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    Commercials are created as a means of advertising products through a thirty second video that is intended to evoke a certain emotion in the viewer. This emotion is used as a persuasion mechanism that persuades individuals to buy the product being advertised. Commercials and advertisements are often created to cater to a specific audience whether it be individuals of a certain race, weight, sex, or age, advertisers carefully choose specific colors, words, tones, and music to evoke an emotion and…

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    Case Study: Go WILD !

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    further broken down into classifying a standardised wildlife adventure tourist as being Male, 45-54, AB social class, situated in the South of England (See Appendix V) and on an income of £40,000+ (Mintel, 2010). Within the study the subject was classified as a ‘Hyperactive’ tourist, showing preferred attributes of high standards of living, luxury and wanting to be good at an activity before trying it on holiday (See Appendix I, II, III). Thus, providing an insight and comparison into what…

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    relapse following the Great Depression. Advertising returns are plummeting consequent of the severe economic decline, as readership tendencies shift as consumers now prefer free information and news from the internet. Most major newspaper agencies have gone bankrupt…

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    trade association of the advertising business in the United States and has established standards of practice and its own creative code. A. Vision Council of America B. Independent Business Alliance C. American Association of Advertising Agencies D. Federal Trade Commission E. National Association of Broadcasters 47. Which of the following statements describes the media's role in the self-regulation of advertising? A. The media must accept all the advertising campaigns they…

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    Maybelline Case Study

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    Maybelline's advertising objective has changed, with the new objective being mainly to advertise new products and product lines. Therefore, today the company mainly spends on advertising for new products, and does so mainly through mediums such as TV commercials and Internet banner advertisements which prove to be very effective ad easy way in reaching…

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    generate traffic to your website or blog and increase your search engine page ranking. Marketing online organically is a social strategy that requires word of mouth and social media referrals. Organic marketing is the most cost effective form of advertising online and is growing at an exponential rate. An online marketer can properly utilize the organic marketing approach and drive necessary traffic to rank their sites on the top search engines and ranking sites. I am not saying that SEO is…

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    Louis Vuitton Case Study

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    Louis Vuitton in India Louis Vuitton is a fashion and leather goods vendor owned by the LVMH Group which is headquartered in Paris, France. LVMH is divided into various businesses ranging from wines and spirits to perfumes and cosmetics. In total, LVM owns 60 brands in its portfolio. Louis Vuitton began its operations by selling flat top trunks and leather bags that were recognized for their quality and durability. Louis Vuitton sells its merchandise directly to consumers through their own…

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    for the consumers. One of these resources is sex appeal and a lot of it. The use of the sex appeal in commercials or posters you see in the mall has been fill advertisement agencies and firms’ pockets with massively mullah! However, this way of advertising has some negative effects to be knowledgeable…

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    Idealistic Body Image

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    We are living and growing up in an era that is media-saturated. Societal standards of attractiveness are presented in nearly all forms of the mass media: television, magazines, billboards, just to name a few. These presentations constantly bombard individuals with a body image that is not a reflection of reality. The typical ideal is for a man to be muscular and promiscuous. The typical ideal for a woman is to be either curvaceous with a slim waist or relatively thin. Although models are…

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    generation Y, characteristics of generation Y, the differences between generation X and generation Y, level of income adequacy, and expenditure pattern. 2.1 Generation Y 2.1.1 Who is generation Y? The word of “Generation Y” comes from the Advertising Age magazine since 1993. Generation Y, Boomlets, Echo Boomers, Millennial Generation or Internet Generation (Cameron, 2007) are those early adulthood who to be born wholly in the twentieth century which is between 1978 and 1994 and currently…

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