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    a range of people. Each advertisement has its own technique and style to appeal to the desired audience. The advertising campaign effectively promotes the influenza vaccination to a range of audience by using flattery, universal appeal, and association. Flattery technique tells the consumer that they are important or unique and tries to convince them to use their product. In the campaign, “The Flu Ends with U” the advertisers are trying to imply that everyone has the power to stop the flu.…

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    medical advancements, treatments and cures for people and animals. Through public awareness, video, educational and media campaigns, they hope to achieve their mission. With this advertisement, they hope to make animal testing more widely accepted and not thought of as “controversial.” “Who would you rather see live?” This is the question posed by the ResearchSaves ad campaign. It was created in 2011 by The Foundation of Biomedical Research (FBR.) The ad depicts a split image. On the left side…

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    American Apparel is clothing company based in the United States with a controversial advertising campaign. The advertisements have often been criticized as being demeaning towards women, often showing models in overtly sexual positions acting submissive and weak. These advertisements are proof that sex sells, and this is in large part due to the capitalist nature of America. Capitalism, the mode of production in the western world, influences the nature of culture and production, which in turn…

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    Jimmy Johns Radio Ad Analysis The Brand that is being promoted is Jimmy Johns, and their “freaky” fast service. The objective of this message is give an insight on how fast the service from Jimmy Johns in, and in this ad comparable to calling the fire department in an emergency. This means they are trying to create a favorable impression on those listening in on the radio ad. The ad consists of very fast talking people. One has a house that is on fire and calls jimmy johns to help because of…

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    The Marlboro Cigarettes advert (1955) shows a man doing car work. The man is a stereotypical 1950’s low class to Working class man, working on his car. The advert is saying that Marlboro is so good that the man forgets to eat. The advert itself is an original idea, as not many production teams would have a low/working class man as their main actor, as they look cheap. But this would actually increase the amount of sales because people would think that the advert is about them. The advert itself…

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    trans-fat, sugar, sodium and contains a lot of calories, which in turn leads to various health problems. There have been a lot of advertisement campaigns on different social media, including the advertisements of fast food restaurants. Mc Donald’s made many different advertisement campaigns in which I found one to be very captivating. It was a delivery ad campaign which was promoted by the famous actor in Pakistan, Shan. In this ad, the actor fights with the robber who stole the food which was…

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    Dilly”), but also delivering the slogan in ways that are funny and entertaining for the target audience, so that is why this campaign has been an effective…

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    investment and the extent of an advertising campaign is an important decision for every type of business. Therefore these are big decisions for the two biggest, competing “”deep discount” grocers” (The Economist, 2015) in the world, Lidl and Aldi, too. They are daily competing against each other. In this competition the extent and investment on marketing campaigns takes over a key role. By deciding on those important actions both discounters have to take the advertising actions of the…

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    In no way do I want to go into further discussion about politics or this year’s election into my discussion board but when I think of an advertising campaign which has a strong insight behind it, my mind automatically goes to this year’s election. The campaign and their advertising drew deep into the other opponent. One in particular that stood out to me was Hillary Clinton’s ad about role models (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrX3Ql31URA). Children look up to the President of the United…

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    Our advertising advertised for Macdonald which is a very popular fast food restaurant , known around the world . We don't really know where or when it was launched , however we found this advertising on an American website named " Graphic Design Junction ". So maybe this is the proof that this ad was launched in an American country. The Logo of Macdonald is lower right on the picture . It's a M in yellow on a red bottom, and below we have the slogan " I'm loving it" in yellow. We have a…

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