by | Dec 24, 2021 | Advertising
I am looking for you to completely reword the answers given. Please use your own words. I need the ideas to be the same just need it written differently. Please let me know if you have any questions.
The 3 questions are:
1.Summarize and describe how advertisements can both communicate and obscure aspects of Canadian nationalism and identity. (250 words or less)
2.Define the term settler-colonialism and explain how it is integrated into the HBC brand. (250 words or less)
3.Describe and explain the term brand community and identify methods that advertisers use to cultivate these communities. (250 words or less)
by | Dec 19, 2021 | Advertising
The brief is to write a reflective piece entitled Advertising in the Post Digital Era. Essentially, this is a piece on the future of advertising, but the future is framed for this piece a ‘post-digital’ future in which the off-and online worlds are intimately connected**.
The style is that of an ad agency ‘thinkpiece’. The job of an agency thinkpiece is to represent the agency as a source of expertise, by writing a piece that is academic and reflective in tone rather than being focused entirely on practice. It is not a sales pitch and nor is it directed at a specific client but, rather, it is an informed and neutral examination of current and/or future issues that affect the advertising industry. The one difference between this and an actual agency thinkpiece is that your work should be fully referenced in the academic style. Harvard-style references should be to academic research publications but references to relevant book and trade press articles can also be used.
by | Dec 19, 2021 | Advertising
The brief is to write a reflective piece entitled Advertising in the Post Digital Era. Essentially, this is a piece on the future of advertising, but the future is framed for this piece a ‘post-digital’ future in which the off-and online worlds are intimately connected**.
The style is that of an ad agency ‘thinkpiece’. The job of an agency thinkpiece is to represent the agency as a source of expertise, by writing a piece that is academic and reflective in tone rather than being focused entirely on practice. It is not a sales pitch and nor is it directed at a specific client but, rather, it is an informed and neutral examination of current and/or future issues that affect the advertising industry. The one difference between this and an actual agency thinkpiece is that your work should be fully referenced in the academic style. Harvard-style references should be to academic research publications but references to relevant book and trade press articles can also be used.
by | Dec 18, 2021 | Advertising
1. Summarize and describe the advertisement and company (50 words or less).
2. Describe the collective memory or story in the advertisement (100 words or less).
3. Explain how stereotypes are used in this depiction, and identify how and if the story constructs and/or challenges stereotypical depictions . (250 words or less).
4. Use at least one course resources to support your analysis AND source a related peer-reviewed, scholarly source. You must provide correct APA citation and bibliographic reference for these two source and for the advertisement you selected.
I have attached the class notes.
by | Dec 15, 2021 | Advertising
to deconstruct the advertisement ( the link and the name of the advert are given in the instructions), by the plan provided, include where needed pictures. please use the references from popular well known academic sources related to subject and not weird.
by | Dec 2, 2021 | Advertising
Schedule a celebration of NIRSA’s International Recreational Sport & Fitness Day at Adelphi University (New York Long Island) . Create a detailed itinerary of the day as well as a flyer to distribute to students/faculty/staff. Share ways of marketing the event to the community that you would implement. Keep in mind: There are many different Recreational opportunities at Adelphi. Consider maximizing use of all facilities and staff to reach the largest population. What will be the incentive to get people to participate? Budget: $4500
