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    Advertisements use slogans to catch people’s attention. People usually see the boom and bang of the item being sold to the consumers‚ but they do not see the minor details. These minor details sometimes hide what a person should actually see in an advertisement because a recent ad for a Hoover vacuum cleaner uses its background and the words of the ad to attract people to the item. Hoover’s advertisement draws our attention not by the vacuum cleaner itself but by the background effect‚ the slogan‚ and how

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    made for a labor oriented job. A verbal description of this ad is the slogan that the Dickies used to further their product. The slogan used in this ad is “It take a classic to build a classic” this slogan is as important to the ad as the image it. The meaning of the word classic in this ad means an old American muscle car. This is because it helps explain how the pic pertains to the product that is being marketed. And this slogan is just as important as the image in the ad in promoting the product

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    popular bolshevik slogan became popular to the Russian civilians during the first years of the revolution. Russia had overthrown its tsar to become a communist country. The only way of achieving an ideal communist society: to control all aspects of every citizen‚ also known as a totalitarian regime. In the novel 1984‚ Orwell creates an incomplete communist society whose party (oligarchical collectivist) controls its citizens mentally and physically. The party uses devices (such as slogans) to brainwash

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    5 4.1 Alternative 1 (Utilizing a Company Slogan) 5 4.2 Alternative 2 (Rebranding the Company logo) 5 5. Evaluation of Solutions: 6 5.1 Alternative 1 (Utilizing a Company Slogan) 6 5.2 Alternative 2 (Rebranding the Company logo) 6 6. Most Feasible Solution: 6 7. Conclusion: 6 8. References: 6 9. Appendix: 7 9.1 Figure 1 – The Nintendo Gameboy (Product Rebranding) 7 9.2 Figure 2 – Coke Slogans (Slogan Rebranding) 7 9.3 Figure 3 – Nintendo Slogan 7 9.4 Figure 4 – Nintendo Logo 8 2. Project

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    why McDonalds is for American consumers‚ for example‚ slogans are in all the great advertisements‚ and McDonalds has one of the best slogans out there. The slogan is the first of many ways this advertisement

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    light pink in the middle I added this plain background because I wanted everything else on the advertisement to pop out and he clearly shown. There was a slogan made for this drink which is “Cupid Lovin Juice” I think I didn’t do a good job on finding a clever slogan but I think that is ok because the product will still sell and

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    in 1886‚ and currently its income is greatly more than most developing countries as mentioned by Pendergast. in For God‚ Country‚ and Coca-Cola. The artistic design‚ popular celebrities‚ respectable charities‚ sports sponsorships and well written slogans‚ all combined to make Coca cola’s advertisements successful. The shape and colors of the Coca cola is eye catching. The bright colors used grasp ones attention. The red color of the can along with the white wave underneath the "Coca cola" word

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    the National Milk Processing Board to increase sales and raise awareness of the health benefits of drinking milk has turned into a multi-million dollar cash cow. They created a witty slogan that lures you in and then combined it with the bold‚ black typeface that is centered on a plain white background. This slogan has reached out to all walks of life: no matter their age‚ race or their economic status. How can two words attract so much fanfare? The answer can be found in the simplicity with which

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    he has in his head while being deceitful to not only himself but his own family as well. Throughout Death of a Salesman‚ Willy has several slogans that he attempts to live his life by. One of the main slogans we here Willy say repeatedly throughout the play is that he is “The New England man” or that he is “Vital in New England”. Willy often uses this slogan to illustrate himself to his wife Linda and to convince her that he is the big successful salesman he acts to be. Willy is well aware that

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    The two ads/brands that I am comparing today are Solo and Mount Franklin. These two ads are advertising refreshing drinks for people to buy. These brands both manufacture drinks. Solo is a fizzy drink and the brand is associated with the colour yellow. On the other hand‚ Mount Franklin makes water and mineral water to refresh you but with no sugar. The targeted audiences are everyone because everyone deserves a drink. The contention for the solo ad is‚ if you work hard you deserve a solo. The intention

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