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    Companies have been advertising to reach the consumers in target markets for years and were limited to what was available at the time such as Radio, billboards, television, movie reels, and print ads in magazines or newspapers. But companies today have a much wider range of advertising through social media which is faster and targets a much larger market segment. This paper will research the differences between traditional versus social media and discuss trends in advertising through social…

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    that will withstand a clutter advertisement platform and reach the target market. In order to avoid the cluttered advertising market, large, well-established marketing firms rejected the “what does this product or service…

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    Wisk Argument Analysis

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    successful, the slogan was consistently viewed as boring, silly, and irritating by consumers. Wisk liquid detergent is a good example of how a campaign overwhelmingly viewed as negative does not mean the campaign is unsuccessful. When examining the Facet Model of Effects, it is clear that Wisk relied on the perception facet to brand the product. Through the advertising slogan “Ring around the Collar,” Wisk was able to great awareness and recognition of the product. When shopping for liquid…

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    3/11/16 Retrieved from: http://www.emeraldinsight.com/doi/abs/10.1108/07363769610118921 • Sheila L. Sasser, Scott Koslow, Edward A. Riordan, 2007, Creative and Interactive Media Use by Agencies: Engaging an IMC Media Palette for Implementing Advertising Campaigns, DOI: 10.2501/S0021849907070286. 3/11/16 Retrieved from:http://www.journalofadvertisingresearch.com/content/47/3/237 • Foster. Tom, 2014, How to Create a Cool Brand, INC. MAGAZINE.3/11/16 Retrieved From:…

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    Case Study: Slurpee

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    one of the most revenue generating product for the company and therefore special promotions are carried out for this particular product due to its popularity among the masses. B. Medium, Time and specific location B.1. MEDIUM • ONLINE ADVERTISING- Slurpee is such a popular product line that 7- Eleven has made separate site which is only dedicated to Slurpee’s. screenshot of website Figure 1A • MOBILE MARKETING- there are regular sales promotion offers on Slurpee’s which are informed to…

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    Body Image Effects

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    The Effects of Advertising on Body Image and Health Over the years the size of female models in advertising has decreased significantly. According to the National Eating Disorder Association the average model ways up to 23% less than an average women(qtd. in MediaSmarts). The use of Photoshop adds to this by creating perfect skin unattainable even with makeup, along with making the models appear even thinner. Given that these women often set the standard for beauty wouldn’t this lower women’s…

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    • Advertising o Advertising is the communication with a user of a service or product. o Advertisements are used as messages for viewers to inform them about a product and to influence them to take interest in the product itself. o Ex: Advertising concerts, festivals, T-Shirts for sports teams, etc. o As of August 29, of this year, an advertising manager 's salary is $90,050. It ranges between $78,826 - $108,306. o Advertising Managers gather the information needed to plan advertising…

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    Massage Strategy Essay

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    massage strategy simply is the campaign overall approach, or what the campaign want to deliver, how it narrates it, and for what purpose. Massage strategy has mainly three components; 1. Verbal: what the massages should say, as showed in draw a heart campaign in the choice of words, for-example saying draw a heart and smile on windows, reflecting the aim to spread happiness among the world. 2. Nonverbal: the nature of the campaign graphics, as visuals used in MYF campaign as the sense showing…

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    Beeradvaja Beer

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    Given the budget restriction of $50,000, Big Rock will probably not be able to afford the services of an advertising agency and will need to find creative ways to communicate with consumers directly. It is an already established phenomenon that many people enjoy drinking beer after a rigorous workout routine, exemplified by the yoga beer trend previously discussed…

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    The company that uses interactive, search and or mobile advertising is Quicken Loans. Quicken Loans launches several commercials throughout the year that urge the clients to text a code or fill out a form on a microsite to enter into a contest. The organization also uses branded entertainment where it sponsors a sporting event or a team and launches a campaign supporting the event. An example is the “Hole in One” sweepstakes that was launched on the PGA tour website. The clients were encouraged…

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