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    across to the target audience using the right media (1995). The challenge usually involves choosing the right combination of media to use. Th issue is that different target audiences are not all fan of TV or print or social media. The “Better with M” campaign used an integrated marketing solution involving print, TV advertisiemnt, shop diaplays, digital media, social media and cause-related marketing. Each of the media stated appealed to a secific target market. The Tweenies and Generation Y for…

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    Ethics In Advertising

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    Summary Jeff is new in the position of the assistant account planner and is uncomfortable by the burgers ad campaign because he does not like the idea of selling an unhealthy burger and is uncomfortable with the sexualized ad campaign. Jeff does not like the tagline “Patty melts for you” and wants to bring up the similar sexualized ad campaign with Paris Hilton that did not go over well with the public. Jeff has not said anything, but needs help figuring out what to tell the client and how to…

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    It eliminates the cost of an expensive and lengthy traditional marketing campaign and ensures that the brand goes in the direction the consumer will respond to. However in most cases social media has little control over the effect the online consumer has on the brand, traditional media can help steer consumers in the right direction…

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    across the globe in many occasions, but they maintain their core values. Advertising Strategies Advertising campaigns on local or regional basis with the headquarters inputs and control. In this method the company allows locals to carry out the campaign which take into account the cultural and regional differences among the specific markets. But the central staff of the Levis conducts and controls the inputs of the campaigns. This strategy is not the best for the Levis for many occasions. But…

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    How femininity is represented in contemporary advertising. A brief definition of representation is that it is the production of meaning through language. Language is not only words but can also be sounds, gestures, expressions and appearance these elements of language construct meaning and transmit it. They don’t have any obvious meaning in themselves rather they are vehicles which transfer meanings that we wish to communicate. (Hall, Cultural Representations and Signifying Practices, 1997, p.…

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    building the brand image. The emphasis of this communication strategy is to shape the brand’s image through the user experience. The strategy will combine social networks and traditional methods. The slogan of the campaign is "go into the sensory wonderland". Spread the brand advertising on the electronic billboard while installing the sprayer on the billboard device, when the customer approaches the sensor range, the electronic screen will open the interactive mode. When the user scanning the…

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    This essay will analyse the importance of a marketing campaign towards a brand through “The Man Your Man Could Smell Like”. “The Man Your Man Could Smell Like” is a 2010 television advertising campaign in the United States by Old Spice. Starring former NFL player, Isaiah Mustafa, the campaign was highly successful and was met with favourable reception (Reiss, 2010). It was a hit on YouTube with over 43 million views by 2012 (Harvey, 2012). It won several awards, including the Primetime Emmy…

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    Advertising is the means of communicating a salient message to the users of a product or service. At its best, advertising will create a sense of urgency for the consumer, an awareness - often honest and accurate – that there are products, places, styles or sensibilities that cry out for action or attention (Jordan Zimmerman, 2003). Most people believe that good ads should be funny, well written or visually dramatic. The truth is, the very best ads work because of the strategy behind them…

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    Canadian Advertising was written in 2001 by Russell Johnston, an associate professor at Brock University. Johnston’s book provides an overview of the history of advertising in Canada. The text covers key events and milestones in the Canadian publishing industry from 1850 to 1930. This book outlines the way in which this field transformed from an under-appreciated trade with a poor reputation to a well-respected enterprise. In his work, Johnston (2001) argues that the development of the…

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    Propaganda v. Advertising in WWII Many different forms of media exist around the world. Each has their own specific purpose, but often times their worlds intersect. Smart phones are spoken about on television, ads for video games are shown on the side of internet browsers. But, all media does have one thing in common – it is heavily relied on by the human race as a whole. At one time, however, these different forms of media, and many other products, was not around. The advertising world…

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