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    Public Relations Argos Sponsorship - Argos uses this as they would be sponsoring other organisations. Argos currently sponsor teenager cancer trust charity and they donate to this charity to increase the awareness of the organisation and the cause. Corporate image - Argos uses this as they would want to have a good image and good reputation. This would then allow the business to increase sales, profits and keeping bring new customers into the business. If Argos does anything bad it would…

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    different strategies and styles in their writing to introduce their topic and their arguments. Each author has their own styles and strategies that they use to convey to the audience. In the article by Jean Kilbourne, “Two Ways A Woman Can Get Hurt: Advertising And Violence,” she talks about how women are being represented in the media as subordinate and as an object, in which those things lead to violence and abusive relationship. On the other hand, an article by Michael Kimmel, Violence” and…

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    Online advertising or additional known as internet advertising is a type of communication method in mutual relation with the technical and medium based requirements. It is in a form of banner with description of products or news delivering to Internet users via Websites, e-mail, ad-supported software system and Internet-enabled in smart phones. The most important advantage over TV commercial advertise is it is not restricting by geography or time. Most of Business using website as an…

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    Magazines reveal young and extremely thin women. This holds true in most other forms of visual media, including magazines, film, television, and even children’s television. By presenting the ideal woman as a thin, long-legged one, the media had played a major role in carving out a community standard for female beauty. The media do not only influence standards of female beauty. Through constant exposure to these supposed ideals of beauty in the media, individuals begin to engage in social…

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    Framing, Branding and Public Images This essay discusses the value of the concept of framing for international actors and public relation consultants. Why is it important to understand the construction of frames and images in the news discourse? To illustrate the linkage between images, framing and branding the definition of these fundamental terms is required. Based on their knowledge, beliefs and experiences individuals create images of their environment that influence their behavior.…

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    (Lee et al 2005). The latter is a great example of relationship marketing, not only does it reward returning consumers with ‘point' that maybe exchanged for goods or holidays, but it does so by bringing together several partner organizations including Sainsbury's, Debenhams and BP. Some theorists such as Peppers and Rogers (1993), Lynch and Mitchell (1997) claim that although they make sense, they are essentially just another costly marketing promotion, based on the fact that competitors would…

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    friendly employees the products will sell. Artemis will encourage impulse buying; therefore it is important that we maintain a flexible pricing strategy. To help promote this impulse buying Artemis will implement a strong sales promotion strategy. Advertising will be secondary. Hardcore athletes demand knowledgeable employees and a convenient location. Artemis has placed its stores in upscale urban areas. This strategy will keep the customers isolated from the competition; if the nearest…

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    The key feature of children’s thinking in this stage is symbolic representation. The child is now able to use a symbol, an object, or a word to stand for something else. The use of symbols can be clearly seen in the child’s use of language; for example, the child can now represent objects in the environment with the appropriate word and can refer to past and future events. The use of symbols is also apparent in children’s drawings, imitation, mental imagery, and symbolic play. For example, a…

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    When it comes to EMR it differ from the email is by it keeps records of patient information help keeps patient information safe. It can be carried around from place to place you go on the internet with it. It keeps files on it. It requests a password and a login. Now when compared to an email it is no comparison an email is something you use to send a request for something. It helps get answers and request to and from a person. It is a faster communication tool then writing a letter, you can…

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    This theory is about women shoppers are far less likely to make a purchase if they are "brushed" from behind --by a person, a display table, or a piece of merchandise. Underhill did not give too many explanations about the terms. His results are all based on his observations of thousands of video. Furthermore, he claims that it’s very important to let potential customs feel engaged in the stores. For example, the author refers to the cases of GAP and Banana Republic. The reason for they putting…

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