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    them are advertising anti aging creams‚ this gives of the idea that these woman have to stay young as all the way through the magazine all of the focus is on beauty and fashion making the older audience want to try and keep up with all of these models and actresses. The younger millennial will be a lot more impressionable as they have been brought up with these magazines and models and actresses being portrayed in this way so they would automatically think they act/dress in the right way. They

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    Erin Smith S. Evers 10/7/10 Word Count: 801 Advertisement Analysis In this Cosmopolitan magazine ad for Tacori jewelry‚ there is a silver honey comb stick with rich‚ golden brown honey on the end of it. The honey looks like it is about to drip off of the stick‚ making the honey look very indulgent. On the handle of the honey stirrer are three engagement rings. The bottom one is a wedding band with diamonds around the whole band. The middle ring and the top ring are the same ring just with different

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    “beauty”. If you ask me‚ women’s fashion advertisement has snowballed downhill since the 1940s. In a June 2013 Cosmopolitan edition of a magazine I read an article that’s title “When you can’t stop thinking about food.” Immediately I thought that it may be something positive for women’s but then I reminded myself that it was out of a women’s fashion magazine from today’s century. The article discusses ways to get food OFF of your mind and hot to fight the urge to eat. The article also states ways

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    music. They mostly make their purchase decisions independently‚ have significant influence on family purchases‚ and companies know that once they have “branded” a child‚ they are likely to be customers for life. They reach kids by advertising in magazines‚ movies‚ TV shows‚ and on the internet. Companies get info about kids spending habits from internet “quizzes” and “surveys”. Marketers know how to capitalize on important teen issues and anxieties‚ like body image‚ peer acceptance‚ coolness‚ and

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    “perfect human”. Television advertisements may use skinny models‚ which can give young women a sense that they need to be thin and cause them to feel insecure about their appearance. Some girls will go to extreme lengths to look like a model in a magazine. They might go on extreme diets‚ which can lead to anorexia and bulimia‚ and many other types of disorders. Doing so would also cause harm to their body; their organs could become damaged and could fail‚ or they could become hospitalized due to the

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    the brand within the category in sufficient detail to make a purchase.  Female Population ages 14-35 Target Market 100% = 195‚763 Attention 75% = 146‚822 Interest 50% = 73‚411 Desire 35% = 25‚693 Action 30% = 7‚708 Loyal 25% = 1‚927 Situational analysis Context: Background Research Company Brand and Product Source Pricing Promotion Company Brand and Product Nichido cosmetic is a complete product line of make-up for teenagers and adults. It is one of the growing cosmetic brands in Japan and

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    Chapter 5 Magazines        True/False        1. The earliest American magazines were highly political.  Ans: F        2. Unlike newspapers during the penny press era‚ magazines of that time did not increase  their appeal or circulation.  Ans: F        3. Reader’s Digest is considered the finest example of the digest‚ one of three major  magazine types that evolved between World War I and World War II.  Ans: T        4. Contemporary magazines have recovered from the tough economic times of the  1980s­1990s and are making record profits

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    compare two magazines in the financial and business world of entrepreneurs. The name of the first magazine is " Small business opportunities" and the second magazine is "Entrepreneurs – Be your own boss" The theme of the first magazine is to highlight‚ how and what type of businesses to start and make money without putting in much of the hard work. The very first page of the magazine shows an absolute image of the man and women dressed up with lots of money and a road of success. The magazine rapidity

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    After I read through the article " Sex‚Lies‚ Advertising" of Gloria Steinem‚ I ran to the store to buy the Elle magazine which is sold for women. I understood more deeply about Steinem’s criticizes for nowadays women’s magazines. All most content in these magazines are only for advertising. Steinem who is a cofounder for Ms. magazine fight for all women’s magazine. She saidthat these magazines need to be changed with more articles about cars‚ finances‚ cooking lessons... which is neccessery for women’s

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    SUMMARY * During the end of 1990‚ Mr. R Saxena‚ Marketing Manager of National Publishing Company‚ was considering alternative strategies to improve the sales of‚ a children’s fortnightly vernacular magazine “TITLI” * Three factors were particularly worrying for Saxena * The products of the National Publishing Company were distributed through a system of agents and sub-agents located in all important places in the state. The company had a network of around 3000 agents. * Titli was

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