Executive Summary: Market Day Trial

The advertising campaign is for the general audience One of the posters or advertisement is "Spread music, not the flu" and shows two young adults listening to music all joyful and relaxed. One is showing two little kids eating popcorn and having fun and the slogan is "Spread popcorn, not the flu" once again this is associating and involving others. Another ad shows these two older parents or grandparents and a kid saying "shots aren't just for kids."

In his story, “The First Day,” published in the 1990’s, Edward P. Jones discusses the story about a young girl’s first day of school. This story is about a mom who is taking her child to her first day of school, but they run into problems because the first school didn’t accept her. When they go to another school, the mother is illiterate and needs help filling out the paperwork for the new school. Although a parent may not have an education of their own, Edward P. Jones argues that a parent will do anything to make sure their child gets an education.

Strategy To use a comprehensive communications campaign to create awareness about the brand’s image, by encouraging the target audience to broadcast their use of Monica and Andy products.

Within industry there is revolution. Innovation for development and a burning desire for further progression must be realized or risk of failure increases exponentially. Does consistent hard work not correlate with well earned success? Does perseverance parallel evolution? The music industry is not impervious to failure and its institutes must

By just stating the important points and more use of pictures proved to be more eye catching for us and potential consumers. This could help achieve the aims of this organisation as students and working class people could notice this poster when they shop at local newsagents or public areas when they go to work or college. Although these won't be distributed to houses like leaflets, they will be situated at public areas such as on buses or some of the local shops nearby. This would increase customer awareness of the business on a whole or be a drawback as some people like the elderly who do not shop as often as other student are more likely to miss the poster rather than students who walk past on a day to day

Our group took the role of being a rhetor and used our knowledge of effective advertisements and rhetorical devices to effectively fulfill our purpose: to convince the audience to buy the product that we were displaying. This product was called Tase-let, which was a mix of a stylish anklet and a taser for self protection. Our intended audience was the general public, more specifically, people that felt they were defenseless or worried of running into a situation where they would become defenseless. This campaign consisted of five different advertisements which were put on different mediums. There were three picture advertisements that were meant to be put on Facebook, Magazines, and Billboards. There was also a video advertisement and a text-heavy radio

Article Choice The four advertisements chosen represented separate, and distinctive, themes. The first advertisement, for anti-wrinkle cream, utilized a bandwagon approach and a sense of the ideal retirement life. The second advertisement, for hygiene experts, suggests utilizing the fear of uncleanliness to sell the services. The third advertisement, for Camel cigarettes, brought a sense of nostalgia as I remembered spending time, as a child, with my oldest brother prior to his passing. To summarize, it embodied the ideal picture of a manly outdoorsman. The fourth, and final, advertisement focused on food and choices. Specifically, one pizza offered two distinctly unique flavors.

III. Purpose and stance; Here’s where we “read” the ad and describe it – visual rhetoric

Greater New York Dental Convention The Greater New York Dental Convention held on 26th November 2017 focused on issues relating to dental hygiene and practices. There were some exhibitions in that convention displaying various dental diseases, hygiene practices, and dental technologies. One of the exhibits that caught my eye was the exhibition by Amanda Vera and Tiffany Andron from New York City College of Technology. First of all, their poster was well designed with a well selected them for the poster which was visually attractive. The color schemes were appealing to the eye and could easily attract passersby. The layout of the poster was also clean with words having a clear font, not too dull.

The team will be contact bus companies, and will also be responsible for advertising on buildings, and on public benches. They will also work to create both online exclusive advertisements, and advertisements that will appear on TV. YouTube will work closely with TV Network ABC to attract new viewers; this partnership will also be extended, ABC’s shows will be advertised on the video giant. The marketing team will work with all other teams to market the site to new audiences.

My poster is about buying Liberty bonds and to have people stopping and thinking of the men suffering in the war. The slogan shows some emotion by saying Help destroy the jeopardy of the seas… so

After making commercials, designing billboards, getting space for ads, and doing a whole lot of paperwork, they sat back and waited for the clients to come to them.

Time is important when thinking about where a work of art is going to be. If it on a belabored people passing will not be willing to read long messages so using few words to get a point across will work best on a billboard. And for works in museums where people are more willing to stay and interact with works of art, in Jenny Holzers words, "they are reworded," with uncovering a deeper meaning.

As the director of a Netball Advertisement creating a television advertisement that was specifically for the CMS Crows Netball Club. My idea was to create an advertisement, which included players represented from the whole netball association, but that was difficult with the time schedule. My aim for this was to

The team believed The team tried to make the situations realistic and relatable. They based their advertisements off of their findings from their focus groups. For example they stayed away from using celebrities in most of their ads because they were perceived to be less credible than ordinary boys of girls.