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    There exist two main determinants of consumer behaviour. They are individual factors and group factors. Individual factors are factors that change from person to person. According to Figure 13.4 Page 386 (Erasmus et al., 2013), they can be summarised as the motivation, attitude, perception, learning ability, personality and lifestyle that an individual has. Motivation or need is the main factor behind all decision making processes (Erasmus et al., 2013). One can use Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs…

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    well known for its excellent brand awareness and loyalty, the RBS push strategies are relatively obscure and congested. Currently, the company struggles with raising the consumer consumption, focusing on the main message for each advertisement, and displaying the company’s idealism for the product through the advertising. We want to re-evaluate the company’s distribution objectives--where, when, and how ads are placed. Over the years the gross sales have decreased. From 2005 to 2006 the…

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    stock market, so why would they look to Madison Avenue for advice about their diabetes? As one of only two countries in the world allowing direct-to-consumer (DTC) marketing of prescription medications, it is a multi-billion dollar payday in the United States for pharmaceutical companies, advertisers, and mass media (Pro Con, 2014). Proponents of drug advertising claim they promote health by informing patients about diseases and possible treatments, and thus Americans are healthier and better…

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    everyone performs it without any contradiction. Only the United States and New Zealand allow pharmaceutical companies to advertise directly to consumers. Why are other countries not allowing the practice of direct advertising to consumers? “Consumer drug advertising is banned in most of the world even while violating the limited guidelines for advertising in the United States” (Stange). It is illegal in the rest of the world because they believe the practice is unethical for drug companies…

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    Online advertising or additional known as internet advertising is a type of communication method in mutual relation with the technical and medium based requirements. It is in a form of banner with description of products or news delivering to Internet users via Websites, e-mail, ad-supported software system and Internet-enabled in smart phones. The most important advantage over TV commercial advertise is it is not restricting by geography or time. Most of Business using website as an…

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    trade association of the advertising business in the United States and has established standards of practice and its own creative code. A. Vision Council of America B. Independent Business Alliance C. American Association of Advertising Agencies D. Federal Trade Commission E. National Association of Broadcasters 47. Which of the following statements describes the media's role in the self-regulation of advertising? A. The media must accept all the advertising campaigns they…

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    In contemporary society, advertising is everywhere. From radio commercials to highway billboards, from television infomercials to targeted Google search results, the average person’s senses are being constantly bombarded with branded imagery. Jowett and O’Donnell define advertising as, “a series of appeals, symbols, and statements deliberately designed to influence the receiver… toward the point of view desired by the communicator” (162). These images and appeals have one specific purpose: to…

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