Spirit Advertising agency created the "Einstein Kid" ad for Candia Milk thatfeatured a brainy Einstein look-alike kid with the catchy tagline "BuildingBrains". Candia ad links the attributes of Milk to Baby intelligence. Instantreaction among the people was uniformly positive which Earned SpiritBeirut a Pikasso Award 2013. This is an example of: *Hierarchy of effectsMeans-end theoryVisual imageO Cognitive approachTOSHIBA

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Spirit Advertising agency created the "Einstein Kid" ad for Candia Milk featured a brainy Einstein look-alike kid with the catchy tagline "Buildin Brains". Candia ad links the attributes of Milk to Baby intelligence. Instam reaction among the people was uniformly positive which Earned Spirit Beirut a Pikasso Award 2013. This is an example of: * Hierarchy of effects

Spirit Advertising agency created the "Einstein Kid" ad for Candia Milk featured a brainy Einstein look-alike kid with the catchy tagline "Buildin Brains". Candia ad links the attributes of Milk to Baby intelligence. Instam reaction among the people was uniformly positive which Earned Spirit Beirut a Pikasso Award 2013. This is an example of: * Hierarchy of effects

MARKETING 2018

19th Edition

ISBN:9780357033753

Author:Pride

Publisher:Pride

Chapter6: Target Markets: Segmentation And Evaluation

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