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A comparison of two coffee adverts.
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G.C.S.E Media Essay: A comparison of two coffee adverts Introduction In this essay I am going to compare the different approaches used by two different advertising campaigns for coffee. The main aims of the advertisements are to sell the products to the public and to encourage brand loyalty. The target audience are important for planning advertising campaigns because the audience are the people who buy the product. The advert uses stereotypes to appeal to a very wide audience by using very illustrated pictures to appeal to audience in a short quick time. An example of a stereotype is the Cap Columbie advert because it just shows a quick illustrated of a ship in Columbia handing out café to show the fresh and experience or taste. Nescafe magazine article In the image, I saw a white man wearing a jacket with white shirt and jeans on with his right hand in his pocket and his left...
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