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    in advertising (History: 1950s). Despite this, “traditional methods of marketing (print, tv, radio, etc.), although not irrelevant, are no longer enough” (Demoss). Social media has the same advantages as television advertisements, along with its mobility. A television advertisement is a great way to promote a business or product because the consumers can see the credibility

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    deconstruct the advertisement as follows: 1.what tools of persusion have been useds? Need to consider language of advertisement? (modality words, mood/tone) (voice used active) 2.what colours have been used in the advertisement? 3.What body language/gestures/facial expressions are being used between characters of advertisement? 4.Who is the intended audience? How do we know this? 7.What is the denotation of the advertisement? 8.What is the connotation can we infer from the advertisement? 9.what discourses

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    What is an advertisement? Who uses advertisement? Advertisement’s dictionary definition is a notice or announcement in a public medium promoting a product, service, or event or publicizing a job vacancy. In other words, the advertisement is used to promote a product and sell new things in the market. Basically, everyone uses advertisement nowadays; even you and I use it in our day-to-day life. When we tell our friends to buy something or recommend a product to them that's advertisement. We don't even

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    Shopping” also argues that stores adjust to fit the needs and wants of the shopper are evidently presented. With that being said, we have no idea when we are being manipulated into unrealistic shopping behavior that is influenced by the way the advertisement is presented in visual sight. Author Gladwell gets a “retail anthropologist” and “urban geographer” named Paco Underhill to give breakdown points of how he helps brand name stores influence consumers into persuasion of buying more. However, most

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    The advertisement that has become quite famous in the last month is the Pepsi ad released in Pakistan which strikes a chord in India as well. Pepsi has over the years developed advertisements that the region in which it will be released can relate to. There are basically two product types released in India. One is beverages and the other is food products. The company offers eight different soft drinks, a bottled water- Aquafina and Gatorade, a sports drink. The pricing of Pepsi is competitive as

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    Advertising can be traced back to the 1400’s. The first TV advertisement appeared on screens in 1941, in America. Today there are many approaches advertisers use to get consumers to buy their products. In fact, there are five main approaches, which are humor, facts, story, celebrity, and character. During recent advertisement research, it seems clear that most advertisers use humor to persuade a buyer. Although this seems to be the trend, some advertisers take a different approach. Instead, they

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    Argument Essay Consuming is important for many people; innumerable are compulsive buyers that don’t analyze the products, especially with regards to food. The fact that a large number of companies present unrealistic commercials to sell their products, taking advantage of that huge number of people don’t examine the products they buy. Companies use millions of dollars to advertise, using celebrities to present their products with images that are not close to the reality. This is the case of some

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    Television advertising has been a staple for companies since its start in the 1940’s. According to a 2016 study done by Nielsen, the average American adult watches five hours and four minutes of TV per day. Five hours is a large chunk of time to spend watching “the tube”. Companies are aware of this and try to capitalize on this opportunity as much as possible. Additionally, large scale broadcasting events such as the Superbowl and the Oscars are ways for companies to reach more widespread audiences

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    PROJECT REPORT On ‘STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF ADVERTISING ON THE BUYING BEHAVIOR OF YOUTH’ Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirement for the Bachelors Degree in Business Administration (General) course of Amity University Submitted by MANISH CHOUDHRY A3906412168 Under the Guidance and Support of MS. URVASHI VERMA Faculty Amity School of Business AMITY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AMITY UNIVERISTY UTTAR PRADESH NOIDA TABLE OF CONTENTS (Minor Variations

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    numbers of advertisements per hour on television. These factors have contributed to concern among parents, governments, consumer organization, etc. about the influence of advertisements on

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