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This document discusses different types of advertising appeals used to influence purchasing decisions. It outlines snob appeal, which creates desire for luxury products. Brand appeal targets those who want to make a brand statement. Bandwagon appeal suggests people should buy a product because everyone else is doing so. The document provides examples of snob, brand, and bandwagon appeals used in advertising campaigns.
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Product innovation goes co creation for branding globally
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