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    Who is your target audience? What type of information does your group seek to gain through this research? What questions were you unable to answer through secondary research? In our primary research we wish to gain extensive insight into how college students function in their daily lives and what types of GrubHub marketing techniques would be most successful in reaching them. From our secondary research we have already learned that college students tend to be price sensitive‚ short on time

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    be used by House and Senate members for political purposes to score points against the other party‚ and perhaps the president‚ if he is of the other party. Explain in detail how congressional oversight may be used by House and Senate members in a non-politicized/non-partisan effort to see to it that “the laws are faithfully executed” by the executive branch and‚ or independent agencies of the federal government. The primary role and purpose of the Congressional oversight is to oversee the

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    Actor Audience Relationship In my most honest opinion‚ I believe the ideal actor audience relationship is something that transcends the normal criteria for a performer/audience relationship. It can be a passive or active relationship‚ for both types fulfill their purpose-creating emotional stimuli- on some level. There is an unspoken‚ unseen connection between those in the seat and those in the stage. Both viewer and actor feed off each other‚ whether it is the subtle shedding of a tear from the

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    Audience profiling

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    Sample Data used for this example: User Id is : 2011143967 Tags Hits FIFA World Cup 2014 2186 Web Exclusive 1647 Football 1320 Special 1296 Brazil 1224 Uruguay 845 Argentina 775 Netherlands 756 Greece 703 Method 1 Tag Counting: In this method‚ we simply count the number of hits that user has generated on a tag. For example‚ data is stored as shown in the table above. Then we select the top 3-4 tags that the user interested in‚ in order to profile the user. Advantages:

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    Audience Analysis Paper

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    Audience Analysis According to Engleberg and Daly (2005)‚ [a]udience analysis [is] the ability to understand and adapt to listeners‚ separates good speakers from great ones and is critical to improving your presentation. A thoughtful‚ deliberate analysis of the audience and their likely responses to your presentation can help you plan what to say and how to say it (p. 101).” Audience analysis is imperative to be able to relate to and understand your audience and their motives. Knowing your audience

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    influence his audience and provoke thought and debate the social‚ cultural and economic events that were taking place at that time. Shakespeare’s Hamlet‚ in particular‚ was a reflection of the events happening during the Elizabethan era. In this essay‚ the focus is mainly on Act IV scene IV and the speech of Hamlet and the essay focuses on answering the question of the effect Hamlet had on the audience in the Elizabethan era‚ specifically culturally‚ socially‚ and economically. It is the purpose of this

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    intelligence. These differences become clear when exploring an audience ’s response to William Shakespeare’s Macbeth‚ from the Elizabethan era and today. The text was written in 1606 and was set in Scotland. The tragedy construes what egotistical ambition can do to the mind. Key themes of loyalty and betrayal‚ the increase in intelligence of humans‚ the way laws govern society and the balance in power between genders affect an audience ’s response to Macbeth. Specifically speaking; Macbeth ’s corruption

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    Death Valley Audience

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    Throughout the years the culture and how people have viewed vampires has dramatically changed. The older version of the vampire took on the persona of an evil blood sucking creature when today the vampire plays the role of the loving good guy in the movies. Today society has embraced the vampire as an iconic character and spurned the imagination of girls across the country. Twilight‚ True Blood‚ and Vampire Diaries are at the top of the list when it comes to most popular vampire flicks but a new

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    In what ways did JK Rowling effectively consider the needs of her audience? Please reference specific parts of the speech and explain how those parts related well to her audience. Author JK Rowling considered the needs of her audience by addressing them directly. She has an understanding of the possible emotions affecting these Harvard graduates‚ as she has had a similar experience. JK Rowling communicates to the audience that they are the ones who are ultimately responsible for their future

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    Dangers of a Captive Audience Teachers have a significant role in American society as they help foster essential skills and instill knowledge into their students. Excellent teachers are responsible for the success of any modern country. Teachers selflessly serve for the interests of society rather than for their own interests. Though the vast majority of teachers are dedicated and honest citizens‚ they are some dangerous teachers whom take advantage of their students. The students are a

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