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    everyday humdrum as it provides a sharpened view on life. There is not one day that passes for us humans that we do not encounter any form of advertisement. We personally dream of the need to escape often, and how it can generally be attainable. For advertising purposes, the idea to get away is engaging, using effectiveness to portray; the use of effectiveness, and to a target audience picturing oneself there. Commercials and advertisements are key in our society, they provide a fundamental…

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    would help the companies or advertising attract people’s attention. Therefore, Jennifer wanted to show how much pressure the media put on women’s shoulder. According to “Miss Representative”, Katie Couric, former evening news anchor NBC, said that “I worry about how much pressure my daughters feel. In a society that features anorexic actresses and models and television stars, we get conditioned to think this is what women should look like”. Many companies and advertising controlled women as…

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    Negative Normalisation in Media and Society As a nation, we are subjected to different forms of media, all of which can be viewed as positive or negative. Every day we see some sort of advertisement that is unnecessary in the way it is selling brands which majority of the time can be brought down to the over sexualisation of the model, which can be a woman or a man, hired to showcase the product. We see violence in the media, either in a movie or in advertisements for new games and most of all…

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    What would it be like today of the mass media? The newspapers and television news were the biggest form of media. However, the features of the media industry have been changed and the previous mass media also has been replaced. Two factors to explain the reason why the media industry is undergoing rapid changes are the development of Internet and mobile devices. Internet newspaper is showing rapid growth, because it overcomes a weakness that subscribers have to wait news until it published of…

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    Financial Analysis In 2013, Google’s earnings trounced all analyst’s expectations as fourth quarter revenue rose to $16.86 billion, which was 17 percent higher than 2012 (Rosenblatt, 2014). The operating income also rose, which increased from $4.27 billion to $4.84 billion (Rosenblatt, 2014). The earnings per share expectation from most analysts were higher than reality, however, the compa-ny’s final earnings per share of $12.01 was higher than the $10.65 a year earlier (Rosenblatt, 2014). For…

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    Teenagers are introduced into the glossy magazine culture where images have been taken with expensive equipment and photo-manipulated images to sell a product. Our visual perception and interpretations underpin a process within a conceptual approach forcing us to visually see a representation and reaffirming our sense of identity and the realism of the photographic image laid before us because of this it is easy to see why long term lasting effects ripple though individuals lives, creating a…

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    impact of celebrity spokespersons’ perceived image on customers ‘intention to purchase”, Journal of Advertising Research,31(1): 46-54. O'Mahony, S. and Meenaghan, T. 1998. The impact of celebrity endorsements on consumers. Irish Marketing Review, 10(2): 15–24. Saleem, F. (2008) Review of Business Research . International Academy of Business and Economics, 8 (3). Shimp, T. (2007) Advertising, Promotion, and Other Aspects of Integrated Marketing Communications. 8th ed. Ohio: South Western…

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    Are Your Teeth Poppin

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    Are Your Teeth Poppin’? The number one way to get a business or product recognized is doing an advertisement. Advertising has been around for many years. People hear ads from radio stations and television and see billboards while driving down interstate I-80. When advertising first became upon us, they were simple and were straight forward. As it progressed ads got more complicated and started sending more than one message to the readers, just like the ad Crest 3D White Luxe Diamond Strong…

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    According to Jayson Demers, contributor to Forbes.com, marketers have found that six hours of effort per weeks was enough to increase traffic (Demers, 2016). Paid advertising through Facebook is still more economical than placing an ad on the radio, television or even in magazines. Social media will help to increase the amount of channels to your site and will assist in better search engine ranking for your business. Search engines recognize that social media…

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    associated that brand with activities that were motivational, interesting and cool. The campaign had a $339 million fund that helped in propagating the VERB’s messages to homes, schools and communities. VERB’s primary message vehicle for advertising was through paid television (TV) shows on Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network that were quite popular with the tweens. Another prominent feature of the campaign was through the approach of integrated marketing so that the youth can benefit from direct…

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