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    Art director who always influences a piece of advertisement’s success or failure is one of most important position in the advertising field. There are a lot of different positions in creative team in the advertising field. From my perspective, the most important one is the art director. Art director charges advertisement’s overall design that what information it should convey and how to convey. If character in the advertisement is like human’s sound, the part of art is like appearance and body…

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    global scale, the children’s market is worth over one trillion dollars (Nairn 54). Advertising to children is how companies and advertisers make most of their money. Children and teens are surrounded by advertising in everything they see and marketers are getting stealthier as time goes on. Marketing to children should not be allowed because it is manipulative. Social pressure is a major issue created by advertising directed toward kids. Those representations create a world where children…

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    Advertising is not a form of mass medium, but it pays for mass medium. It is a paid form of presentation of ideas, goods, or services by a sponsor. Advertising is used to promote books, recordings, movies, and other media entities. It is seen in television, newspapers, magazines, and even on billboards. Advertising revenue for all media totaled $354 billion in 2009. Advertising started in 1200 B.C., the Phoenicians painted message on stones. In the 6th century B.C., ships came into port with…

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    The Introduction The purpose of the proposal is to describe an opportunity that helps Liquor Stores to gain customer loyalty and to increase the number of the sale by developing counter advertising for their customer and for the youth. Even though there is increasing sales of 906% compared to the prior year, Liquor Stores now are encountering a difficult economic condition in their largest market. The high unemployment rate in Albert has increased from 4.6% to 8.5% from 2015 to 2016 (Liquor…

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    development of advertising from the late nineteenth century to 1930. In Russel Johnston’s Selling themselves: the emergence of Canadian advertising his aim is to uncover this path. There are three themes covered throughout Johnson’s synthetic approach to advertising that appear within the chapters, professionalization, the transformation of the industry and the Canadian adworkers relationship to Americans. In Johnston’s work, while he effectively illustrates the development of advertising in…

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    village. When parents allow television to fill the role of a village, they indirectly expose their child to advertising specially designed to manipulate impressionable young…

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    especially for a small business that may not be able to pull off the marketing strategies of a larger company. It is imperative when advertising a brand that the name of the brand is seen and heard as much as possible, and in a way that will stick in the consumers mind. Brand recognition is extremely important and is accomplished very successfully when advertising on social media. There is the opportunity to be exposed to thousands, even millions of people by taking this route. Once the…

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    For example, Zukina believes behavioral advertising operates under the Network Advertising and Digital Advertising Alliance and not the FTC (Zukina, 2012, pg. 277). The Network Advertising Initiative and Digital Advertising Alliance have provided alternate solutions and involve ember who can affect behavioral advertising, however they do not operate behavioral advertising. Zukina(2012) states the FTC does not do enough to regulate behavioral advertising. The author uses the Google Double Click…

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    the most well known campaigns of tobacco advertising. In the 1950s, people had not realized the harm of tobacco, and the slogan was ubiquitous in America. As a result, more and more people were attracted to smoke and consume tobacco product. Finally, in 1964, a report about smoking revealed that “cigarette smoking was a cause of lung cancer” (reports). The cruel fact caused a large “impact on public attitude and policy” (Space). Gradually, tobacco advertising was controlled by the government…

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    Consumerism as the Focus Historically, advertising has been used in selling goods for over 200 years. The rapid growth of advertising in our world today casts a shadow on the early processes that occurred before digital media was relevant. Unknown to most are the principles that go into the structuring and success of advertising. Advertising began it’s massive, upwards trajectory in tandem with “the enormous development of manufacturing” (Tipper, 1920, p. 3). With manufacturing soaring, and…

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