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    Clear and measureable goals are going to need to be made in regards to the local decision to ban all digital and traditional outdoor billboards. As a manager of a outdoor advertising agency this problem directly affect the business we do negatively. Using a rational decision-making model we can identifty that 1. The problem: The banning of all outdoor billboards (our main business), 2. The decision criteria: handling the five employees in regards to their actions, the decision made must be a…

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    People no longer use televisions, posing increasing challenges to traditional television of advertising. In 2005, Facebook launched its first social media advertising, and no one could predict that ten years after in 2015, social media advertisements have generated $8.4 billion of revenue to Facebook. Nowadays, when you watch one hour of video on YouTube, it will play several advertisements, and mandatory advertising like Facebook creates a disconnection for people who perceive the…

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    and show negative modeling to children that are watching. When it comes to advertising and marketing, the creators have an excellent skill of making things look better than they really are. Sometimes these commercials can lead to unhealthy habits for children. When toys, electronics, and other items are being advertised on television, children tend to want them because of how commercials or other types of advertising makes the item seem. According to Raising Children Network, the more…

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    The Baby Booming Era

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    majority of the people after the baby booming era use, but the people from the baby booming era are slowly catching on and starting to use these social media outlets too to stay in touch. By advertising through these various media outlets we have the potential…

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    “Nothing” is a seven-letter word. Regardless of its small nature, however, the phrase congregates the whole message of the Swiss Village commercial into one compact word. In this context, “nothing” could refer to the activities performed by the man in a lighthearted sense. He obviously enjoys what he does at Swiss Village, so he replies with the word “nothing” to describe the simplicity of his enjoyable day. The Swiss Village commercial entices the elderly audience to join their community…

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    Nowadays, advertising is an over $200 billion a year industry. Each day individuals are exposed to over 3000 ads; despite this, many people still tend to believe that advertising does not influence their daily lives, decisions, or opinions. The ads are much more successful at selling than real products because they sell ideas and concepts like love, success, popularity, and normalcy. Jean Kilbourne, author and professional speaker, examines specific images in advertising with specific insight…

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    Advertisement from the 50s through the 80s The mechanics of advertising on television remain fairly similar throughout the ages. We’ll explore 3 different television advertisements throughout three decades and compare the similarities and differences of each advertisement. The advertisements reviewed are from the 50s, 70s, and 1980s. Each advertisement is designed to appeal to three different demographics. The first being a teen audience, the second and adult audience, the final being…

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    The Metamorphosis of the Magazine Over the course of history, many advancements have changed the way the world consumes mass media. From the early newspapers to modern social media giants, the public sphere is forever versatile in the means in which they obtain information. However, the addition of a new form of mass media does not mean the former means become entirely antiquated. Rather, mass medias evolve. One example of a mass medium which has evolved though out its existence in the magazine…

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    global scale, the children’s market is worth over one trillion dollars (Nairn 54). Advertising to children is how companies and advertisers make most of their money. Children and teens are surrounded by advertising in everything they see and marketers are getting stealthier as time goes on. Marketing to children should not be allowed because it is manipulative. Social pressure is a major issue created by advertising directed toward kids. Those representations create a world where children…

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    Rough Draft Essay 4 Advertising is a valuable resource when it comes to presenting information and providing an emotional response from its viewers. Arguably, no other entertainment industry uses advertising as much as the film industry. Movie posters are released for nearly every movie with the hope that it will strike the eye of the viewer. Film companies aim to appeal to the emotion, which is the definition of the word pathos, ethos, which is through ethical appeal, or logos, which is…

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