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    saeed salem no signal 90 .Evaluate the creative strategy used by the Partnership for a DrugFree America in its advertising campaign‚ particularly with respect tothe use of strong fear appeals.Early spots of creative strategy used by the Partnership for Drug FreeAmerica in its advertising campaign are considered “melodramatic”relying too much on scare tactics and stereotypes such as the school bus driver who snorts cocaine; African-American boys selling crack inthe school yard; and the “one puff and

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    Cerelac Advertising Campaign Introduction: Advertising as defined by Cavusgil‚ Knight and Rosenberg (2008) is a method of conveying a message encoded in language‚ various symbols‚ colors and other attributes‚ each of which may have a distinctive meaning. Advertising can also be defined as a paid‚ non-personal communication about products‚ services or ideas by an identified sponsor through the mass media in an effort to persuade or influence consumer behavior. It is an important tool of marketing

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    Decoding an Advertising Campaign AAMI In this following essay I will be discussing and analysing the advertisement campaign of Rhonda and Ketut created by AAMI car insurance. I will go over the strengths and weaknesses involved‚ the use of propaganda and further advertising and it’s benefits. 
 In 2011 AAMI launched a campaign which would soon become one of Australia’s most loveable story lines. AAMI decided to take a different approach when releasing this campaign‚ as it needed to be something Australians

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    people into thinking a certain way‚ influence people to do something‚ and even change cultural opinion. What is it? It‟s none other than advertising. With the right research‚ look‚ and design an advertisement has the capabilities to change the way people think of a certain product. Take Dove for example. Prior to 2004‚ this international mega brand used advertising tactics much like many beauty brands in the industry were using- skinny models‚ sexual innuendos‚ and trendy images. 1 But their

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    The purpose of this case assignment is to evaluate Adidas’ new promotional campaign and identify the key factors affecting its success. Promotion serves as one of the fundamental tenets in marketing mix. Promotion is the communication of information by a seller to influence the attitudes and behaviors of potential buyers.1 (Christ). Advertising‚ sales promotion‚ and public relations comprises promotion which are used to target specific buyers.2 These three aspects of promotion work together to

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    The campaign that launched in September 2004 began with an advertising campaign that featured women whose appearance strayed from the stereotypical beauty standards that are commonly seen in the media.The Dove Campaign for Real Beauty was communicated to the public through print and television advertisements‚ Web site‚ workshops and films. Dove wanted to get “real” feedback by having the ads ask viewers to judge the women’s appearances. In February 2007‚ the third phase of the campaign was introduced

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    The average person encounters more than 600 advertisements per day through an expanding variety of media. As GEICO’s V.P. of Advertising‚ I understand that choices must be made. We simply can not afford to make mistakes. Our ads need to be effective. The basic premise is that we want our ads to be noticed and memorable resulting in action taken by the consumer. A creative brief has been designed and will be utilized as a ‘road map’ in helping us answer two important questions – One “Who are

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    Charity advertising brief Dear Deborah‚ Many thanks for your recent letter concerning the advertising campaign that you wish us to design for you. We understand that the new campaign will be associated with these areas: abuse through prostitution; domestic violence; parental neglect; drug and alcohol misuse and teenage pregnancy. We also understand that these adverts are aimed at the general public and designed to raise donations to the charity and encourage people to offer their services to

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    Use of "Suggestive" Words in Today’s Advertising Advertising agencies use “suggestive” words in advertising campaigns in order to make consumers remember the product. Yet‚ what do these ads tell consumers about American culture? To answer this question I will be analyzing one specific billboard ad. The ad contradicts social norms. I want to find out what this ad says about American values in order to identify if this tactic is why some ad campaigns are extremely successful while others are not.

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    Outline for “Advertising in an Image-Based Culture” by Christians et al Some critics argue that the influence advertising has played in the development of modern culture is inevitable. By constantly delivering persuasive messages to the population through distinct channels‚ promotional campaigns have been able to influence societies in their way of living‚ behavior and thoughts. But if advertising has the ability to define our culture‚ is it possible that it can erode our core values? In the text

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