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    of graphic designers’ responsibilities and just how extensive is the impact of their work on day to day life. With powerful ability to communicate and educate, designers are able to motivate people to make informed decisions and choices about what they do and consume. What is often overlooked is how design solutions affect the world around us. And unfortunately more often than not those solutions are not socially conscious. Therefore such tendency raises questions: “Does modern graphic design…

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    When I was in my pre teenage years, one of the biggest fads and must haves was a fur covered electronic robot called a Furby. A Furby was not just another toy, this was a toy which was capable of interacting with its owner. All of my friends had one and they always took them everywhere they went. Well here we are many years later and wouldn’t you know it, the Furby has made a comeback. Only now the Furby is more technologically advanced and comes with many more options and accessories. In an ad…

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    also be used existing companies back up my research and point. I will also be discuss the benefits and drawbacks of different type of digital entertainment. I will also discuss how this research together with the target audience has influenced the design of the logo. Final I will be given a recommendations on other…

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    “All is Powerless” Mophie "All is Powerless" is an advertisement directed for Mophie Inc. by Biscuits 's Christopher Riggert. In this advertisement, the director presents all sorts of doomsday events, from gravity failing to function, to flying penguins, natural disasters, fishes falling from the sky, and for some reason dogs walking their owners. Finally at the end, the ad brings everything together by revealing that this is how a God feels when his cell phone is about to die, promoting the…

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    uniquely yours, and high quality products at great prices.” This way the positioning connects to the physical evidence of local customers truly enjoying Breezy’s products. While Breezy’s could also use its slogan, “Your Luxury, Your Memory, Your Design.” The slogan is not only meant to increase sales, but it represents the company’s brand identity. Again, relating the slogan back to physical photos or videos of the customers buying at Breezy’s Leather…

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    Country image is one of many extrinsic signals (e.g., brand reputation, price, etc.) that may contribute to an overall image of a product (Eroglu and Machleit, 1989). The country image is created by such variables as representative products, political and cultural environments, socio-economic development (Wang and Lamb, 1983), history, economic and political background, national characteristics, and traditions (Nagashima, 1970). Most past research has either illustrated or assumed image of…

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    Khadeja Jafar Reaction Paper ~ The Documentary Affluenza 1997 The documentary Affluenza has influenced my views about spending money in multiple ways; for example, the documentary has introduced me to the marketing behind all these products and how advertisements have become a serious influence on everyday people. With this knowledge and understanding I have become more aware of the tricks these companies advertise to promote their products, with this knowledge kept in mind, I’ll be able to…

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    In the article “What We Are to Advertisers”, James B. Twitchell argues that “advertising is not just to brand parity objects but also to brand consumers” (182). Rosser Reeves, a skilled advertiser, tried to convince different groups of people that quarters had meaning and value. The consumer’s view of products is called positioning. The consumer must feel like the product they are buying has value and is better than competing products. I have had experience of witnessing many competing companies…

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    Most adverts ordinarily have those flamboyant graphics that try to simply grab a hold of anyone for no other reason other than to get the money out of their pocket for a product they more than likely don’t need. Dodo Juices Advert seems to do exactly the opposite of that by using only a single graphic of the product itself on a white background. The graphic is even covered by large plain white text stating “ITS ALL ABOUT THE CONTENTS”. They continue…

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    Ordinary Portland cement (OPC) has been commonly used in many countries for centuries. It is relatively easy to get OPC into an active binder, as it is a common practice due to its wide availability and it being economically friendly. This may seem like perfect cement. However, OPC has a significant impact on the environment caused by the CO2 emitted during the process of manufacture, which plays a big role in the increase of greenhouse gases. Therefore, a more sustainable option has to be…

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