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The document discusses different advertising strategies: 1) The "before and after" strategy shows exaggerated weight loss results to promote exercise products. 2) The "advice" strategy provides tips to help people stop unhealthy habits like smoking or drinking. 3) The "empathy" strategy aims to elicit emotion to encourage donations for charities helping those in need. 4) The "testimonial" strategy uses famous endorsers to influence fans to purchase endorsed products.
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The document outlines various advertising techniques used to promote products, including:
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2) Using statistics and facts to claim a product's superiority over competitors.
3) Using vague language to suggest benefits without making guarantees.
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It provides examples of each technique applied in advertising campaigns.
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- Escape, showing an enjoyable scene to make people want to purchase a product to experience that scene instead of something boring.
- Peer approval, suggesting a product will help you fit in socially and gain friends.
- Rhetorical questions, making people question their choices to encourage a certain action like donating to a charity.
- Scientific/statistical claims, using numbers to suggest a product is trusted and high quality.
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Marketing and PR functions are explained in the document. Market research and analysis help companies understand their target audiences and make strategic decisions. A marketing strategy plans how resources will be used to increase sales or gain competitive advantages. Advertising promotes brand awareness to potential customers. PR ensures messaging portrays products positively to attract customers and manages publicity. Spin and damage control can shape public opinion of events and minimize negative impacts. Lobbying aims to influence policymakers by persuading them to a particular side.
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留信网认证的作用:
1:该专业认证可证明留学生真实身份
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3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
4:这个认证书并且可以归档倒地方
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6:个人职称评审加20分
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2024 MATFORCE Youth Poster Contest Winners
This document announces the winners of the 2024 Youth Poster Contest organized by MATFORCE. It lists the grand prize and age category winners for grades K-6, 7-12, and individual age groups from 5 years old to 18 years old.
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Advertising strategies
- 2. Before and after The before and after strategy is what is used mainly in exercise adverts. It is used by showing a picture of somebody who is overweight then a picture of the same person after they have used the product making them skinnier and showing that the product works. This is usually an over exaggeration to get people to buy the product.
- 3. Advice The advice strategy is used to help somebody and to help them through a product. An example of this is smoking or drinking. There is adverts such as stoptober what is giving advice to help towards stopping drinking.
- 4. Empathy This is used to make the viewer upset and also to make them donate to save lines. This is usually used by a non-profitable organisation such as a charity. This is used in adverts such as the charities such as wateraid to make the public donate £2 a month so people can have clean water and this saves lives.
- 5. Testimonial This strategy uses famous people to advertise things to make people who look up to them to buy that item they have got. An example of this is if a footballer such as Jordan Henderson wore a new pair of nike boots then kids who look up to him would go out and buy them boots to be like him.
- 6. Demonstration This way shows only the things that products can do and aims to exploit them. Examples of this is if a car has good stability a advert would exploit this to show how good it is.
- 7. Competitive or Comparison This is used to show the difference between 2 items. This is used to knock out competition and is used to compare differences to make one item look better than the other items so people buy them products instead. It is used to sell things such as laptops.
- 8. Negative and positive strategy This is used to turn negative space into something that can be used in an advert. For example the vw slogan for a car was think small so they had a picture of a small car instead of having it bigger what took out the equation of bigger is better. This is used with many products with a wide range but i would usually say it is to do more with cars.