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What does it mean the Evolving tech of Martech and Advertising?

What are some of the major criticisms of advertising? Whal is corrective advettising? What is puffery?

What is polysemy? What is its importance in the work of advertising agency?

Criticize this advertisment from your point of view ?  i attach the picture of ad.

Discuss (4) argument against marketers’ useof product placement. Your argument should address both practical issues (product sales) and ethical issuessurrounding the use of product placement.

Create an example of a sales strategy and campaign for a product that is acne jell  please help me solve please

3. As a costumer, do you think having a face to face contact in advertising helps in increasing the credibility of the brand? Explain

You have been hired by a resort/hotel and they want to create some targeted advertisements to a certain customer segment that they don't see much at their resort. Families with older children on a budget Find 4 Demographics

What are the potential disadvantages of using celebrity or famous face appeals in advertising?

Subliminal advertising: Doesit exist? If so, what are the implications ofsuch a practice? What isthe “real” history of this debate?

Considering the largest bank in your college’s city or town:How might consumers’ needs differ?What types of products might meet their needs?What advertising media makes sense for the different segments of consumers?

Discuss four (4) argument for marketers’ use of product placement and four (4) argument against marketers’ useof product placement. Your argument should address both practical issues (product sales) and ethical issuessurrounding the use of product placement.

What role does social media marketing play in the promotional campaign of the retirement village? Do youthink the advertisement is targeting senior citizens orthe children of the household?

What are the potential disadvantages of using celebrityappeals in advertising?

How does the ads reflect the culture andthe society of that time?

When Even Doctors Smoked From the 1940s to the 1970s, cigarettes were as common as water bottles are today. Nearly everyone smoked, from judges in court to factory workers and pregnant women. Edward Bernays, the Austrian-American founder of the field of public relations, promoted smoking among women in a 1929 campaign in New York City in which he marketed Lucky Strike cigarettes as “torches of freedom” that would lead to equality between men and women. However, by the late 1960s, and in the wake of the release of the landmark Surgeon General’s report on “Smoking and Health” on January 11, 1964, it had become clear that there was a direct link between cigarette smoking and lung cancer. Subsequent research has added heart and lung diseases, stroke, and diabetes. Smoking has decreased in Western countries but remains well established in the global East and South, where cigarette manufacturers actively promote the products in markets like Brazil, China, Russia, and Singapore, especially…

We see a great deal of celebrity spokespersons in todays advertising. Who do you think would be the most credible spokesperson for age 19-50 cohort? Why? Would your answer change based on the product/service offered?

What are some of the negative effects of advertising on teenagers?

What are some of the positive effects of advertising on teenagers?

Whal is guerrilla marketing? What is ambient advertising?

Set one informational objective of a PR campaign of s-tech intel smart watch

-What Socio-cultural Theories in Advertising?

what are tthe major decisions involved in developing an advertising program?

4) A shoe manufacturing company uses ads featuring the members of a rock music band with the hope that the band's fans will see them wearing the company's shoes and hence purchase the same brand of shoes. The shoe company believes that the band portrays the image of a ________to the band's fans. A) membership group B) reference group C) status symbol D) subculture E) lifestyle   5) A current trend involves rediscovering the benefits of home-cooked food and the use of organic ingredients. People are choosing to spend hours in the kitchen using only the freshest ingredients to cook healthy and nutritious meals. This change in ________ is one of the reasons for the increasing demand for organic ingredients. A) self-concept B) subculture C) lifestyle D) personality E) life-cycle 6) Snowy Mountains, a snowboard manufacturer in Japan, makes customized snowboards for snowboarding enthusiasts. The demand for snowboards peaks during the winter months. The company advertises more…