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    Advertising is one of the most important components of all type of both small and large scale businesses. Basically advertising is a sound or visual type of marketing communication that utilizes a straightforwardly sponsored, non-personal message to advance or offer a product, service or thought. Sponsors of advertising are frequently organizations who wish to advance their products or services. Advertising is separated from public relations in that an advertiser as a rule pays for and has…

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    Louis Vuitton Case

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    Situation and repositioning strategies and action for Louis Vuitton In 1854 Louis Vuitton was founded as a company that sold luxurious pieces or creations of accessories that also included the ones required for traveling or some sports. It was an elite brand which monogram “LV” was initially created with the purpose of preventing counterfeiting and at the same time, distinguishing itself from others. As of 2014, according to Forbes.com, the company’s brand value is set to $29.9 billion…

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    Promotional strategy An emotional appeal brings the advantages of the product or service in an ad. It can influence the purchase intention of the consumer on buying a product through their emotional. Advertisement that invoke feelings or emotions and match those feelings with the good, service, or company use affective message strategies. Emotional advertising attempts to elicit powerful emotions that eventually lead to product recall and choice. Many emotions can be connected to products,…

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    Fashion As Global Issues

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    Ekaterina Vorobeva Robert Magoola POLS 2401 11/10/2017 Fashion as Global Issues Fashion is a social phenomenon. The main purpose of fashionable things is to satisfy aesthetic needs and to show the social status of their owner. Fashion is created among elite social groups to emphasize their difference from ordinary people. In order to imitate the elite, the middle and lower layers of population are gradually adopting fashionable "novelties". When fashion "seeps out" downwards, it loses its…

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    Rainy Day Toy design project is conducted through research and inspiration to determine its brand identity. The design project is made up of the logo design, presentation, and questionnaire. A logo’s purpose is to differentiate from other competitors. Also, the logo should show a unique quality or style that can accurately portray the business perspective (Airey, 2014). In the beginning stages of designing the logo, the logo has been designed for children ages 1-4. The design challenge was…

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    Case Study Assignment L’Oreal’s Integrated Marketing Communications Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation Date of Submission Introduction This paper focuses on L’Oreal Paris, which is a division of the parent organization L’Oreal SA. This division is famous for the kind of marketing mix that it has employed through the right channels and based on development of the brand image that attracts customers for decades now (Pride & Ferrell, 2015). Thus, the focus is on discussing the…

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    A button/pin is being promoted by the Cherokee Nation right now that simply states "Think Cherokee." In your view, what does that mean? In my view 'thinking Cherokee' means thinking about life through the perspective of a Cherokee, and using the knowledge of general history and cultural matters to deeper explore worldly matters. Although I have a vague understanding of the slogan, I am irresolute of what it really means, as I am largely disconnected from my Cherokee roots. I hope to find it’s…

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    Coach Inc. Case Analysis

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    The market for luxury handbags and leather products is becoming more competitive. To this point, Coach Inc., is the leader in the U.S. market for these particular products, but changes begin to take place as the middle-class of consumers increase. The majority of this class is now being form by young, authentic, creative people who area constantly seeking for the product that can suit their unique persona. Thus they are working harder and obtaining more than a sustainable income so they can…

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    Plaid Stereotypes

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    Yesterday's plaid screams boring, country, and outdated. The thought of plaid makes people run in the opposite direction due to stereotypes. Today's plaid has personality, and we have name brand designers to thank for it. A quick scroll down this page will show you that plaid scarves have various color schemes with striking and vibrant results. Even the traditional plaid design has evolved to squeeze different details and layouts. So, who's responsible for the plaid breakthrough? Mall…

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    Advertisements make such good bait for the human eyes. Companies spend essentially billions of dollars on advertising their products. Businesses use many different methods to make their product sell and make their customers want to get it. Advertisements convey essentially a psychological desire to get the product and use it because that ad makes them what to be like the person in the commercial. The products I am comparing are “Gucci Guilty” and “Radiance “by Britney Spears. Advertisements have…

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