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    Axe Marketing

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    Something that is printed on practically all AXE products summarizes what AXE is really trying to sell. When one looks at an AXE product there is not much to it; it is usually plain with very little color. Something known as the “AXE Effect” is printed on the bottle and/or can of the AXE product. “The AXE Effect may result in‚ but is not limited to‚ unrelenting female attention and/or late nights.” It is one simple‚ obscene sentence that summarizes what the brand stands for‚ how it is marketed‚ promoted

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    Effects of an Ad Advertising is the marketing of an idea in ways that encourages and persuades audiences to take some sort of action. In most cases‚ the action would be to buy a product or service while other are simply to raise awareness. Whatever the case may be‚ money is poured into advertising every day. Marketing agencies try various ways to convince people to buy their products using different persuasion techniques. After first examining an advertisement‚ one could analyze how each detail

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    connect the viewer with the product at all costs and with no consideration to the state or ideas it may place on people. In a Baume & Mercier ad found in the September 2014 edition of Forbes Magazine‚ it is a timepiece up for sale. The ad is simple yet elegant. A quality suited to match the beauty of this watch. The watch takes center stage in this ad‚ but it is what surrounds it that truly sells it. A well-kept‚ happy man stands with a birthday cake in front of him. He surrounded by friends who

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    L’Oreal This magazine ad is about a skin product for women. It says “L’Oreal facial cleanser is proven to remove Acne-causing bacteria in just one wash”. The ad utilizes a female actress because; it shows how well the L’Oreal skin product has helped her skin remain breakout- free. This ad also includes a picture of the product and a face pad to demonstrate how to clean your face when using the product. Although producers claim this acne fighting product works‚ is the L’Oreal facial cleanser worth

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    Ad Analysis Advertisements comprise thirty percent of the material aired on television‚ and many of us will view more than two million commercials in our lifetimes. The A. C. Nielson Company reports that‚ by the age of sixty-five‚ the average U.S. citizen will have spent nine years of his or her life watching television—twenty-eight hours a week‚ two months a year. And in one year‚ the average youth will spend nearly twice as many hours in front of the tube (fifteen hundred hours) as he or she

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    demographic groups. Have you ever noticed when you’re online‚ that many of the pop-ups and advertisements are generally items you’re interested in? The reason is that it’s all based on your searches and internet history. I have picked an effective ad that I’ve seen numerous times pop up on my children’s favorite websites. I’ve noticed that my older son who never favored too much in what is in this advertisement; all of a sudden crave and enjoy the product. This advertisement is set in an adolescent’s

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    Hilfiger UNIVERSITY CLUB cärpe-díem mañana Scrolling through the September 2013 issue of Vogue you will come across a Tommy Hilfiger advertisement. The name of this ad practically says it all‚ because there’s a family in it seeing their daughter/sister off to college‚ so therefore they’re apart of the University Club. At first glance you notice a girl (now woman) going off to college with her mom and dad as well as what it seems to be two random guys. However‚ when you look a little bit closer

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    The Real Axe Effect

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    9/24/12 English 1000 J. Bowers The Real Axe Effect Most of us know what the brand Axe is. A men’s line of cologne‚ deodorant‚ body wash; basically anything to get them laid‚ right? Well‚ with the image Axe brand tries to project‚ yes. Without their sex-driven commercials and adsAxe would be just another men’s care line in the local Wal-Mart. It is one of countless companies that use sex to appeal to gain their audience. Try to get your hands on an Axe ad that doesn’t have to do with sex or nearly

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    Aborting Axe Visual culture and social norms presented in our everyday life influence the way we think about gender. In “Becoming Members of Society”‚ author‚ Aaron Devor discusses how society impacts our gender identity. Advertisement consumes the public life and shapes how we view ourselves. Axe Deodorant is a brand of male grooming products known to spark controversy all over the world for their commercials and ads. For the Axe Cottage scent that came out in 2008‚ a sexist‚ stereotypical commercial

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    Rhetorical Analysis of the Axe Detailer Commercial Arguments are used in every aspect of our lives today. Most people don’t realize it but companies are arguing everyday with you to purchase their products through advertisements. Often companies will use humor when advertising on bill boards‚ in magazines or on television commercials‚ with the expectation and hope that the commercial was memorable enough to make you want to buy their product the next time you go to the store. One very

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