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Evaluating the differences between television and magazine adverts
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Evaluating the differences between television and magazine adverts Advertising is used in the industry to promote products to the costumers, and make the retail appealing to them. Companies do this using either television or magazine adverts, in which they can show how the public would want and need their products. Before the retailer can put out an advert they have to work out how they can make their product appealing, for example you couldn't have a advert aimed at children in a formal way this would only appeal to adults, and if children were seeing the adverts instead of adults the company would not sell the stock. The more effective way of advertising would be to portray the product as something that is going to change the costumers lives, this is so they feel they want and need the product, e.g. a company may be selling anti aging cream, and the...
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