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    Analysis Of Hotel. Com

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    Company: Hotels.com Hotels.com, is an outstanding online accommodation booking website providing several all-round fast booking services. It uses an interesting character called Captain Obvious as company spokesman since 2014. It also comes up with a simple but powerful slogan ”The obvious Choice”, which matches series of advertising campaigns. Through my research, I found out these four brand marketing examples to show its brand vision…

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    each product usually chooses for itself a group of potential customers so it partly indicates many aspects existing in our society, including gender ideologies. This essay attempts to show these ideologies reflected through some representative TV advertisements. Gender ideologies To find out male – female differences expressed through TV commercials, the foremost thing is that understanding thoroughly about the gender ideology. “Gender ideology refers to attitudes regarding the appropriate…

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    Analysis Of Old Spice Ad

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    More than likely most of us have seen the commercials with the good looking, Isaiah Mustafa. First appearing on Television around 2010, these commercials have become some of the most famous and popular on Television and the world wide web. But what is so pleasing about these commercials? Just so we can answer this question, let's go back to the commercial that started it all. The commercial called" The Man that your Man could smell like." Now, even though this ad is completely unrealistic when…

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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWeKtqWc2EA. The commercial took us through many vicissitudes. The reason I choose this commercial is that it is one of the few commercials that takes you through emotional difficulties. The true complexity of this advertisement brings us to a state of being to where we can all relate. The travesty of the dog running away takes the viewers heart and then brings them some joy when the dog is safely brought home. The reason I am reviewing this is because I believe…

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    Annotated Bibliography Johnston, L. (February 16, 2015). Beats Still Tops In Headphones. Twice: This Week in Consumer Electronics, 30, 4.) The Beats by Dre headphones have continued to sell at an exponential rate in the headphones market. Due to the beats bluetooth effects, advertising campaign, sound, varieties and styles they have higher sell rates than the other top companies such as Bose, Jay- Bird, Sennheiser and Sony. They induce celebrities and athletes to represent their brand and…

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    Advertisements as a Genre Commercial advertisement is a genre directed to all people. Although all commercials fall under the same genre, there are many different techniques the author can take, depending on the purpose of the commercial and the audience that the author wants to reach. For example, an advertiser can take the celebrity approach and have a celebrity appearance in the commercial. This shows the audience that if the company is able to have someone famous represent them, they must…

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    1. The advertisement that I’ve chosen is the Audi R8 commercial, name “Commander.” The commercial starts off with many views of a nice house with many pieces of space memorabilia, including photographs of a certain man in space suits. It is to be believed that the man in the spacesuit is the person living here. During this section there is a voice over saying: “This has to be the proudest day of our lives.” It cuts to a morose old man refusing to eat any more of his near full dinner plate. One…

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    There are six methods of persuasion and propaganda that we are shown in our day to day life, some of these are obvious and others have hidden meaning; things you would have to dig into before seeing the truth. Some of these techniques are, Exposure effect, Association effect, Personal attack, Appeals to pity, Popularity and testimonials and Card stacking. The First, Exposure effect is the idea that constant exposure to something will make it familiar in our everyday lives and that this…

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    Analysis Of Skittles

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    SunDrop it Like its Hot The first commercial that comes to mind are the Skittles commercials. They are usually weird and old school. The people in the commercials are not celebrities; they are average looking people. It is the saying at the end of the commercial that make it the most memorable. They use the phrase, “See the rainbow. Taste the rainbow.” Before the commercial say “Skittles” I can usually tell that it is a Skittles commercial because of the setting and actors they use in their…

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    Super Bowl Commercials

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    are mere advertising strategies by a company to increase their sales. The super bowl just presents a more powerful time for companies to advertise to a wider population at the same time. There does not seem to be a difference between everyday advertisements and super bowl ads as both use emotions, manipulation, certain styles to convey the message with the only difference being the…

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