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    NBB seemed to agonize over the use of the word “folly” in advertising because some members felt that the word had too much of a negative connotation. They felt that the catch phrase would draw negative publicity and hurt the company’s image. Others felt that the phrase was a clever and captured the company’s values and history accurately. The struggle with the decision was overcome through cultural branding and building experience through a stand-alone product (Ferrell & Hartline, 2014).…

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    When it all comes down to sex being displayed in advertisements, sex is used more than enough because sex is used to sell and promote essentially everything in today’s society and it can have many consequences afterwards. When it comes to sex in advertising, it is a tool in order to catch one’s interest in a certain product, brand or service. It grasps the attention of many indiviualds attracting them to the product. Women, men even children “are assaulted by commercial images that get firmly…

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    that is going to change or made their life easy. Supporting Point 1: Many people are trick and/or induce into drinking beer through the use of advertisement ads on television or on billboards posted all over the highways. Details: These advertising have manly men drinking beer and having fun around beautiful women. On the other hand, it shows women as vulnerable, happier, sensual and approachable. Supporting Point 2: Another advertisement that attract customers is car commercials.…

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    The commercials were a risk, humor in advertising doesn’t always appeal to people who want a more serious tone, but Dan Amos ventured forward. He tested his audiences and they loved the duck commercials and rated them the most memorable. Thus, the duck was born, even though some viewers don’t like…

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    Advertising Techniques People use Persuasive techniques to sale their products even though it’s an old techniques. One of them is Pathos which means using emotional act to show you how people feel from their face expression and how they enjoy it. Next is the Logos technique, it means technique that use facts and statistics, and it’s a good technique because a lot of people like it. Last, Ethos Technique means using celebrities and experts to support the product they want to sell, and it’s…

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    increasingly violent, in what manner, do they affect the younger generations, yet how creative do the ads need to be for us not to notice the violence. If you have access to any form of media, then you have most likely been exposed to, the violence in advertising, television, video games and the internet. Companies will invest millions or even billions of dollars in creating and…

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    reader that companies and retailers research their customers to induce purchases via coupons and “exclusive” offers, and thus increased revenue. Next, Hill defers to the New York Times’ Charles Duhigg editorial to explain how Target pinpoints its advertising. These advertisements are accomplished by a “Guest ID number” linked to a customer’s credit card, name, or email address. Duhigg continues that Target’s computer algorithms then trawl through this ID number’s purchase history. Finally, this…

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    Class is Key Manipulating individuals is a very key aspect in advertising. Like puppet masters controlling puppets, corporations and businesses today take advantage of advertisements to influence American society. As advertisements like this increase people receive the false hope that by purchasing specific products they can achieve the happiness and lifestyle of the images or people portrayed within the add. The Baume and Mercier watch advertisement interests me because it portrays itself as…

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    1. The commercial is advertising Metlife insurance. In the commercial a small child talks about how wonderful her father is. She goes on to speak about how wonderful he is until the commercial reaches a climax where she tells us that he is a liar. He lies about having money, a job, and happiness. He lies about not being tired, or hungry. She explains that he only does so for her. She is his reason to lie. 2. The commercial is set right outside of a school building where storms of children are…

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    "Role of Psychological Factors on Advertising Effectiveness." IJARBSS International Journal of Academic Research in Business and Social Sciences 4.10 (2014): n. pag. Web. 14 Feb. 2016. As a descriptive research, "Role of Psychological Factors on Advertising Effectiveness" investigated psychological factors on advertising effectiveness in…

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