This gives the audience a sense of relation with Justin because he goes through a problem that most people go through. ... The target audience is for teenagers who have a problem with acne and/or for people who are a fan of Justin Bieber. The "Proactiv Plus For Teens " is used to attract teens because in the teenager stage of a person's life, the skin of teens tends to break out (large amounts of acne). ... This Proactiv advertisement is displayed to show an image that Proactiv is the way to go when it comes to acne products. The three rhetorical strategies: Ethos, pathos, and logos have...

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Clothing companies often rely on teenagers to set trends. Trends then create bandwagon ads. because teenagers see a group of teenagers wearing something and they feel that they need to wear that too, so they then go out and buy it. ... So many ads. today are targeting teenagers and children to purchase their products. ...

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Boys and girls just beginning their teen-age years (12-14) don't drive, probably don't have jobs and have nothing to really do but go to school and watch MTV. ... There fore MTV is going to run music videos that teenyboppers want to see so that they can sell advertisement space to the companies targeting this age group. ... Companies can sell CDs, posters, and corny picture books to money totting teenagers. The final and most profound reason for teenyboppers control of the music industry is the psychological aspect of young teenagers. ... It is an insecurity problem that everyone g...

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But place a sexy woman on the couch with him, drooling over his wet Bud Light bottle and you've got a man ready to jump in the car to go get some beer! ... Because what the advertiser is selling is that if you go purchase Bud Light, somewhere in that scenario you're going to get a sexy woman. ... And their hopes are that the next time somebody goes to purchase a six-pack of beer, that image will still be imbedded somewhere and so that person will just naturally grab their brand of beer. ... Early exposure to sexuality makes life as a teenager more complicated as well. T...

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Because teenagers have a wider range of television viewing, they are more constantly bombarded with the beer and alcohol campaigns that are shown on television. ... In regards to cigarette advertising, teenagers as well as children are influenced by them. Despite the television ban of advertising cigarette companies, the noticeable display of logos, billboards and banners on televised sporting events make children and teenagers still aware of it on television and do not need the use of a commercial to be influenced by it. ... Of course there are many other examples where cartoon images, usu...

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From products such as which makeup will make you look better to what clothes will make you feel better about yourself, or if you go on this diet you will get the guy you want. ... Advertisers need to understand the consequences to their ads that they are displaying to the teenagers of today, both male and female. ...

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To pull in potential buyers, the ad shows buyers a group of typical teenagers. ... This also goes for cigarette companies and it just goes to show that corporations will never be truly honest. ... It later goes on to mention that it will give you "pleasure like you've never felt before." ...

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Teenagers, especially, give a lot of their attention to these television programmers and try to be just like the models on the runway. ... Television is one of the major networks that keep businesses going. ... Television and magazines are one of the major mediums that keep businesses going they sell the product to the consumer and as a result the designers keep coming out with new and more expensive trends to meet the demand. ...

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Teenagers in America watch TV at least for six hours per day, the minimum average elsewhere is for five hours per day. ... To solve the problem of the local preference for the national products, the tactics is to go local. ...

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Advertisements are everywhere, we see them when we are going to work, when we are out shopping, watching TV, and hear about them when we are listening to the radio. ... How can the average teenager watch and see these advertisements and not wonder what this product that is being advertised so nicely is? ...

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A consumer could go to a less popular store and buy a generic brand t-shirt and pay about $15.00 less than a t-shirt that they could buy at a department store that has a popular name or logo on it. ... Tobacco companies are making advertisements that target teenagers because as time passes, their costumers are dying from the harmful effects of smoking. ... Of course they are going to show a picture perfect model having fun and smoking a cigarette, but what they don't show is the reality of the consequences of smoking (Kwiatkowski 1). ... Do you think that later on, after that person has b...

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When people go to this restaurant they are going for two reasons, to eat and to look at the waitresses. ... The same also goes for the men. ... They have those teenagers and early twenty-year-olds that show their skin and have that look. ... So if you have good breath, you are going to have a good night. ... The companies just have to go towards the right audience and they will always be able to use it. ...

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This reality is cultivated and maintained by on-going television viewing and consumption of various types of media. ... Now that rap music is mainstream, music video producers target demographic are teenagers to young adults. ...

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It is the only way public is going to find out about the issues that dominate in our lives. ... If we steer our lives and our country on perceptions only, then at some point we're going to have some very shocks when we come face to face with reality. ... Research in the 1970s demonstrated the existence of "cluster suicides" in which the local TV reporting of teen suicides directly caused numerous copycat suicides by impressionable teenagers. ...

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It was found in studies by Leonard Eron Ph.D. and his associates at the University of Illinois that kids who viewed "many hours" of T.V violence became more likely to show aggressive behavior as teenagers and were more likely to be arrested and prosecuted as adults. ... Advertising in television is a powerful tool and a lot of thought goes into it. ... The ads usually go along with programming to reach certain demographic. ... Exposing people to what was really going on in Vietnam and what happened in the Watergate scandal. ... The positive aspects of the media are that it informs the public o...

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Fashion and what people were wearing goes as far back as to looking at ancient times. ... This socio- psychological inquiry goes on to say that an attractive person was typically rated as more desirable and socially acceptable to a broader base of individuals upon introduction to a product than average looking models. ...

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Here are some examples of the basics used today in ads or product development and what they mean: Blue It is a cool color that is extremely versatile going from the darker shade of midnight blue to the lighter of baby blue. ... Some advertising techniques continue to thrive on old ideas, including the objectification and dismemberment of feminism and women's equality, sexual portrayal of children and teenagers, and stereotyping of women of color. ...

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Introduction to Business Business plays a major role within our society. It is a creative and competitive activity that continuously contributes to the shaping of our society. By satisfying the needs and wants people cannot satisfy themselves, businesses improve the quality of life for people and create a higher standard of living. It is a way for individuals to provide goods and services to consumers, and at the same time, produce a profit for themselves. Businesses are not only important because they provide goods and services for consumers, but they also improve the economy and increa...

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Executive Summary This thesis sets out to investigate the effect of participation in motorsports on the image of a company. The focus in this investigation lies on the effect for companies that participate in Formula 1. The research looks at three different items that can influence the image: brand fit, brand involvement and popularity of the sport. Another factor investigates the moderating effect that the influence of the image of the sport has on the three items under investigation. These issues where investigated using an online questionnaire. ...

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