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    and take on the subcultures reflecting the identity of consumers. Myths represent the common stories binding the community to the brand. Some very clear opportunities the social media offers to the markers are: • Marketing • Public relations • Advertising • Retail • Customer service Marketing The aim of the company’s in general hover around marketing for their foray into social media. Some do it as a real effort to…

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    Bobs And Burgers Analysis

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    too desire the actress in the commercial, making their new menu item more desirable as well. Carl’s Jr. believes they can reel customers in by advertising blonde-hair, and big-boobs. From a feminist view; this is disgusting. In the book Women’s Voices Feminist Visions by Susan M. Shaw and Janet Lee, when referring to the media and television- “Advertising sponsors control content of most commercial television. During male sporting events, for example, the commercials are for beer, cars,…

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    advertisements as the promotional strategies for the organization. ADVERTISING: Harley Davidson should make intensive advertisement of the various communication channels such as Television, print media, social media etc so that the marketing of the products of the organization can be done to reach the target customers. The organization should also focus on the marketing of the organizations products by launching new ad campaigns which can communicate the new products of the organization. The…

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    or an event to lure a targeted audience to purchase whatever they are selling. Many methods are used to achieve this captivating process. Burger King, one of the many major fast food chains, has created very appealing and sometimes humorous advertising campaigns, however, this promotion is blown out of proportion with lust and desire for more than what is being promoted. The advertisement covers all three rhetorical appeals and is effective in both literal and figurative aspects. According to…

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    Marketing communication is also a basic part of marketing mix, it represent the message of the organization to convey to the market. Marketing communication contain a lots of marketing activities such as branding, direct marketing, packaging, PR event/ campaign, sales presentation and so on. In the traditional marketing, the printed marketing is the only way to convey message to the market. But now, there are a lots of ways to passing the massage to the market, such as the global network (the…

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    conceptual persuasive knowledge (hereafter, referred to as cPK). CPK is the viewer’s recognition of the techniques employed to persuade him/her within an advertising campaign. The second subcategory of PK is attitudinal persuasive knowledge (hereafter, referred to as aPK). APK describes the viewer’s thoughts and opinions towards the advertising campaign’s techniques employed to persuade him/her. In this investigation, the researchers intend to determine if a connection exists between PK and SD.…

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    causing evictions and a large unemployment rate. Many people were afraid for their future and the future of their companies during this time, as they turned to the media for information and seeking help. The fields of journalism, film, television, advertising, and public relations, all had a huge role during the financial crisis of 2008 in which the world turned to all of these fields to constantly find out information and learn more about…

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    “Creativity without strategy is called art; creativity with strategy is called an advertising” (Gourley). Advertising is all around us; it is an unavoidable part of people’s life. Anywhere a person looks, he will always see some form of advertisement. In fact, billboards, posters, fliers, and other print media are visible almost everywhere. Basically, all these promotional materials aim to inform people about the existence of a certain product or service. One of the most popular advertisements…

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    Feminism In Advertising

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    In the article, ‘You've Come a Long Way, Baby’: The Lag Between Advertising and Feminism, I came to learn about many advertisements involving ways woman have been presented in sexist ways. Example: a cigarette brand Phillip Morris created, marketed towards strong independent woman. Virginia slims, tried to reach out more so to woman by its smaller stature and different from men's cigars. The slogan “You’ve come a long way, baby.” was meant for those woman to feel empowered to buy them with a…

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    In 2015, Hispanic millennials made up 27% of the entire U.S. millennial population. And 42% of the entire American Hispanic population is made up of millennials. As time goes on and families continue to have children born into the millennial generation, the percentage of U.S.-born Hispanic millennials increases at every age segment. The increase in U.S.-born Hispanic children suggests the potential for significant cultural change these children will have compared to previous Latino generations…

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