The advantage of reaching your targeted market for little or no cash investment is substantial, and the audience wanting your information voluntarily joins or follows you. ... With social media, you get to decide how you want to position your company and what you want people to know about what you do. ... "The reality is that most of your competitors aren't likely doing a very good job with social media (most companies aren't), which gives you the chance to stand out. ... If you avoid social media, you leave a big opening that allows your competitors to capture your audience&quo...

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Cultural Impact on International Branding in Advertising----A case of success of LGE in China I. Research Problem: Is it possible to persuade consumers in different markets with the same advertising message? This question is one of the most fundamental decisions when planning an advertising c...

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Like everything else in this template, the storytelling style is optional and you should feel free to change it to suit your needs. ... Gap analysis. ... Competitive analysis. ... The Content Analysis Tool and Open Site Explorer show you different measures of content success. ... In addition, we'd like to see more visitors either end their journey at your contact page (customers who are ready to convert) or increase the number of pages visitors visit before leaving your site (people who are not ready to convert but with whom you can build trust over time). ...

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To overcome this advertising failure and also to add another dimension to the generic form of advertising, agencies are now placing their products in programs where consumers have a pre-disposition of such situational characteristics like lighting, music, settings and characters. ... (p. 691) A later study by Atkin & Block (1984) extended the original findings by conducting more rigorous statistical analysis. ... According to both Lesch et al. (1991) and Atkin & Block (1981 & 1984) the main objective of alcohol advertising is to portray misleading and dishonest affiliations which deceiv...

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In this way, the participation that companies like Nike do resembles sponsoring very closely. ... This definition, just like many of the previous works on this topic, shows the two different aspects of brand loyalty clearly " behavioral and attitudinal. ... In turn, these have an influence on outcome-related aspects of brand equity like market share and relative price (Chaukuri et al, 2001). ...

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This particular type of analysis involving flashing images is referred to as tachistoscopic experimentation. ... The plaintiffs were asking for $6.2 million dollars for the product liability for the band allegedly placing the subliminal message, "Do it" in their song entitled "Better by You, Better Than Me," off their 1978 Stained Class album. ...

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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. ... (_Boxed In: The Culture of TV_" Mark Crispin Miller, Northwestern University Press, 1988, p. 11) We often think of TV as merely a technological invention, which like all inventions can have both positive and negative impacts. ... Unlike Williamson, he does not use structuralism or Marxism in his analysis of advertising, but he comes to similar conclusions concerning its negative effects as well as to some degree how it is able to achieve its ...

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