The first type is primary demand advertising, in which the advertiser is looking to create demand for a new product. ... In order to successfully sell a product, you must first make consumers want your product. ... Advertising helps create wants or needs by making the consumer want to get the product right away. ... The fact that someone is saying you cannot do something often makes you want to do it that much more. ... A well-known advertising strategy is making consumers feel insecure and creating fears that can be overcome strictly by consumption/buying. ...

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Why do you want to advertise on the internet? ... The advantages and the power of advertising on the internet is unbelivable. ... Advertising on the internet is suitable from the smallest business to the largest growing companies. ... Because it's just so easy, you can start advertising for your company by just creating a web page, then submiting it to different search engines, and in no time, people will start to come to your site. ...

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There are full-service agencies that handle many aspects of advertising, media buying services that buy radio or television advertising time and resell it to business or other advertising agencies, a creative boutique, which creates original and creative advertising strategies for companies (377). ... The FTC regulates deceptive advertising in the United States, and was created in 1914 by the FTC Act. ... A myth created by the American public is subliminal messaging. ... Ads are criticized for prompting people to buy products that they would not otherwise want or need before seeing or hearin...

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As many people in this generation only care so little about ads, it challenges advertisers to be more creative, and even be smarter than ever in creating their ads. ... So, with this in mind, advertisers want to create meaningful ads that consumers actually can connect to and interact with. ... According to Interactive Advertising Bureau, the revenue of online Advertising has grown enormously, from U.S. $1.8 Billion to $20 billion in 2007. ... " (Harris, 2000) Women in Advertising Long ago, advertising was primarily focused on promoting the product or service. ... In addition, advertis...

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How does advertising affect us in our daily lives? ... Another way that advertising influences people is by creating good impressions that can persuade them. ... The more a clothing company is advertised, the more people will want to buy their clothes. ... They want whatever they see advertised on television, in magazines or by famous people. ... But tobacco companies don't care about your health, all they want is your money. ...

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Even though most of us solely rely on advertisements, do we actually know what they are and what it takes to create them? ... The pressure of creating a sales message and presentation on the spot with the customer watching is totally eliminated. ... It is also useful in creating words that create the "theatre of the mind." ... If an ad is created and placed in the media, the cost of creation and time or space have to be paid for. ... Products, services and ideas are the things that advertisers want a consumer to buy. ...

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"Should the government forbid tobacco and alcohol advertising or not?" ... Advertising plays a big role in influencing on our preferences. ... The income of mass media companies comes from advertising. ... In conclusion, I want to say that removing tobacco and alcohol advertisements won't solve the problem. ... The government should fight with that problem not by prohibitive actions but by it should create society that doesn't smoke or drink by working on social, educational programs that will effect on our minds. ...

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Viewers decide whether or not they want to purchase the goods based on its" presentation and usefulness for the time. ... Joseph Miller, "Without an audience of potential buyers, there would be no reason for the other elements of advertising, which are the advertisement, or message, the medium, or more typically media by which the message is carried, the advertiser or firm whose product or service is advertised, and the advertising agency or other similar firm that usually creates the message and places it on the media," (271). ... Before September 11, the advertising industry was rapi...

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1.0 Advertising Agency 1.1 Functions Advertising agency is a business that assists advertisers in all stages of the advertising process - from account management and planning to message creation, media planning, and research (Bergh & Katz, 1999, p.29). ... Therefore the agency must fist and foremost adopt the role of problem-solvers, who are expected to apply their knowledge and creativity to a specific client's brief. 1.2 Organisational Structures International advertising agency is also known as full-service agency offers advertising services such as marketing, com...

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1.0 Advertising Agency 1.1 Functions Advertising agency is a business that assists advertisers in all stages of the advertising process - from account management and planning to message creation, media planning, and research (Bergh & Katz, 1999, p.29). ... Therefore the agency must fist and foremost adopt the role of problem-solvers, who are expected to apply their knowledge and creativity to a specific client's brief. 1.2 Organisational Structures International advertising agency is also known as full-service agency offers advertising services such as marketing, communi...

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Advertising has made a large impact on the development of the British Press. ... The Mail became the first newspaper to accept display advertising. ... In 1931 the Audited Bureau of Circulation (ABC) was created. ... During World War two people wanted information on the front line and newspapers were their only source. ... These were newspapers, which are totally dependent on advertising. ...

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Thesis: The increased demand in marketing has created an advertisement "boom" in the last decade. ... The importance of advertising is to get he message out to people on products that they would like or just anything appealing that they might want to buy. ... While commercials and advertisements usually depict recognizable and socially acceptable scenarios, they also attempt to mold public opinion with respect o new products and services that people may not even know they want (Cross, p. 91). ... The truth in advertising concerns consumers, government, companies, and advertising agencies. ...

