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    Super Bowl Break

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    alarm that they have set for 6 AM or the long night ahead of them as they watch their team win in overtime. According to Heinz Ketchup’s change.org petition “over 16 million people call in sick or just don’t show up to work” on the day after the Super Bowl”. But, all this could be changed with the creation of a holiday which allows people to stay home. After a long day of preparing food, eating that food, drinking a lot, and watching the game until 11 because it's a nail biter and your team…

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    Colorism In Super Bowl

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    I hope that everyone had a chance to watch half-time at the Super Bowl yesterday night, because this ties into the topic of my blog: Colorism. The Colorism issue has expanded in that it is seen in the public eye in music videos and performances. The internationally known female artist named Beyonce’ Knowles took a stand on the issue in her Super Bowl performance. Knowles mentions in her newest song: Formation, that she is proud of her heritage. What a great way to get the whole country to…

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    Super Bowl Commercial

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    A good Super Bowl commercial should be able to advertise their product in an effective way. They should persuade the people watching their commercial to want their product. . The “Yellow Tail” commercial does not advertise their product using pathos, ethos, and logos and their commercial was not interesting. They start off the commercial with everyone having a good time at a party and they are drinking the wine that is being advertised. They say the name of the wine but they put more attention…

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    Global Effects The Super Bowl utter dominance within the U.S. fails to translate onto the international stage. It is behind a number of sports, such as soccer, rugby, even cricket. It’s American-centric base excludes the rest of the world, as other countries are much more focused on sports where their own people are competing. Even when referring to the sport, one must say “American Football”, rather than just football, as the rest of the world uses that term for soccer. However, NFL has…

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    The Super bowl is one of the most watched programs. In fact this year “an average of 111.9 million viewers made Super Bowl 50 the third-most-watched television program in United States history” (Sandomir). Since it is such a highly viewed program, many companies pay huge sums of money to have their commercials air, Coca Cola being no exception, since they will be seen and ultimately influence numerous of people who view them. However, in the case of Coca Cola’s commercial, a pronounced…

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    Super Bowl Ad Analysis

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    $5 Million for a Super Bowl Ad. Another Million or More to Market the Ad. In the article, the author discusses the importance that Super Bowl advertising has continued to gain among brand-leading companies and how strategies of achieving the best results have continued to change in the age of smartphones and social media. A review of the article will be conducted followed by a response about facts, claims, and opinions presented. The cost of advertising on Super Bowl has doubled in the last 10…

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    Super Bowl advertisements are famous for their elaborate productions and are often are more talked about than the event itself. These commercials have become cultural touchstones, but the advertisements have one job and that is to convince a potential customer to buy or use a company’s product or service. The Weight Watchers advertisement is a perfect example of how effective advertisements can be in only a few short seconds. What this commercial is really selling underneath its veneer of…

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    For classical conditioning there is one suitable example would be a super bowl commercial in the year 1992. The summary of the commercial is that two boys are watching a gorgeous long-haired blonde women walking to a Pepsi soda machine on a hot summer 's day to sexually drinking the can of Pepsi. The spying boys help end the commercial to say “Is that a great new Pepsi can, or what?” while completely not paying any attention to the beautiful woman. The reason why this is a fitting example of…

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    February, 2016. 15:45 ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact FOR SOME IT'S THE biggest sporting event of the year. For others, it's the embodiment everything the terrorists hate about Western culture. But for sports fans around Australia, the Super Bowl is unique. Some have even taken the day off work to watch the spectacle, further compounding the negative effect America is having on our economy. But it's all worth it, according to business content marketing associate team leader, Mickey…

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    Super Bowl Argument Essay

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    persuade a buyer (Weiten, 2013, p.269). with the use of classic conditioning, operant conditioning, and observational learning, advertisers are able to both consciously and unconsciously influence what people will buy. In an advertisement from super bowl commercials in 2014, Scarlett Johansson…

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