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    this. Microsoft’s “Empowering” advertisement is a short minute long television advertisement released in 2014, that attempts to demonstrate the importance of technology in today’s society and displays their initiative, as a leading technological company, of “empowering us all” in today’s society. “Empowering” was released in early 2014, during the Super Bowl, as a part of Microsoft’s “#Empowering” campaign in mainly United States and across the world. The advertisement was

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    it is made up of real-life people in real-life situations, working together to create and sustain an organization and hopefully working together to create positive change. Charleston Animal Society utilizes both its website and its television advertisements to encourage people to participate in the organization either by donating or adopting. Charleston Animal Society’s website’s organization, content, and layout work primarily to entice visitors to donate money. An examination of the webpage shows

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    for the Female Audience The television commercial is perhaps the most effective means of product marketing and advertisement. Television is present in 99% of American households, and it stays turned on an average of seven hours per day. (http://www.envirolink.com/) The television audience is a varied, widespread audience, ensuring manufacturers that their products' advertisements are reaching all possible customers. Obviously, not all products are produced for all consumers. Market analysts and

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    Nutrilon Advertisement

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    Nutrilon Advertisement Effectiveness and Limitations of Nutrilon Advertisement The Nutrilon advertisement was able to target the intended market segment in which is the parents of children from age 3 to 6 years old. The advertisement was effective in many segments. The first segment is looking at demographic and psychographic variables. Inside the advertisements, the demographic variable is clear in which is using age as the base. It target the age of small kids from 3 to 6 years old in which

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    CERTIFICATE OF THE SUPERVISOR I ,Ms. Ruhi Lal Thakur hereby certify that kanchan Gupta student of Master of Journalism & Mass Communication at Amity School of Communication, Amity University Uttar Pradesh has completed the Project Report on the topic― Role of television advertising of lifestyle products in purchase behaviour of youth and enhancing their lifestyle. Ms. Ruhi Lal Thakur (Signature) Assistant Professor CERTIFICATE OF THE CANDIDATE This is to certify

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    I think that is ad is regarded as the best commercial by many because it is advertainment. It is engaging and consumers do not know what it is advertising until the end of the commercial. The ambiguity draws interest from consumers and the fantasy around the product also engages them. It is informing consumers about a new product without explaining anything about it. It is using a popular culture reference, 1984, which interests consumers. I like the fantasy aspect and the mood of the commercial

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    When a company makes an advertisement they have a targeted audience in mind. The purpose of an advertisement is to market a product to the audience to which it applies to. For example, toy advertisements are targeted to both the parent and child. This seems easy to figure out, but how do you know if it is for the elderly? This question is not complicated to answer with a small amount of knowledge. Most advertisements for the elderly are for more expensive products because most marketers think that

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    The Living Advertisement

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    2 September, 2014 The Living Advertisement When a man or woman goes to a tattoo parlor, usually they want a tattoo related to what they see as a defining quality about themselves; such as who they love, or what they love doing. However, if they want to trade their pride and a piece of their body for a few thousand bucks, they can get what is known commonly as a skin advertisement. A skin advertisement is a tattoo -usually on an easily visible part of the body such

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    Mitchell 1 We see advertisements all over the place. Either they are on television, magazines or the radio. Roughly there is no way you can escape these images. The ads have their target audience, who advertisers specifically design it for. Advertising is a means of attracting peoples attention to force them to buy the product. In Dan Cook's article, "Lunchbox Hegemony," he explains how advertisement has been using up children's daily existence through these brand named messages. We tend to see

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    Fallacies And Women

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    Social media and advertisements continues to shape the bodies of girls and women. They are targeted through all aspects of their lives when they are viewing advertisements, television, and body care products. So if unchecked or unchanged, it is likely that current and future females will continue to have a lack of self-confidence, self-esteem, and wont define their own image. Teens that range from four to nineteen, are influenced by the images of Barbie’s and the television show Toddlers and Tiaras

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