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    in a newspaper‚ morning show‚ magazine‚ and so on‚ is  referred to as earned media.  requires creativity‚ strategy‚ and an investment of time and resources. advertising is paid for‚ meaning that companies purchase ad space in a magazine or a blog or on a billboard and then put the ad they have designed into the space they paid for.  more straightforward to measure‚ and there is more control over the message. Reflection: The difference between these two is that advertising is like the easier

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    Thailand Condom Ad

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    HIV Prevention through Thailand’s Condom Ad Ini this paper I want to This condom ad is from Thailand and show a man coming to a store and whisper to the casher to buy condom because he’s embarrassed to buy it. Then he look around anxiously and everyone are judging him for buying a condom. But then he realize it’s only on his mind and people are not really care about him buying condom. And at the end of the advertising is the campaign words about not to be ashamed to buy condom because you’re being

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    Ad Analysis Essay 13

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    AD #1 Gillette Compete Skin Care for Men This advertisement is for Gillette men ’s skin care products. The ad targets young adult couples‚ and women will buy skin care products for the men in their lives. It can be found in Allure‚ November 2005. Allure is targeted towards young adult women interested in beauty‚ fashion and relationships. This advertisement is promoting a simple 3 step skin care regime for men. The ad focuses on a man ’s back profile with a women ’s hands placed provocatively

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    shock! Naked man in ads

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    shocked by what she wrote‚ because I had never read any articles like this. It was explicitly telling about naked or near-naked models in advertisement‚ nude women attracted men and also nude men attracted women‚ and these kinds of ads influenced people’s view on what a real man was exactly. There were few books mentioned naked men or women‚ but never in specific detail. I felt really awkward when I read this book in the coffee store; I was afraid other people saw what I was reading. I closed it

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    Katherine Curtis 10125258 ITAL10500 Reading Italy: From Medieval to Modern How to read a still image This is a painting entitled “Lampada ad arco”‚ painted in 1909 by Giacomo Balla‚ according to Balla the painting represented “how romantic moonlight had been surpassed by the light of the modern electric street light.” The painting is an example of art from the artistic Avant-Garde movement of Futurism which was founded in Italy in 1909‚ by the Italian poet Filippo Tommaso Marinetti

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    macro ad/as model

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    Let us first understand the components of the AD/AS model‚ so we can determine and identify the factors which play a part in the level of output in the economy‚ and learn how the government intervenes in order to implement macro-policies in order to increase output‚ and the effects of these policies on the economy. The AD/AS model shows the combinations of both the aggregate demand curve and the aggregate supply curve. The aggregate demand curve shows the combinations of the price level and level

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    The Real Leadership Lessons of Steve Jobs Focus Steve Jobs was famous for his laser-like focus. This natural personality trait was further honed by his study of Zen philosophy; “deciding what not to do is as important as deciding what to do”. Shortly before his death‚ Larry Page‚ Google’s co-founder visited Jobs to ask for advice. Jobs told him to figure out the top five products Google should focus on and “get rid of the rest‚ because they’re dragging you down”. Page followed his advice‚ announcing

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    selling a soda‚ a coke‚ there’s no real reason behind it. It begins insulting other cultures (as told by viewers on social media) by showing several racial stereotypes. Then‚ a white‚ famous‚ wealthy women‚ Kendell Jenner‚ comes out to stop a huge protest by giving the police officers a Pepsi. The SNL commercial makes fun of it‚ pointing out the ridiculesness of the commercial itself. The satire in the SNL commercial points out the racist points of the Pepsi AD by talking about the racial stereotypes

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    Using celebrities in an ad campaign is a poor way to stimulate brand appeal Using celebrities as brand ambassadors has become very popular and is one of the more common communication strategies employed by companies today in order to market their products. Marketers pay millions of dollars to celebrities in the hope that their star magic would make the product more appealing and successful. But all celebrities glitter is not gold. There are many reasons as to why using celebrities in an ad campaign

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