Research And Writing Interest Paper

Mark Twain once said, "The secret of getting ahead is getting started". Success is a major part in my life. My goal one day is to succeed in life. I love math and being creative. I want to be an architect when I graduate college. If I have spare time, I'm usually hanging out with my family, going on vacation, or fishing. I would count family time as a major success.

Keep your customers in mind when developing ads and deciding where they'll be placed. Stress the benefits of your product rather than the attributes, such as customers will spend less, receive better service, have more time or feel more secure. One technique is defining how your customer has a problem -- the customer wants

Reporter stated they meet mom (Nia) was she was in Wal-Mart trying to steal when she was pregnant a few months ago. Reporter stated she paid for mom’s items. Report stated mom took things out her panties like toothpaste and sexual cream. She did not have anything for the kids. Reporter went to mom’s home on 9/2/17 to give the family some groceries. That was also the last time they saw the family. The boyfriend/husband (Eric) tried to push the reporter out the door. He does not like for the reporter to come over. He almost stepped on the baby while she was sitting in her car seat in the process. He pulled mom’s wig off in front of the reporter and the baby. Reporter did not see the other 2 children. Mom called the reporter

is a process in which water is slowly dripped onto a person's forehead, allegedly driving the restrained victim insane, a result of prolonged restraint under irritating conditions.

The typical person looks at 3,000 ads every day or more, as professors teaching our students to understand marketing principles, and how to communicate more effectively. With an audience, we have to face the reality of the advertising world today and understand that the examples we face today are fairly commonplace. Buying the product of interest will bring us happiness, popularity, status, prestige or any number of other outcomes that are certainly better than where we find ourselves. “The FTC Improvement Act of 1975 expanded the Federal Trade Commission regulatory powers over unfair or deceptive acts or practices this ensured that companies would make truthful claims about their products ,these claims are often measurable and objective” (Thorne,

“Investing in resources, including training, strict policies, that include enforcement and meaningful consequences for lax application of procedures and the following of procedures, are critical to any effective effort associated with records management” (p. 75).

Adverts have been around for hundreds of years, and have since developed hugely as technology has enabled us to advance even more. Adverts have developed from illustration with text in the early 1700’s to large high definition photograph/illustration on billboard or TV advertisements with high definition. (Adage, website, 1999) Advertising in the 21st century doesn’t just stop at billboards and TV advertisements. We have now gone onto using every space available to us to advertise, we are surrounded by adverts, or even advertisements surrounds us. Its endless, everywhere we go, we see adverts posted on a wall or on websites that we visit.

The advertisement and marketing campaigns have evolved into a complex science. Companies choose to show advertisements at specific times of the day in order to capture the targeted audience in the selected target market. The target market comprises off geographic location, demographics, psychographics, behavioral and product-related segmentations. The targeted audience is composed of individuals from a specific gender, age group, marital status or a combination of factors.

This special interest of mine reflects on my personality because as a person I am always trying to get better. I can get very competitive with my friends or even myself and this specific interest has allowed me, to sometimes win in those competitions. So one of the special interest I have pursued and followed is heavily exercising at the gym. In my view this interest is a very positive thing to pursue because it allows me to be better each and every day and I usually try to encourage people to pursue it as well because I know it will help them the same way it helped me.

There are probably many ways to describe me. But, to keep this in simple terms I am Diana, a 19-year-old Latina college student who considers herself as loyal, respectful, friendly, quiet person who loves and cares for her family and friends more than she cares for herself. Others might have a different opinion about me, however, this is how I view myself, this is who I am.

The verdict of whether the ads campaign too often in a period of time lies on the general rules in business mantra. Rule no. 1 is ‘customer is always right’ and rule no. 2 is ‘if the customer is wrong, go back to rule no 1’. The correlation between these 2 ties (marketers and consumers) is largely implicit and works hand in hand. In one side, marketers have to ‘educate’ consumers about their product or services gradually through every mean of promotional mix (personal or non-personal). Failure to do so will keep them out of the league and could result as a marketer’s caveat. On the other side, the dynamism of consumers’ needs and demand evolves in a much unpredicted cycle and pattern. The external environment forces such as demographic, technological, economic and natural forces have a direct correlation in determining the consumer needs and buying decisions.

     However, with every positive side comes a negative, and advertising is no different. Advertising has been blamed for a great variety of negative social impacts. One of the major criticisms received by advertising is that it forces people to buy things they don’t really need, often projecting negative emotions such as fear, anxiety of guilt upon the consumer (Engel). It is claimed that advertising plays with our basic human emotions and takes advantage of them, using them as merely another technique to sell goods or services.

examined in the context of the subject's media habits, because successful advertising depends on a detailed knowledge of a target market's reading and television viewing as a basis for deciding where to place advertisements.

Consumer behavior is considered as the mental and emotional process and the observing behavior of consumers during searching, purchasing and post consumption of a product or service. Consumer behavior involves study of what they buy, why they buy, how they buy, and when they buy (Gupta & Shallu, 2013). From various sources, the past experience and state of mind, the consumer may determine the impact that advertising has on him/her. In an effort to improve messaging and to gain the audience’s attention, advertisers create some special moments to resonate the mind of the target customer and motivate the audience to purchase the advertised product or service (Chakrabortty, Hossain, Azad, & Jakirul, 2013).

One of the advantages of consumer behavior can be seen when looking at advertisers and how they advertise by keeping the consumers in mind. Advertisers spend a lot of money to keep individuals and groups of individuals (markets) interested in their products. To succeed, they need to understand what makes potential customers behave the way they do.