The first type is primary demand advertising, in which the advertiser is looking to create demand for a new product. ... In order to successfully sell a product, you must first make consumers want your product. ... Advertising helps create wants or needs by making the consumer want to get the product right away. ... The fact that someone is saying you cannot do something often makes you want to do it that much more. ... A well-known advertising strategy is making consumers feel insecure and creating fears that can be overcome strictly by consumption/buying. ...

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As many people in this generation only care so little about ads, it challenges advertisers to be more creative, and even be smarter than ever in creating their ads. ... So, with this in mind, advertisers want to create meaningful ads that consumers actually can connect to and interact with. ... According to Interactive Advertising Bureau, the revenue of online Advertising has grown enormously, from U.S. $1.8 Billion to $20 billion in 2007. ... " (Harris, 2000) Women in Advertising Long ago, advertising was primarily focused on promoting the product or service. ... In addition, advertis...

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Even though most of us solely rely on advertisements, do we actually know what they are and what it takes to create them? ... The pressure of creating a sales message and presentation on the spot with the customer watching is totally eliminated. ... It is also useful in creating words that create the "theatre of the mind." ... If an ad is created and placed in the media, the cost of creation and time or space have to be paid for. ... Products, services and ideas are the things that advertisers want a consumer to buy. ...

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Viewers decide whether or not they want to purchase the goods based on its" presentation and usefulness for the time. ... Joseph Miller, "Without an audience of potential buyers, there would be no reason for the other elements of advertising, which are the advertisement, or message, the medium, or more typically media by which the message is carried, the advertiser or firm whose product or service is advertised, and the advertising agency or other similar firm that usually creates the message and places it on the media," (271). ... Before September 11, the advertising industry was rapi...

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Advertising is very important in the world today. Advertising is one of the main instruments used to obtain the attention of consumers. ... In the experiment, the advertising type was manipulated. ... According to these findings, the abstinent smokers remembered more of the cigarette advertisements because they had not had a cigarette in a few hours and that is what they wanted versus the nonabstinent not remembering as many cigarette advertisements because they had been smoking all along. ... Along with price, the name of a company, which created a product, can have effects also. ...

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I thought they can create new programs aim at more popular movies at specific time period. ... Brilliant advertising must be developed around a consumer insight that is consumers when they leave "Movie World" they want tour them again and like follow their news in the internet. ... Because no matter how many other objectives a corporate campaign may have, corporate advertising almost always helps condition the marketplace for the sale of the product, so the target market just want when consumers saw advertisement for Movie world, they want go and should go. ... It was used social med...

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They want to act and be like her. ... This is fueled by the want to buy stuff. ... Kids want them because they see them on television. ... "Kids not only want things, but have obtained the social right to want; one which parents aren't excited to violate" (Cook). ... This economic pressure creates unneeded stress and tension within a household. ...

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Advertising is designed for one purpose - to sell. ... Advertising is used to promote goods, services, images, and anything else that advertisers want to publicize. ... An excellent advertisement will create a deep impression on its potential customers through particular techniques. Radio and Television Advertising We are constantly surrounded by advertising. ... Advertising in radio is bought in "spots." ...

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For example, a clothing design advertising has created a wrong message that seems to demonize public school teachers and their unions because it is based on the ongoing debates over education on teachers' rights vs. students' rights and seems to favor the students (Sirota 1). Advertising influences our daily lives actions. ... This creates an opportunity where the students become aware of the products termed as the best, thus influences their decisions on buying while increasing the company's profits and brand awareness. The use of students to advertise products is significant ...

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Economic growth post world war created an affluent consumer society where the urban middle class and upper class had more purchasing power than before. ... Advertising agencies transformed into large profitable firms during the roaring 20's. ... Listeners would receive free current news bulletins and popular music, incidentally creating a new avenue for publishers to advertise products. ... Consumers were at the mercy of advertisers as they could use whatever techniques they wanted to draw interest in products due to the lack of advertising standards. ... Advertising established centrali...

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THE EFFECT OF ADVERTISING ON CULTURE To begin my discussion of the issue of commodification and advertising, I would like to look at TV. ... Here I do not want to go into detail about how networks themselves are corporations (although for the reader interested in this kind of thing I would recommend _Networks of Power: Corporate TV's Threat to Democracy_, Dennis W. Mazzocco, South End Press, 1994) since I merely want to outline the nature of the product (or culture) they produce. ... This culture, however, represents not only the convergence of those disparate developments, but ...

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These elements of products and services or ideas are used to create exchanges that satisfy an individual and or organizational goal. ... Advertising is a key element to the promotion strategy. ... If the appeal is over thought it not only wastes promotional dollars but also creates ill will for the advertiser. ... As a business you want your slogan to be a household theme or symbol that everyone will recognize. ... It not only creates a longing from the previous consumers, but also implants the old slogan into new potential consumers. ...

