The Importance Of Advertising In Advertising

Every year, there is more than one hundred million animals that are used for a wide varieties of tests. One of them is to test the safety of cosmetics. However, the uses of animals to do tests is a very controversial issue. Many animals, such as rabbits, mice, guinea pigs, and hamsters, get hurt or die because of the testing. Moreover, there are many people who thinks that animals should have their own rights, so people can not use animals for testing. Even though the results of animals’ suffering will help humans determine the safety of cosmetics, there are still many people who think that making animal suffer for our own benefit is very unkind. Animals have been used to do tests a long time ago. However, many companies

“M.A.C” Viva Glam, a cosmetics company, flaunts sexual tendencies to create an emotional appeal to their audience. The ad features a famous artist lying on her back in a hot pink room filled with disco balls while wearing a low-cut black sequined bodysuit and, her legs spread apart with her crotch reflected in the mirror behind her. Certainly, the sexually suggestive position is designed to draw consumers attention to her body and open mouth. This ad is intended to make their target consumers feel seductive and powerful as a woman; nevertheless, this ad is

In today’s society, advertising plays a huge part in sale production around the world. Advertising is found in almost every place imaginable and even in places a person least expects it. Some advertisements are very noticeable and distinct, while others are very subtle yet the human eye tends to catch them. There are different types of advertisements which include signs, posters, newspapers, Internet, television, movies and much more. Advertisements remain successful by appealing to specific audiences. The audience targeted through advertisements are usually based off of society’s views on the product or what the advertisement is trying to “say.” Advertisements also play an important role in constructing the idea of gender. The idea of gender, usually focused around masculinity v. sexuality in women. A large majority of advertisements in today’s society, convey women as sexual figures, which can be seen as degrading towards women. The advertisement featuring Lucy Pinder for Lynx Dry: 48 hour Anti-perspirant, the company is also known as Axe in the United States, conveys this message. The advertisement was released in June 2011, before being banned in the United Kingdom for being degrading towards women. In the advertisement, the women is shown removing a turkey from an oven, while dressed in lingerie. The advertisement conveys a strong message against women and uses sexual appeal to influence men who value the shown qualities in a women, which are degrading to women. This

Advertisements, what they do to grab each person’s attention is based on who they are trying to reach out to and why. Each company will take different tactics to get consumers to purchase their product over the other leading companies that are out there to choose from. The advertisement that I choose to examine a little more was a Huggies diapers commercial. The Kimberly-Clark company chooses their diaper commercial to reach out to new or even seasoned mothers with small children. They even put some facts into the ad to try and pull the consumer in their direction. The basic appeals that Jib Fowles went over in his article “Advertising’s Fifteen Basic Appeals” (Cyberpat) that I found that were used in this ad were, the need for nurturing, guidance, and to feel safe when the need it the most, I feel like this ad hit each one of these points just right.

In this paper, I will analyze the ethical challenge that represents misleading people’s choices through manipulative advertisements campaigns. I will focus on one specific case, the Nivea-Slim Complex cream, which was charged by the Federal Trade Commission of the United States with a fine of $900,000. The claimed of Nivea’s Marketers was that women would lose weight only by using the cream. This deceptive claim was taken and overseen by the Trade Commission ending with legal consequences against Nivea. Nivea’s misleading advertisement campaign represents an ethical challenge because it is clearly lying to consumers in order to increase their sales. On the other hand, Nivea is a business, and as such, it needs to have revenues. The events regarding this case are presented as follow: The advertsiment was aired across the U.S. I could not find a specific date of its released. The Advertisement “…shows a woman applying the cream, before discovering that she can fit into an old pair of jeans.” (Abraham, par. 6). On June 29, 2011, the Federal Trade Commission released a publication under the Customer Protection Tag regarding Nivea’s deceptive campaign. The legal settlement of the Federal Trade Commission states:

The main goal of advertising and marketing is delivering the right message to the right person at the right time. Having a strong an e-commerce brand is vital for an e-commerce business to be successful. Marketing and advertising is almost as important as a brand. A major part to branding is how the message is delivered. Advertisers have new and ingenious ways to get their advertising messages to the consumer. Using the world wide web, social medias sites, display ads, video advertisements along with mobile technology will increase visits and earnings to any e-commerce site.

Advertising began before America was colonized, it has always been used as a way to sell goods and get the name of your product out. Companies put up posters, billboards, and give out samples of their products to make their product seem to be the newest and the best you can buy. The idea of advertising has never changed, it puts out the idea that one product is better than another. Companies use strategies that we do not realize to attract us to their product. Such as cigarette franchises would make smoking look cool by having famous actors and actresses smoking their product on a poster or in a commercial. One company in particular called Lucky Strike, a cigarette company, used some hidden rhetoric strategies in their advertisements. To get consumers to purchase their cigarettes they have a young, pretty women pose for the poster, they use certain colors to make the customer to feel comforted by the product, and they use specific words to get the point that their cigarettes are the best a person can buy.

