1. Spoof Advertisement
... popular culture. This kind of meta-advertisement most often takes the form of a spoof or parody of another advertisement. These spoof advertisements poke fun at other advertisers use of stereotypes, marketing techniques, or just plain silliness. The purpose in using this kind of advertising technique is of ... aligning themselves with the consumer against the rest of the advertising industry. These spoof advertisements are asking us to buy a particular product by making fun of other companies' attempts to make us buy their products. By subverting traditional stereotypes and advertising ...
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