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    Persuasion's Smart Water

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    that of Smart Water, this will lead to an excellent marketing campaign. 2. The target market is the Allowance Consumers to the Post-Secondary market (Age 10 – 25). This is because this ad is using a celebrity that is well known to appeal to the ``new generation`` which is specifically this age group. This age group is targeted because marketers realize that these people are willing to try anything for a healthy life style. By advertising smart water to this age, marketers have a stronger chance…

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    A Hyundai advertising commercial, promoting The 2017 Hyundai Elantra with auto emergency breaking with pedestrian detection, “a car that doesn’t get distracted”. In this advertisement, two women are in the car, one driving and one in the passenger’s seat. They are both checking out Ryan Reynolds, a male actor and producer, who is presented multiple times. Every person in the commercial is a clone of Ryan Reynolds. As they are driving through “Ryanville” they seem to be fixated on him riding…

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    The term “advertising” or “ad”, is a business in trying to persuade people into buying products and services from the producer; rhetoric is the art of persuasion. These two types of persuasions are creating a strategy that a lot of companies in society today are using. One of the most famous companies that is using it is McDonald's. McDonald's is one of the most popular fast food companies in the world. It is known for its french fries and hamburgers. Its primary goal is to serve food with…

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    and social issues arising from product advertising? Should certain types of advertising be more or less regulated? Explain. The different ethical and social issues arising from product advertising relate to the truthfulness of the product description, potential harm it could cause and impressionability on unintended targets. Advertising can be seen as a grey area, however they should stay within the bounds of the law in terms of false and inflated advertising. Yes,…

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    Nordic Composers Essay

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    consultation, Nordic composers provide a plan to any individual artist, spelling out procedures that need to be adopted in order to accomplish a set mission and vision. With competent personnel, Nordic takes care of all aspects involved in marketing and advertising.…

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    priority number 1, they have decided to neglect the ‘mercedes’ and ‘traveler’ computer markets to focus on creating a magnificent ‘workhorse’ desktop computer. Government Policy has yet to have an effect on X-Elite Technologies besides standard false advertising policy. The first revision of the company’s magazine ad was flagged as it contained falsely advertised features that the X-Elite 1 did not have. After further revision the advertisement, the firm deployed the advertisement across…

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    Photoshop Is Unethical

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    emotional communication for the masses. In advertising, a picture truly is worth a thousand words. And, photographs are among the most potent images of all. Advertising “asks [the viewer] to go somewhere, do something, try something, buy something, accept some single idea, add a new word—generally a product’s trade name to [their] vocabulary, and associate positive images with that word” (Jamieson and Campbell 318). Being that the purpose of advertising is to sell products by engaging…

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    Advertising is a form of nonpersonal communication which produces information for the promoting the sale of products and/or services. Promotional advertisements can be through television, Internet, radio, magazines, newspapers, billboards, etc. The objectives of advertising are to create awareness, aid in comprehension, develop conviction and to encourage ordering (Peter & Donnelly, p. 147). Internet advertising is a form of direct marketing and delivers promotional marketing messages to…

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    email application on my phone multiple times, throughout the day. And most visits to my email are spent swiping left to delete emails instead of reading emails. Aside from email, I realized that heartwarming messages used in marketing and advertising campaigns capture my attention. In this analysis, organizations such as Amazon, Google, and Toys R’ Us were the most prevalent sources that captured my attention. These sources featured music, family life, and new technology, things that…

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    people can change the image of a company’s campaign in a positive way. With people [and company’s] turning to social media more each year, what a person says about a company, or the message a company gives to the people, can be a make or break post. The article mainly focuses on the company Aerie (owned by American Eagle Outfitters) and how they use models with varies body types to help promote a positive body image. Using market strategies in campaigns to better represent positive body images…

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