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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Everywhere you go advertising is all around us. ... Advertising is important to study as it tells us about how the mind reacts to pictures, colours and words and how the right mix of these tools can subconsciously force us into buying products which we would usually not consider buying. ... The advertiser, Clairol, will have wanted to keep this natural image throughout the advertisement due to the current trends of the day, as it is at the moment "fashionable" to eat organic foods, drink organic drinks and now it is becoming fashionable to wash your hair with organic shampoos. ... The letteri...

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We will begin extremely high with advertising purchasing up to 60 minutes of time space. ... We want our name to be the first to come to mind and to be thought of by the consumers as the original producer of our products. ... We will remain heavy on television advertising by increasing it by 5% and increasing magazine ads by 8% and newspaper advertising by 2% in this quarter. ... Since advertising is our communication vehicle we will rely relationship advertising, to not only make sales, but we would like to create a relationship with our customers by heavy advertising and media efforts. ...

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Marketing, advertising, sales promotion and public relations hold a symbiotic relationship. ... Advertising is all about the creativity one can create to attract the consumer for whatever product or service they want them to buy. ... Public relations defer from advertising in many ways. ... Unlike advertising, public relations use mass media to reach out on branding a product or service. ... It is a function and a set of processes for creating communicating and delivering value to customers and managing customer or public relationships in ways that benefit an organization. ...

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There was no shortage of advertising platforms. ... Old school advertising was clean-cut. ... Americans were tired of working toward the war effort and wanted a way to unwind. ... With a wave of new inventions and modern conveniences in unheard-of quantities, advertisers created a whole new feeling of purchasing a product. Americans wanted an image, society had created new social standards since luxurious items were not so difficult to get. ...

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Society creates gender stereotypes When I was a child I grew up with a stay at home mother. ... This happens because society creates gender stereotypes. ... Advertising and magazines influence society and give gender stereotypes. "In sex Lies and Advertising" by Gloria Steinman she writes about how advertising is set up. ... Society creates gender stereo types. ...

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It has become the main event for new television advertising. ... There are some honorable mentions when the Super Bowl advertising game started. ... It is the true test of successful advertising. Worldwide attention and the desire to increase sales are some of the most obvious reasons companies want to have their ad shown during the Super Bowl. ... The social factor of public fascination with Super Bowl advertisements can create huge amounts of free publicity. ...

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Advertising is the bridge between the consumer and the advertiser. ... Many people believe they are immune to advertising. The trick of advertising is to sell desire. ... This creates the ideal path for the eyes to follow. ... We want to be looked at, we want to be admired. ...

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Does sex in advertisements affect the youth of the nation and spread disease, create more teen pregnancies, or does it simply make the youth aware of what sex is and about? How does Advertising play an important role in the pricing of the items they are selling? ... When a company wants to advertise its newest development, they pay an advertising firm who creates the ads and the company usually has a slogan or a theme that they want the creators to follow. ... Today's advertising market is purely dominated by sex. ... Advertising today has become overruled by sex. ...

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The material used to create the product could be deficient. ... Advertising is also a huge problem for Trap-Ease. ... There is too much focus on trade shows and traveling and not enough focus on advertising. ... Trap-Ease could also do more market research to determine exactly what the consumers want in a mousetrap. ... There must be an increase in advertising to the right markets. ...

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Although we create our own world, our thoughts were imposed upon us since the day we are born. ... We want to know what happens next and the more suspenseful and degrading it is, the more ratings that show will get. ... Another example I want to focus in on is 90210. ... My last topic of discussion is advertising. Advertising is said not to be a medium. ...

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One reason media is so influential is that advertising is a 130 billion dollar a year industry. ... Advertising is a powerful educational force in our culture due to the simple fact of exposure. ... In order to create a market for their product, they attempt to make women feel inadequate about their own bodies through advertisement. ... It appeals to that basic human desire to be wanted, accepted, and be seen as sexually attractive. ... As Michael Sones said in an article for Beauty Worlds; These advertising stereotypes were successful, not because they created these images, but becau...

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One way that the adaptive unconscious is used is advertising. ... Cheskin wanted to know what made margarine so unappealing to the public eye. ... That a biased opinion can be formed within the blink of an eye- but can be masked by simple yet enticing advertising - through the margarine experiment conducted by Cheskin in order to maximize margarine sales by cloning the color of butter and by creating more attractive packaging. ...

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This "mean world" syndrome can create stereotypes and nasty attitudes. ... Advertising Television influences both society and culture. It portrays an influence through advertising. ... If a commercial appeals to a child he will want the product immediately. ... Sometimes people decide which type of beer they want to drink based on these commercials. ...

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Similarly, when a reason to choose a branded commodity is created, the reason for not choosing an unbranded commodity is simultaneously born. ... Have all those years of advertising made us a captive to this brand? ... Brand is a relationship between your customers/prospects and your product - intangible, emotional bonds created by every interaction. ... Branding creates need for your specific product. ... Branding is creating customer loyalty. ...

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Coca Cola was created by Pharmacist Dr. ... Robinson didn't want the business to fail and decided advertising was at fault- "people did not know what they were missing."" ... The company wanted Coke to be a boost for morale and to promote patriotism. ... Coca-Cola wanted to show that they were part of the American war effort. ... In World War II Coca-Cola wanted to convince the government that Coke was essential to the war efforts. ...

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People could travel at any time they wanted , instead of following a train schedule. travailing by automobile was also much more inexpensive. ... The automobile industry has also created a wide variety of new jobs as well as giving the advertising industry a whole new focus. ... Yet another aspect of the economy that is effected is Advertising . The advertising spectrum has opened up to a whole new focus on Vehicles and there many accessories and related merchandise. ... More recently it has created a coming of age event for young people. ...

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