How Does Science World's Use Of Creativity?

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Science World's use of creativity in their advertisements and the one-liners have really drawn me in. I have always been a fan of both creativity, as well as getting straight to the point -- Science World offers both of those things up to me with their advertisements alone. I find it fascinating that they have put such effort into their advertisements alone, seeing as a lot of the ads look as if they could be part of the museum itself! I think the marketing strategy they have taken on is pure genius, and really creates some competition for other museums promoting that science and learning are fun (they totally are).

I'm quite the fan of random science facts -- I love surfing the Internet and various social media accounts for more fun science facts, and I have never seen anything quite like Science World. Their advertisements make individuals and families excited to actually visit, because if just their ads are that great, then the actual museum must be amazing, right? I really loved the interactive facts, seeing as I love hands on learning. I learn more that way.
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As a young woman, I struggled with the fact that I just didn't look like the models in magazines, commercials, and billboards, but over the last couple of years, I slowly learned to accept and love my body, because the models that I see in the media don't even look like what companies want us to think they look like. I think that was displayed beautifully in the advertisement, and is something people can take away from the video for the rest of their lives, which is why I believe it was so effective. It impacted a personal place for millions upon millions of

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