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Cultural Assumptions in Marketing Advertising Advert 1 Advert 2 Advert 3 Advert 4 Advert 5 Advert 6 Advert 7 Advert 8 Advert 9 Advert 10 Advert 11 Advert 12 Advert 13 Advert 14 Advert 15. Cataloger. LIS Section, MASAL 2014. Michael E. Unsworth. Michigan State University Libraries. Janet A. Ginsburg . Chicago . Tribune Collection. SUPERIOR IMAGE QUALITY. ProQuest Historical Newspapers. . It . does . exactly what the words suggest.. . 1. It is a statement that grabs the reader.. . . 2. It gets their attention.. . . 3. Make the reader want to . . know more.. . It . is a statement(s) that begins a piece of . writing.. 2. It grabs the readers attention.. 3.Makes the reader want to continue reading. .. *. This can also be called a HOOK.*. 6 Types of . Attention . By Liz Facchini. Thesis. Through exposure to sexualized advertisements, pre-teen girls are forced to construct an unrealistic image of themselves in order to imitate their surroundings. . Method. The three magazines I chose to analyze were Seventeen, Girls Life and Sports Illustrated Kids. My original ad was in Seventeen, and I chose Girls Life because it was targeted towards a similar demographic as Seventeen and I wanted to analyze the difference and similarities in the advertisements, models and features of the magazines. I chose Sports Illustrated Kids in contrast to both Seventeen and Girls Life in order to fully compare the way the magazines portrayed girls and sexuality.. An Original AP Lang Presentation. Pathos: . A quality of an experience in life or a work of art that stirs up emotions including pity, sympathy and sorrow. . “Those who are more thrifty (as I must confess the times require) may flay the carcass, the skin of which artificially dressed will make admirable gloves for ladies, and summer boots for fine gentlemen.”. Ezekiel 16. #6 The shocking horror of idolatry. Ezekiel 16. ?. #6 The shocking horror of idolatry. Ezekiel 16. Confronting us with the horror of our sin (v2). #6 The shocking horror of idolatry. Ezekiel 16. (Objectionable Advertisements). Act, 1954. INTRODUCTION. Ethical advertisement . is the way of life in this competitive world of trade, and . pharmaceuticals are no exception . to this practice of advertisement.. What is an Advertisement?. An advertisement is a kind of public notice asking for or offering services or buying and selling property, giving information about missing persons, lost or found items, etc. of . every. . kind. to . bring. the brand . into. . notoriety. ’: . Branding. and ‘Brandolatry’ in the 19th . century. champagne . trade. Graham Harding. St Cross College, Oxford. William Hudson and the attack on ‘Brandolatry’. Advertisements By Steven Nahill 28 September 2014 Parts of an Advertisement Purpose Picture Language Audience Appeals and Strategies Purpose inform (increase awareness) convince (persuade) explore (challenge pre-conceived notions) Print advertisements have four key elements:. Headline . Copy . Illustrations. Signature. Some ads also include a company slogan.. Marketing Essentials Chapter 20, Section 20.1. Headline. Effective headlines are brief. They identify a benefit of the product or service and stress those benefits by making promises, asking questions, posing challenges, or using testimonials. . B. etween Advertising and Children. Media and Children. Ben Center. Intro. We are surrounded by advertisements in our daily life.. To . a child this world full of advertisements could be overwhelming, confusing and even . Purpose and A Purpose To ensure fair advertising and labeling practices and to improve such practices in terms of their quality so consumers interest may be protected, thereby contributing to the so products and services for advertising in the AMA’s print and digital publications. g.DAnstficne(a) General-purpose foods such as bread, meats, fruits, and(b) Special purpose foods (eg, foods for