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    In many advertisements of the cereal brand “Cinnamon Toast Crunch” the slogan “Why do kids love the taste of Cinnamon Toast Crunch?” can be seen or heard. This is in reference to the product and their consumer. It is portrayed as a life long question that everyone will always ponder. It would be my best bet that they are trying to get parents to buy the product for themselves or their children to see if they can find out the answer. On more recent television commercial advertisements the slogan…

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    In today’s teen’s or tween’s generation, the age division, is expanding the amount of advertisement and bad spending habits. For example, marketers are aiming the teens and tweens through strange places, such as a school. Marketers are now advertising in schools, which can affect the education of students. An example is Pizza Hut give students promotions if they read a certain amount of books. Many marketers try to make the company sound educational to schools, but the companies are just lying.…

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    Ideological Criticism

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    Introduction When waking up in the morning what is the first thing you do? Take a moment and think about it, do you wake up and look in the mirror? If so, do you acknowledge your beauty or do you complain and compare yourself to others? Today I am going to discuses how Ideological Criticism works by analyzing a song and a music video. The song and the music video I am going to analyze is powerful and has a strong message behind it. The name of the song and the music video is called Pretty Hurts…

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    In Saunder's "In Persuasion Nation" several vignettes are presented that subsequently spiral into absurd instances of normalized violence with commercial like qualities. In these stories men and women will die and murder for while proclaiming ther love and yearning for a delicious taste of name-brand products like Doritos™. Taken to the extreme, these examples show how modern consumerism and capitalism have created a manipulative force in advertisements. Modern advertisements use persuasive…

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    Shea Moisture organization operates globally in the highly competitive billion-dollar cosmetic industry, in addition, Shea Moisture is an innovative organization who is outperforming their competitors by offering consumers an array of products with natural ingredients, unlike Shea Moisture organization competitors who has harmful ingredients in their cosmetic products. According to Juhász, & Marmur Many cosmetics contain chemical additives to enhance cosmetic properties, protect cosmetic…

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    There are different methods to advertise your business and to find new customers to be interested to buy your products or services. Therefore, the Signs in Fort Saskatchewan can do a very successful campaign with your name or brand printed in the sign you feel more interested. The professionals and dedicated staff will provide you with different options to complete your advertisement in a most detailed and successful manner. The Signs in Fort Saskatchewan are perfectionists and will print…

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    As far as being persuasive goes, commercials and television clips can, and should aspire to be very effective when shown in the right way. Regardless of what audience it targets. By using the right amount of logos, ethos, and pathos the commercial can reach out to a greater audience, therefore making it highly affective. The video I chose to analyze is a BC SPCA animal cruelty awareness commercial. It features a variety of small clips of dirty, injured, and sick animals stuck in cages and crates…

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    As you can imagine television advertisements are the number one business of making money. But today we 're going to talk about two Geico commercials. Geico is an auto insurance company that offers you 15% off in 15 minutes on car insurance. I think Geico just says that so that people can call or go to their website to get a quote. 15% off in 15 minutes is not guaranteed; it is a risk Geico takes to make money. With these funny advertisements the audience is a person with a driver’s license…

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    ABSTRACT: Advertising means to grab the attention of customers by using different communicational tools so, there are many ways to encourage, pursue and manipulate the potential customers which include TV ads, magazines, newspaper, radio, social media etc. Advertising is the main source to provide your message to audience where you can present your idea to whole or specific consumer. It helps to make the image of product in consumer’s mind which is called as Product Positioning by this you can…

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    Companies have successfully, marketed their products towards an unsuspecting consumer group, children. A child having a temper-tantrum holds more influence than the average person would imagine. These children are able to convince their parents into buying toys that are used once and then sent to the dump. This type of advertising brings about the question of morality is advertising products towards kids. In the current century it is nearly impossible to shield children from all types of…

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