Our modern era, has made it possible for everyone to have access of technology at home. As individuals watch daily television, the number of television ads they view daily is significant. However, how do these television commercials shape or affect the gendered roles and norms expected from women? In this paper, we will be analyzing the serious effects and expectations individuals can acquire from commercial ads.

Advertisement and branding are one of the marketing strategies most companies use to sell their products to the world. Branding creates an image and a message that is passed to the consumers in order to appeal to them and also enable them to remember the products. Therefore, advertisement is a means of ensuring that the brand is conveyed to the consumers directly. Advertising is done through various channels including social media, televisions, magazines, newspapers and currently, most organizations prefer doing their advertisements through the internet: most potential consumers are met online due to this technology era. This paper is a memo, targeting the staff members of a company. The company is running an advertisement campaign for their new brand and therefore this memo is entirely based on advertisement and branding, explaining to the staff why they should understand the importance of this campaign, why advertisement is important in brand development and suggestions of how the staff can help to develop the organization’s brand.

Advertising can be a great way to raise money for a company that represents an awareness that needs attention. Advertisement signs can be seen everywhere from on the side of the road to looking them up on the internet. They all have one main goal and that is to raise money for the product and to please the viewer’s eyes. Pleasing the eye can make the viewer more interested, which would enhance the chances of them getting involved with what the advertisement portrays. Advertisement can portray all kinds of things and have many different meanings to them, like this specific one talks about domestic violence and sexual assault. It is an advertisement that came from the  Joyful Heart Foundation,which is a national organization that has a main purpose of  getting rid of domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse completely. They make many ads that all say, “NO MORE,” in  bolded words and have a famous actor or athlete in the middle with a quote above the person comprehending with what the foundation is about. The use of a famous athlete with a serious and pitiful looking facial expression and phrases related to the Joyful Heart Foundation makes this advertisement effective to viewers feelings on the subject.

Daily, products are sold that fall short of the standards advertised by the company selling the item. One only has to consider the reality of a burger from McDonalds compared to the perfect picture we’re shown on tv. Some products, such as power tools can be hazardous, so ads should accurately depict what’s being sold so the consumer is well informed about it, and it’s possible dangers. As long as there has been a demand for products there has been promotion backing that trade. From traveling business men dealing face to face, to paid promotions in the local paper, the method of pitching a sale has evolved over the times. Regardless of the format, the sales generated due to the advertisement alone can determine its effectiveness. FEIN is the company credited with being the earliest manufacturer of power tools with Emil Fein inventing his first electric hand drill in 1895 after nearly 30 years of development. With advertising agents and slogan ready, Fein’s invention came just in time for the birth of the consumer movement. Regulation was called to be placed on advertising to prevent false information, and when dealing with machinery this becomes a safety issue as well. Ensuring the consumer gets the product they were advertised is still a concern to be kept in check. Additionally, so many mainstream tool brands now manufacture the same types of tools with similar features. An prospective buyer should be able to make an educated decision between product and brand whether or

The effectiveness of advertisements in informing individuals about objects and organisations has been of interest to researchers for several years (Stern, & Resnik, 1991).  Television advertisements have been deemed to be one of the most effective ways of informing individuals about health issues (Dalton, Bolitho, Carr, Commons, & MacLachlan, 2006).  Further, in the 1990s when the HIV/AIDS epidemic occurred, although they contained controversial material, television advertisements were suggested to be the most effective way of educating the community about preventing the viral spread (Nowak, Jorgensen, Salmon, & Jason, 1993).  Previously, marketing companies had to rely on traditional research methods such as; self-reporting, focus groups, and questionnaires, to gain information about consumer behaviour (Venkatraman, et al., 2014).  These measures, however, have been proven to be limited, as they rely on the participant’s ability to accurately evaluate and interpret their emotions (Nisbett & Wilson, 1977; Vecchiato et al., 2013).  It has also been suggested that these traditional methods may lead to motivational biases, especially when completing a self-report (Ohme, Reykowska, Wiener, & Choromanska, 2010). It is predicted that Australia will spend $15.4 billion dollars on advertising in 2017 (Dentsu Aegis Network, 2017), therefore it is important for researchers to identify what factors make advertisements effective.

A customer should know whenever they see an ad in the daily paper, or on television that it could possibly be false advertising. Companies use these advertisements to catch the eye of the viewer and make them interested in their product, such as, claiming they will receive a prize for interacting with their product so much.

Advertainment – advertisement and entertainment fused together, “combines the elements of advertising and entertainment and is designed to overcome the tendency, especially among television viewers, to change channels or mute the audio during standard advertising commercials” (Chitu Tecau 1). In other words, advertainment breaks down the barrier between advertising and entertainment and sells as it entertains. Examples include product placements, such as American Idol (2017) having their judges drink out of Coca Cola cups and Modern Family (2010) episode “Game Changer” where the entire plot revolves around the purchase of an iPad. Advertainment has emerged due to a combination of ad clutter, inability to capture audience attention, ad

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