Good advertising is what makes people want to buy a certain product, therefore, it is extremely important to make good advertising campaigns for the product(s) been advertised. ... Advertising is what makes prospective buyers want to buy a certain car by appealing to peoples' senses. For example, the Toyota advertising campaign of the 2013 Camry. ... Advertisers used glittering generalities to appeal to people's belief of freedom to do whatever they want with their truck. ... For future advertising campaigns, the better way to create a successful advertisement is by incorporating ...

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People could travel at any time they wanted , instead of following a train schedule. travailing by automobile was also much more inexpensive. ... The automobile industry has also created a wide variety of new jobs as well as giving the advertising industry a whole new focus. ... Yet another aspect of the economy that is effected is Advertising . The advertising spectrum has opened up to a whole new focus on Vehicles and there many accessories and related merchandise. ... More recently it has created a coming of age event for young people. ...

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The main strategy is, as according to Fowles in his article "Advertising's Fifteen Basic Appeals," to create "a logical link between an ad's emotional appeal and its product [without violating] common sense" (541). ... The demography then can be analyzed to create a gender-based commercial in which it "portrays different images for men and women" to designate the "pleasure for the targeted audience.... For any future buyer, who want to bring this Hilux into the dangerous but exciting trip, they are rest assured that everything will be fine. ... A ...

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Ad #1: Budweiser Ad The advertising technique that I think this ad is an attention device. ... The girl alone grabs your attention and makes you want to look at the rest of the page. ... Therefore, it creates a somewhat misleading ad. ... The hairclub ad also used identification as a technique for advertising. ... Ad #4: Naval Reserve An ad for the Naval Reserve uses mostly emotional appeal as an advertising technique, but also uses visual imagery. ...

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Using a female voice is a useful tactic to include both genders, therefore creating a wider target market. ... This appeals to educated people who want intelligence to be part of their decisions. ... He's dressed smartly and is probably the image that a male buyer would want to emulate. ... The advert implies that the car creates the perfect child and family. ... I think car advertising is very influential and if I were looking for a car, I might be influenced by TV adverts. ...

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Culture in the 1950s surrounded how things looked and how one wanted to be perceived. ... At the center of the hobby craze was the fact that Americans wanted to be creative but also wanted to do it in as little time and with as little effort as possible: hence the popularity of hobby kits. ... Artists such as Grandma Moses assured the American public that "anyone can paint if they want to." ... Creating a dish became equated with creating a colorful work of art, such as a bright Jell-O mold or a beautiful Chiffon Cake. ... The 1950s were the heyday of the family car and advertising and drast...

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Marketers try to reach the audience emotionally whether it's through safety features or creating desire. ... With any car you buy there are so many features that come on the car automatically, or with any additional packages you want to make your car the best it can be. ... The automobile industry is successful with this tactic because it appeals to those who want to live a fantasy life where they have everything that is shown in the advertisements. ... Even if it's an upgraded sound system or more horsepower they find what you want in that specific vehicle and make it available for...

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Cadillac wanted to ensure that the focal point of this ad was the car, and that the reader's attention was not distracted by bright colors or multiple versions of the same product. ... The back of the car is typically not a major component that a buyer is preoccupied with; however, Cadillac strategically hones in on the rear of the car to create the illusion that you're watching the car pass you as it leaves. ... With no distracting backdrop in the ad, the reader can actively create their own unique setting and make their lavish driving experience more realistic to them. ... Like m...

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They want their employees to care for the customer in a haggle-free environment. ... Saturn has created a corporate culture which has generated its success. ... Customers want to know that not only is the purchase they make a great value, but they also like to feel a part of that value. ... Because they have consistently created enthusiastic customers, they have created a loyal customer base. ... However, word of mouth is the best advertising after all and those individuals who get money back after making a mistake are less likely to bad mouth the company. ...

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He realizes that He cannot help people who do not want to help themselves, so he tries to get to the root of what people really care about. ... Most people would not want to see anything bad happen to the people they care about most in this world. ... Jesus does not want to get in this fight. ... People are worried about the privacy of their children and apparently do not want to be told the obvious in writing; they can see it in the mirror and in their kid's plump faces and immobile bodies. ... The car dealers said that they would do zero percent interest and have rebates and their re...

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