Time Management/Goal Setting

http://www.rsingh.net/art/tobacco/ (R. Singh - Gender Representation in Tobacco and Alcohol Advertising)

http://www.subliminalworld.org/full5.htm (J. Hagart - Subliminal World)

R. Singh and J. Hagart are two individuals that have some great ideas on Gender Representation and Subliminal Messages in advertising. These two web pages that I have read did make me think a lot about advertising. I can’t say that I totally agree or totally disagree with either of their writings.

In the R. Singh writing he wrote that cigarette makers advertise their product by making a person buy their products because of not what the product has to offer (not that cigarette smoking offers anything good) but wha

I can see how companies can send small subtle subliminal messages in their advertisements; however, I believe that if you are smart enough to recognize these advertisements will subliminal messages, you can filter out the ones that are promoting good products based on fact and not opinion.

I also looked at the validity of his statements and can say that they are his opinions, however, I have exposed to the same advertisements that he has seen and without doing a study on the subject, I can say that I believe his opinions to be fact based on my own knowledge of cigarette company ads.

Another writing that I have read is J. Hagart’s writing on subliminal messages in advertising. This was good reading material as I never looked at advertising in that perspective.

Some topics in this essay:
Surgeon Warnings, Subliminal Messages, subliminal messages, Singh Hagart, Thinking References, Alcohol Advertising, subliminal messages advertising, gender representation, Gender Representation, advertisements subliminal messages, advertisements subliminal, cigarette companies, based own, messages advertising,