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    pride. This trend will just open more opportunity for CoverGirl to provide its products with the big box stores. The benefits of providing the product in big box store is added convenience for consumers and numerous locations. However‚ there is lack of personal service in big box stores‚ if consumers wanted to see a consultant for this new product they would need to visit Shoppers Drug Mart for personal assistance. Promote FWB Online: CoverGirl will be launching new product FullMake Washable Base

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    October 28‚ 2012 Analysis Essay Final Draft Easy‚ Breezy‚ Beautiful CoverGirl- Natureluxe Foundation CoverGirl succeeds once again and captures it’s viewers in an advertisement that not only has a modern way of catching its viewers’ attention‚ but also uses competition and catchy phrases to woo it’s viewers into buying their brand over other competing commericals. This specific commercial advertises CoverGirls Natureluxe Silk foundation using Taylor Swift. She is a perfect person to use

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    culture has illusion over reality (Solomon 176). The Covergirl advertisement is a well representation of being elitist. It has the dark colors‚ formal black clothing‚ and a solid colored background. The title also sounds elitist because of its use of the word superpowers. It shows that this product will make you a more powerful person if you own it. Manipulation is snuck into the advertisement by putting a popular face as the spokesperson for Covergirl. When looking at the advertisement the attention

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    hair shiny‚ and healthy looking. This can make the reader believe the product works since it looks believable from the ad. The second ad was made by Covergirl and is promoting mascara. The celebrity endorsing this product is Pink‚ a singer. This ad is stating this type of mascara can make your lashes have 200% more volume‚ along with zero clumps (Covergirl 117). It also makes the product seem more desirable by adding in extra benefits if the reader decides to purchase this product‚ “

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    face of Diet Coke‚ which in turn became more popular than before. Swift tends to be a role model for girls of the ages thirteen to eighteen. Her songs speak volumes about self empowerment and self image‚ yet she endorses brands like Coca-Cola and CoverGirl‚ who actively encourage adolescents to be unhealthy or ashamed of who they are. Swift is not the only celebrity though who endorses negative companies. Athletes like Lebron James have endorsed brands such as Sprite and McDonald’s as well. Promoting

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    Covergirl‚ Seventeen magazine‚ Sears‚— just to name a few‚ these are only some brands that have been placed or integrated into the plot of the eighth season of America’s Next Top Model. Since technology allows viewers to avoid ads‚ product placement is the paid product message targeted at influencing movie or TV audiences through the unobtrusive and planned access of a branded product into a movie or TV. (Tiny M. Lowrey‚ L.J Shrum‚ John A. McCarty‚ 2004) Product integration is a similar concept except

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    The first thing that grabs my attention with this advertisement is an example of “ethos” because they used a well-known figure‚ Katy Perry‚ to promote their product. When you see celebrities that are promoting brands it makes people think “If this product is good enough for them‚ it is good enough for me.” I feel this mentality occurs more frequently when a celebrity is promoting make up and skin care products. With celebrities having money‚ they could buy the best brands out there‚ so when you see

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    emotions and use attention grabbers to promote a company’s product however many lack basic information needed to finalize a sale. In this critical analysis I will discuss three makeup advertisements from different magazines. The Revlon‚ Covergirl and Maxi advertisements all cater to a basic human desire to be attractive and to feel flawlessly beautiful by society’s standards with the clear purpose to help sell cosmetic products to the public. Society defines beauty by the color of our skin

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    makeup on animals up until 1989‚ after finding new strategies to test their makeup and make sure it is safe to use. Almay does not test their products on animals and haven’t for 20 years now. Covergirl still tests their makeup on animals but have eliminated 80% of it. What about the remaining 20%? Covergirl stills uses this outdated Lethal Dose 50‚ which involves the distribution of a substance to a group of animals. Mary Kay and Sephora does not test their products on animals anywhere in the U

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    RWS 200 Costello 2/21/13 Consumerism in America Consumerism is a integral part of people’s lives in the United States. It evolved into something similar to what is advertised today once the Industrial Revolution was in full gear‚ making mass production and factory life a norm. Advertisers began to focus on convincing the public that they need certain products to be happy. The advertisers started to play off of people’s needs‚ such as the need for affiliation‚ the need to escape‚ etc.‚ to convince

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