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    When advertising, the best information to have is to know who the audience is. Without knowing who to sell the product to, one does not have a proper basis for advertising. Once one knows who they are advertising to, they must know how to approach said audience. An advertisement for little girls would not feature old men golfing and chatting about their rheumatoid arthritis, just as an advertisement against smoking would not involve people happily smoking. Such aspects are counter productive…

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    Advertising, simply put is paid adverts in order to grab the attention of consumers and direct it towards an idea, and then connecting that idea to a product being sold. However as the modern world continues to progress, and the way we obtain information drastically changes, from television and radio based to mostly the internet, the morality of advertising has been called into question once more. Advertising has become a part of everyday life and most americans are more than aware of it. Every…

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    Pathos In Advertising

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    consumers of the good of the product. Advertisements can be helpful in making decisions and as well as be misled. Advertisements are the reason why companies make profits off of unnecessary goods. There are companies today that misuse their power of advertising and advertise harmful products. If there are more advertisements created, then the sales of products will increase. Advertisements today draw consumers into purchasing goods, donating goods and as well as continuing to use…

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    Lucky Strike Ad Analysis

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    Lucky Strike is a cigarette brand that still exists today, however they are hard to come by. Nowadays, they are mainly bought online because it is rare to see them within stores except in Europe where they are more common. This is one of the several ads produced by the company Lucky Strike for their cigarettes around the time when they were more popular. The advertisement is targeting anyone that smokes specifically females, with the main purpose being to prove that Lucky cigarettes have the…

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    Society finds itself bombarded by the endless amount of advertising on the internet, television, and magazines. The purpose of many ads is to encourage the consumers to purchase a product, in order to increase a company’s profit. Nevertheless, there also advertisements that discourage the consumption of a specific product. For example, there are numerous billboards along freeways that promote healthier living by deterring the purchase of cigarettes. Regardless, if a company’s objective is to…

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    Ban on Tobacco Ads by the Government of India Tobacco has been in world history since the Mayan Indians of Mexico indicated tobacco use in their carved drawings. “These drawings date back to somewhere between 600 to 900 A.D.,” (Jacobs, 1997). Tobacco made its way into North America and before long, it went all over the world to many countries. People realized the money that could be made from Tobacco and found ways to make its use easier and more addictive. “In 1964 the…

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    news.com.au/travel/travel-updates/travellers-hit-with-airport-tax-for-duty-free-cigarettes-after-limit-lowered/story-e6frfq80-1226473969812 The limit of the amount of tobacco allowed to be brought into Australia dropped from 250 to 50 cigarettes as of September 2014. This not only covers cigarettes pushed duty-free but also any tobacco you’ve attained. Many overseas travellers were unaware of this change and were forking out up to $100 in tax in order to hang onto their bulk purchased…

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    Advertising companies’ job is to create a product attractive to the consumer, no matter the actual quality of a product. One example of this is the nicotine agenda. Throughout the twentieth century, cigarette advertisements have been had a prominent influence…

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    Over decades, whether a person is at a store, outside, or in the comfort of their own home, someone or something will always be advertising a product to get that person to buy it. Advertisements are found everywhere including billboards, buses, trains, magazines, and mainly through television. Often times we come across smoking advertisements. In these two different smoking advertisements that I have found I realized that these are selling the complete opposite meaning of smoking products. This…

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    E-Cigarette Research Paper

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    E-Cigarettes When the traditional cigarette first came to the market, it was fairly new so the majority of the population, including doctors, were uneducated about the effects of what the cigarette could do to the human body (Primeau 5). As society and research progress, cigarettes has been well known to be harmful to the body, being one of the causes to lung cancer and rapid aging of the skin. With knowing what the traditional cigarette does to the body, there has been many developments to…

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