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It looks like they know what they're talking about and promising something that all the guys would want. ... All guys want to smell good in front of the ladies to impress them. ... Advertisers know that young male adults want to attract a lot of females in their life so they want to show the picture of that for their product. ... It's again using sex and need for attention from Jib Fowles Advertising Fifteen Basic Appeals. ... People don't really need to shave to be attractive but since they want to sell their product they need to create a life style where men need to shave in o...

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Because, of its trendy nature it is extremely important for advertising agencies and even companies to be aware of the trends and future trends of advertising. ... While there are many other factors that drive trends in advertising these three components always play a critical role in the face of advertising. ... "The Ad Council has endeavored to improve the lives of all Americans since first creating the category of public service advertising in 1942. ... The Brock Press wrote an enlightening article about Volkswagens pop culture branding success, they said, "Advertising cannot ...

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Interactive online advertising greatly personalizes advertising. ... This new way of advertising has become a trend and Agencies have now started explore their horizons by sending personalized emails to PDAs, cell phones and home computers, creating the illusion of a personalized email. ... Traditionally advertising agencies were responsible for delivering communication to maintain and also create brand images, with the recent control of the consumers, the value of tradition is becoming less and less clear to them. ... The problem with personalized advertising is, that advertising is no longer...

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How does advertising affect us in our daily lives? ... Another way that advertising influences people is by creating good impressions that can persuade them. ... The more a clothing company is advertised, the more people will want to buy their clothes. ... They want whatever they see advertised on television, in magazines or by famous people. ... But tobacco companies don't care about your health, all they want is your money. ...

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But in fact, advertising has a very large and very real affect on consumers. ... The best way to advertise a product is make consumers feel dissatisfied with what they already have and make them want more. Causing people to buy things they otherwise wouldn't, advertising creates a constant need. ... Another study of young girls showed that "forty-seven percent the girls were influenced by magazine pictures to want to lose weight, but only 29% of the girls were actually overweight." and that "Girls who were already dissatisfied with their bodies showed more dieting, anxiety, and buli...

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ADVERTISING AND ITS USE IN THE SHAPING OF CONSUMER GENDER IDENTITIES WHAT IS ADVERTISING? Advertising is the activity of promoting a product, service or idea to a particular target audience. ... Furthermore attitude are learned not innate, thus advertising seeks create and shape them towards the product or more importantly the brand. ... Advertising is now more controversial in its depiction of gender. ... Modernist advertising was characterised by its stereotypical portrayal of the sexes. ...

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Children take up a large amount of their parent's financial budget because they want everything that interests them from what they see in commercials. ... Advertising can expose children to so many different products. ... Advertising is creating a generation where children think that money is unlimited and that they can buy anything. ... Children also want clothing, toys, and electronics that represent the characters or television show. ... Today, advertising is putting kids in danger because it's making them want to spend loads of their parent's money on unnecessary products. ...

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Advertising codes and standards How effective is persuasive advertising? ... We are always ready-even eager-to discover, from the announcement of a new product, what we have all along wanted without really knowing it. ... One of these is that advertisers force people to buy things that they don't really want or need, often by projecting negative emotions such as fear, anxiety or guilt upon the consumer. ... Although we have these watchdog bodies' adverts can still manipulate and use persuasive methods in order for people to buy what the advertisers want them to. ... In this wa...

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When it comes to effective advertising, the simpler the marketing strategy, the better. ... TIVO allows television viewers to record the shows that they want to watch and fast-forward through the commercials later. ... This can be stressful for the consumer and it creates a bad experience for them. Marketers want the consumer to make a quick purchase decision or else they may become hesitant about the company's product or service. ... He also focused on simplicity when creating each of Apple products' designs and packaging. ...

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Advertising There are so many types of advertising techniques that companies use to make you want to buy something. ... Whenever I see a commercial that offers a buy one get one free "deal" it makes me consider purchasing the item just because I want the free object that comes with it. ... A very big factor on how advertising influences me is the advertising technique bandwagon. ... 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. This is a big factor that infl...

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Cultural Impact on International Branding in Advertising----A case of success of LGE in China I. ... This question is one of the most fundamental decisions when planning an advertising campaign in different cultural areas and one of the most frequently discusses issues in advertising today. Banding as a kind of marketing communication for consumers aims to create an image by designing and promoting certain products or services, their brand names, and additional values. ... Alber(1994) also attempted to look at the relation between values and advertising. ... Cheng(1994) paid attention t...

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Twitchell points out how many things that "entertain", really were not created with that intent. ... Often, the only difference is in the advertising. ... "Berlin Walls fall because people want things, and they want culture created by things" (par. 10). ... Advertiser's figure that most of their younger viewers haven't made up their minds on what brands they want. ... Our culture requires advertising. ...

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Do you think advertising harms us!! ... I agree that advertising is harmful to us for three reasons. ... Furthermore, advertising plays big role in influencing us and creating a desire to own new products that aren't necessities in life and consumers' income will not allow them to enjoy. ... She wanted to buy it, but she didn't have enough money. ... In the end, advertising is everywhere around us. ...

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