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The document lists various final products including a logo, poster, and merchandise such as t-shirts that were likely created for an organization. It also includes multiple copies of a membership form, suggesting the organization was working to recruit new members and track existing members. The assortment of finalized materials indicates a marketing or promotional campaign was nearing completion.
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The document describes the process of developing advertisements for a sports energy drink called "Beat". The designer started by creating a male and female version to get a feel for the design. Elements like a silhouette of a runner and a heart rate monitor line were included. Social media links were later added. Different versions were tested with adjustments to colors, sizes of elements, and inclusion of the drink bottle. The final advertisements included a running silhouette with an outer glow and the bottle enlarged without text. The designer felt the advertisements achieved a high technical and aesthetic quality suitable for the target audience.
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This document contains a list of 4 items: Logo, Poster, Membership form, and Merch. It appears to be an inventory or catalog of branding, promotional, and membership materials for an organization. In a concise list, it outlines core assets and resources.
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Task Six // Band Marketing & PR
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Task Eight // Membership Forms
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Philippine Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan (EPP) Curriculum
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NEWSPAPERS - QUESTION 1 - REVISION POWERPOINT.pptx
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Task Eight // Finished Products
- 2. Logo
- 3. Poster
- 10. Membership Form
- 11. Membership Form
- 12. Membership Form
- 13. Merchandise
- 14. Merchandise
- 15. Merchandise
- 16. Merchandise
- 17. Merchandise
- 18. Merchandise
- 19. Merchandise