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Advertising is very important in the world today. Advertising is one of the main instruments used to obtain the attention of consumers. ... In the experiment, the advertising type was manipulated. ... According to these findings, the abstinent smokers remembered more of the cigarette advertisements because they had not had a cigarette in a few hours and that is what they wanted versus the nonabstinent not remembering as many cigarette advertisements because they had been smoking all along. ... Along with price, the name of a company, which created a product, can have effects also. ...

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I thought they can create new programs aim at more popular movies at specific time period. ... Brilliant advertising must be developed around a consumer insight that is consumers when they leave "Movie World" they want tour them again and like follow their news in the internet. ... Because no matter how many other objectives a corporate campaign may have, corporate advertising almost always helps condition the marketplace for the sale of the product, so the target market just want when consumers saw advertisement for Movie world, they want go and should go. ... It was used social med...

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They want to act and be like her. ... This is fueled by the want to buy stuff. ... Kids want them because they see them on television. ... "Kids not only want things, but have obtained the social right to want; one which parents aren't excited to violate" (Cook). ... This economic pressure creates unneeded stress and tension within a household. ...

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Advertising is designed for one purpose - to sell. ... Advertising is used to promote goods, services, images, and anything else that advertisers want to publicize. ... An excellent advertisement will create a deep impression on its potential customers through particular techniques. Radio and Television Advertising We are constantly surrounded by advertising. ... Advertising in radio is bought in "spots." ...

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Advertising is used to promote goods, services, images, and anything else that advertisers want to publicize. ... An excellent advertisement will create a deep impression on its potential customers through particular techniques. Radio and Television Advertising We are constantly surrounded by advertising. ... Advertising in radio is bought in "spots." ... In opposition, advertisers state that the public is intelligent enough to, and quite capable of, making up its own mind and will definitely not buy anything they do not want or need. ...

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The realm of Web advertising is unchartered terri tory! ... What is the nature of Web advertising? ... This seems appropriate as the novelty of Web advertising at this stage h as led to generral lack of academic data in the practicalities of advertising via this medium. 2) THE INTERNET: AN INTRODUCTION 2.1) Original development of the Internet What was originally created by the US military to provide a secure means of communication in case of nuclear war, which has now become known as the Internet, has metamorphosed into the strategic global communications tool of our era. ... T...

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For example, a clothing design advertising has created a wrong message that seems to demonize public school teachers and their unions because it is based on the ongoing debates over education on teachers' rights vs. students' rights and seems to favor the students (Sirota 1). Advertising influences our daily lives actions. ... This creates an opportunity where the students become aware of the products termed as the best, thus influences their decisions on buying while increasing the company's profits and brand awareness. The use of students to advertise products is significant ...

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It is reported that he wanted to boost the sales of snacks in movie theaters and flashed the words "Drink Coke" and "Eat Popcorn" on the projector screen. ... While I was able to hear many of the words and sentences described in backmasked messages, it is still unclear whether such messages can be created intentionally or whether they are just accidental anomalies created by playing songs backwards. ... However, I do believe they embed words, messages, and moral norms into their print advertising. ... The implications of the existence of subliminal messages in advertising are enormous. It...

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Economic growth post world war created an affluent consumer society where the urban middle class and upper class had more purchasing power than before. ... Advertising agencies transformed into large profitable firms during the roaring 20's. ... Listeners would receive free current news bulletins and popular music, incidentally creating a new avenue for publishers to advertise products. ... Consumers were at the mercy of advertisers as they could use whatever techniques they wanted to draw interest in products due to the lack of advertising standards. ... Advertising established centrali...

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THE EFFECT OF ADVERTISING ON CULTURE To begin my discussion of the issue of commodification and advertising, I would like to look at TV. ... Here I do not want to go into detail about how networks themselves are corporations (although for the reader interested in this kind of thing I would recommend _Networks of Power: Corporate TV's Threat to Democracy_, Dennis W. Mazzocco, South End Press, 1994) since I merely want to outline the nature of the product (or culture) they produce. ... This culture, however, represents not only the convergence of those disparate developments, but ...

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All of this led to the rise of advertising and the use of advertising to sell these goods in a way which had never been seen prior. ... There was no need or want for a substitute for lard in the American kitchen, but P & G created this need intended for there own self-centered earnings. ... The advertising technique was cunning yet sneaky. ... Another momentous example of the manipulative advertising of the 1920's was with the introduction of the cigarette to the woman thru the use of advertising. ... The advertisers used a gentle approach at advertising to women....

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Much research has been done by advertising companies to create the most effective ad to jam into a thirty second time slot. ... Advertising plays a very large roll in our daily lives. ... It is a fact that advertisers will create a market for a product even if there isn't one by creating a "problem- that a "typical woman- has. ... When they do not achieve the results they want they are left depressed and without any self confidence. ... They create false hope and imagery that are making them a fortune. ...

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