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    According to the ELM, individuals are likely to change their attitude in order to align with what is socially correct. If she is using a different brand of tampon as opposed to Tampax Radiant, she is not doing all that she can do to mask her period and thus “standing out”. In order for the consumer to perform the socially accepted task of hiding her menstrual cycle, she must switch to Tampax; it is framed as an essential choice. Though not all advertisements utilize both routes of persuasion, this campaign serves as an excellent example of a brand marketing through the peripheral and central routes, and thus culminating in a change in attitude and the resulting affect. Though the consumer may have thought of tampons as a basic necessity, branding then turns the act of picking out a tampon in a lifestyle…

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    Like A Girl

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    tips and coupons and promotions, whereas their twitter is used more to empower girls with sayings and spreading awareness of the brand. 7. What kind of social media activity is the competition doing? One of their main competitors Kotex really stepped up their game by creating the very first Pinterest campaign. Called woman’s inspiration day, where they picked 50 women that expressed themselves on Pinterest and brought their inspiration to life by asking them to repin their gift they receive a…

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    While Kotex and Tampax remain two of the top name brands, Kotex attempted a new tactic in commercialism. Kotex never addressed what their brand can do for customers, but instead attacked other brands’ attempts at gaining customers. Kotex also used humor and directly connected to their female audience by using common images, while still maintaining that emotional connection with the sappy, slow building music that plays. Depending on the maturity of who is watching the commercial, most…

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    The girls began exploring their new American culture, and every step they took toward American way, made Mami or Papi upset. In a family of strong Dominican descent, it would upset their parents as they see their children branch away from their culture. As the girls mature, they grow increasingly distant from one another, their parents, and their relatives on the Island. Mami and Papi almost felt as if they were losing touch with their girls, and fragmenting their family. For example, Sandi’s…

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    Case 5- Tambrands Overcoming Cultural Resistance Lydia Fontanez MGMT-539 Dr. Kay Green February 10, 2018 Summary In this case scenario the company Tambrands’s only sell Tampax, which is the best-selling tampon in the world, with 44 percent of the global market. However, the company got concern when its earnings dropped 12 percent accounting for $82.8 million of revenues. According to the article 45 percent of the sales were attributed to the United States market, which was considered…

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    Masculinity In Music

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    of music has a prevalent amount of feministic oppression. The disrespect towards women, referring to them as sluts, whores, bitches etc. Men learn that they should be relentless in pursuit of women, viewing women as sexual objects. For example, Jay Z and UGK’s “Big Pimpin”- You know I thug them, fuck them, love them, leave them. Cause I don’t fuckin need em. In the cut, where I keep em til I need a nut, til I need to bent the guts.() Also. It promotes to men acts of physical violence commited…

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    The Company offers fabric care products under the brands, such as Ariel, Downy, Gain and Tide. It offers home care products under the brands, such as Cascade, Dawn, Febreze, Mr. Clean and Swiffer. Baby, Feminine & Family Care The Company offers Baby Care products, such as baby wipes, diapers and pants. The Company offers Baby Care products under the brands, such as Luvs and Pampers. The Company offers Feminine Care products, such as adult incontinence and feminine care products. The Company…

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    Shrek Gender Analysis

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    Growing up, girls are constantly getting picked on for which sport they should or should not play. For example, men have believed football is only for boys to play. There are a large percentage of girls playing male sports that are told they can’t play because men say that women have such small frames, are emotional, and just not physically superior as men are, which is false because there are girls playing football across the world (Should). For example, in the New York Times, Erin Dimeglio, a…

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    society not even acknowledging the issue. An artist that has become very popular in the past decade is Marshal Mathers, who goes by the stage name Eminem. Eminem has become well know for his clever rhymes, unique style, and the fact that he was the most successful white rap artist in modern times. Mathers has also been one of the most infamous rappers of all time due to the content of his songs mostly being very disrespectful to females. Eminem refers to killing or abusing women countless…

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    is over after they walk and talk. They seem to think if they keep their child busy, the parents are done. Marjorie J. Hogan, a pediatric clinic found that: In 1999, 41% of families were on-line, and 48% of children boasted a television set in their bedroom. Children 2 through 17 years of age spend an average of 4.35 hours per day in front of a screen (TV, videotape, computer, or video game). Whereas children and adolescents spend an average of 2.46 hours watching television every day, they…

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