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    “good life” instead of just trying to provide the necessities. The advertising industry knew that they could not just sell products to people, especially in this economic downturn; they had to sell “happiness”. It is upsetting how consumers think they can achieve this level of happiness by obtaining product after product. Marketing to people who really had no extra income to be buying extra pleasures was difficult for the advertising industry…

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    Stereotypes In Advertising

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    Advertising has been used by companies and organizations for hundreds of years and has taken many different forms. The common goal of advertisers is to make a connection between a person and a product or service, in order to get them to buy it. Most of the time this is through visually appealing images and language. Advertising has a significant impact on society, by shaping gender roles, appearance standards, stereotypes, and sexual norms for both women and men, ultimately helping to mold…

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    Identity In Advertising

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    TOPIC: How does advertising shape the youth’s identity? THESIS: _Advertising in today’s media present their product as the needed essential in a youth’s life to fit in society? TOPIC SENTENCE (1st major argument): Advertisements know that they’re the main component in a youth’s life in forming their identity. Source (last name of Author & page #) _Steinem,…

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    Women In Advertising

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    From the start of the 20th century to the 1960s, the advertising world has evolved from polite textual information to suggestive pictorials full of sexual innuendos. Women scantily clad are projected from large screens in public spaces to help advertise products ranging from cars to lingerie. Women’s body was objectified and used as a tool to sell related or unrelated products. Sex sells and while it may only appear to define our appearance and clothing choice, its impact goes deeper into our…

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    streaming funny videos on the internet, these activities are big in American culture. However, think about this, how many times while watching a favorite television show does it take a break to commercial? Also, how long are those commercial breaks? Advertising companies want to get their product out there in anyway they can. Whether it be through cellular devices, televisions, and radios. Author of “Champagne Taste, Beer Budget”, Delia Cleveland, explains her difficulties being dragged in my…

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    Milleniale Advertising

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    In Mankes 's article, she validates how the target consumer is currently the Millennial generation and how the modern method of advertising is done through technology. Due to technology, the current generation is accustomed to having information as well as purchases attainable to them and companies are using the situation to their advantage. Marketing techniques include using mainstream celebrities of the Millennials and social media trends. High end brands targeting Millennial consumers claim…

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    THE ADVERTISEMENT ERA Throughout the years America has been advertising many ideas to get people’s attention. Although times have changed, the way women are exploited have not. .The advertisements from the 1960's show women being mistreated, and the one's in the present are still being objectified.Times have changed and people have become more educated and less conservative and yet they still have some negative elements about their idea of women.The ads that have compared are similar to the…

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    Advertising And Memory

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    topic of this research was about memory and how it correlates to the presence, or absence, of sex and violence in a television show and how much impact the embedded advertising had. Previous research showed that programs with sex and violence attract fewer viewers than other shows which in turn reduces the overall impact of the advertising. Previous research also showed that the viewers of violent shows had impaired memories. The research also suggested that programs with sexual story lines may…

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    Appeals In Advertising

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    There are many different types of appeals in the advertising world such as appeals to authority, snob appeal, and repetition. Each appeal is used differently to capture a viewer’s attention long enough for them to purchase a product or attend an event that is being promoted. For composition, each student randomly selected a school event to advertise to the public and I drew boys’ track out of the basket. My project, as well as everyone else’s, involved creating a three minute long commercial,…

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    Bias In Advertising

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    successful advertising campaigns are those that feel less like advertising and more natural as well as bring the consumer to have a favorable view of the company. Being an election year, we have seen many more political news stories than ever before. While it is often clear that some media outlets have an inherent bias, does that bias play a role in the election? To what extent does the…

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