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    phenomenon is used in many of the company Snickers’ ads to showcase people as “hangry” when they’re in the need of food. Additionally‚ when people are hungry they seem to act like somebody else and not themselves according to the many of Snickers’ ads. For instance‚ the Snickers ad staring Betty White demonstrates that people aren’t their true selves and need to eat a Snicker to be themselves again. White is portrayed as an old moody grandma not knowing

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    Public Administration Previous Years’ Papers: 1979 Public Administration (Mains) UPSC Question papers Last 34 years [1979 to 2012] Index 1979 ................................................................................................................................................ 2 1980 ................................................................................................................................................ 5 1981 ........................................

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    Apple Inc Ad Campaign

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    Apple Inc Ad Campaign 1.By: Jeffrey Geil‚ Lizzy Silber‚ Alyssa Kaplan‚ Steve Cartoccio‚ Julia Goldwasser 2.Key Facts Key People: – Steve Jobs- CEO and Key Founder – Steve Wozniak- Co-Founder – Phillip Schiller- SVP Marketing – Tony Fadell- SVP iPod Division • 17‚787 employees full-time • Operating website: apple.com • Industry: Computer Hardware‚ computer software‚ consumer electronics 3.Apple Incorporated: Background Information Apple Inc. is an American consumer electronics multinational corporation

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    reads more than 5‚000 persuasive ads a day‚ which means that there is almost nowhere we can avoid their presence. Today‚ ad agencies spend more than $300 billion in the United States and $500 billion worldwide on advertising. Therefore‚ we can acknowledge that advertising is created in a results-oriented perspective that will increase companies’ and organizations’ profits in the forms of purchases‚ donations‚ votes‚ joinings‚ etc. This perspective can be achieved by using manipulative and persuasive techniques

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    persuasive communication to lose the impact of source credibility over time. In terms of choice for a spokesperson‚ it is a good idea to select a controversial and famous person that will stick in the consumers mind e.g. celebrity endorsements. The ads should be scheduled first in the commercial block because people tend to remember them the most in comparison to the commercials played in the middle and end of the show. 4. Virgin Airlines uses both magazines and Internet to promote its discount

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    Real Options

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    Real Option Memo To: Dave Jacobs From: James Jones Date: November 26‚ 2012 Re: College Education Intro and type of flexibility with this option The option I’m going to discuss in this memo is whether I should continue on with my college career year after year‚ or just to abandon receiving a higher education and make my part time job a full time job. From the 7S framework‚ my real option would be the Disinvest/Shrink then the scope down option (abandon). Sources of uncertainty There

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    De Soto Ad Analysis

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    will be. The De Soto advertisement is using three of the fifteen emotional tool that are the need to satisfy their curiosity and the need for attention to help the advertisement to became effective to attract consumers. De Soto displays a man who is driving a De Soto car attracts a lot of people around the neighborhood to see it. Kids and adults seem very excited when this brand new car stop near them in this print ad. The slogan under this print ad said 8 out of 10 owners who use De Soto cars

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    A Real Durwan

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    Between the Lines In some literature‚ upon occasion‚ the real magic of the message can only be expressed in an abstract‚ off hand way. In certain pieces‚ the richness of the idea is often passed between the lines through symbols. A “symbol” is a word‚ phrase‚ image‚ or the like having a complex of associated meanings and perceived as having inherent value separable from that which is symbolized. This is apparent in Jhumpa Lahiri’s‚ “A Real Darwan”. Boori Ma is an unofficial‚ unpaid “Durwan”‚ or doorman

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    Commercial Ad Analysis Essay “I smoke when I get bored” said the young boy as the commercial began. Many people can be unaware of second hand smoke‚ but viewers observing this commercial can get insight of what effects it have on children. They are affected by second hand smoke that come from adults and the commercial shows this through a child’s perspective. While looking at the ad‚ viewers can see that it targets the people’s desire to protect kids from harmful material; such as smoke and depression

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    The Real Harajuku

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    The Real Harajuku: Japanese Youth’s Unique Self-Expression Years ago‚ a group of Japanese young people started hanging out at the Harajuku district. These trendsetting youth go there with their unexplainable fashion sense (Bartlett). The Harajuku fashion is just really so different because anything can be possible (Craft 26) and it is all about “creativity‚ theatricality‚ style‚ confidence‚ looking cute‚ and mixing and matching” (Knight). This was all made possible due to the fact that the youth

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