What are the effects of Print and TV advertisements?
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"awesome" if its good work!\nrise in demand n suppy in the initial time period.....n then depending on other factors.....decline or consistent demand n suppy!
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There are good effects and bad side effects of watching television. The good effects are primarily related to communication & eduation to viewers. BUT there are also bad effects. Not all programs or any show seen on TV are good. Selection of the right ones to wtach is advisable. For health risks, TV emits radiation.Too much radiation that the body absorbs is as we all know BAD and may end up to a more serious diseases. Not to mention the eye problems also people get. I don't know what kind of quote you are asking. BUT i hope this helps. God bless
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get newspapers and check on internet ,tv,and billboards
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the internet is better for several reasons. with tv you see a commercial - you may or may not be interested in that product or service. this is push media - being pushed to you. with the internet - you are search and seeking and looking for a product or service - and you pull that information from various sources and advertisers.\n\nbecause you pull the information it has more impact. pull vs. push = internet vs. tv. internet and new media works.\n\nin the future - tv advertising will be pushed to you based on your preferences and the viewers so different tv sets in different rooms of the same household would see different commercials.
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HUGE impact.  There are proved studies that show how much influence the media actually have over an election decision.
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If the ad is emotional and sensitive, people are more attracted. Some ad with ugly visuals will not reach them.Any ad with children will always give more response.Colourful locations are added advantage for a beautiful ad and also the lovely jingles.
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I agree with the comment above. Also a higher frequency  will lead to a higher memory rentention on the commercial's message. If you can only air your ad once during Idol then chances are your target market won't remember the ad. Not only are you trying to grab the target markets attention you are trying to compete with other ads during that same time slot.
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To much of anything will affect something!\n\nWill it affect blindness in a good way or make you blind?\nDon't belief everything you hear.
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An important consideration in creating a print advertisement is to make sure that you have your objective clearly defined. this would be the starting point for your ad.. based on which you would create your message.\n1. Create a clear and concise objective for your print ad.\n2. Choose a layout for your ad.. this includes developing a rough concept of where you would place your lettering, the font to use for maximum impact, where the product will be placed, the theme of the ad etc. A good graphic designer would be able to help you out with this by giving you a number of options to choose from. \n3. Balance the elements of your ad well.. make sure that if you have a heavy element like a logo and slogan on one side, the other side is equally balanced by something proportionate. \n4. Avoid Clutter in your advertisement.. too many things detract the reader from what you're really trying to convey.\n5. Always make sure you have your contact information in your ad.. this is VERY IMPORTANT. If a customer cannot reach you, you cannot expect any return on your ad.\n6. Testimonials in print ads are common and if chosen correctly can help to effectively target your chosen audience.\n7. Proof read your ad thoroughly and avoid printing and spelling errors. Meticulous editing and proof reading make a big difference in a print ad campaign. \n8. Be sure to include a call to action or a follow up for your ad.. coupons help in this regard and help in measuring the effectiveness of your ad as well. \n\nHope these help!
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I wonder.  The differences are not that great, in a way.  Much of television watching is directed at the hind brain, the instinctive, animalistic, primitive part of your mind.  Some of it stimulates other areas as well, including a minor portion of the fore-brain (nothing you didn't have in place by age 12, mind you), but not that much or that often.\n\nI suppose this is my chance to say that I honestly believe that television, especially color television, is very, very bad for you.  Why color especially?  Because some aspects seem very real in a way they were not when black-and-white was the medium.  And I mean to include, quite specifically, commercials.  It gives the food ads way to much impact, and is especially responsible for much of morbid obesity.  Couch potato, indeed!\n\nSleeping is good for you, in that you rest and repair your body and your mind.  Television does neither of those things.  And it puts you in touch with the lowest common denominator of our culture.  Better you should take a very thoughtful look at the best movies and other DVD items from the past and the present, and decide on your own, higher level, of entertainment.
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very simple advertising, just like radio stations and television.    look at yahoo when u type in something specific you get website of what your looking for on the right hand side
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The main cost factor is impressions. This is the number of people who will see or hear your ad. the next factor is size of length of the ad. All and all the costs for radio, tv, newspapers and magazines are very similar when you divide the cost of the ad by the size of the audience.\n\nFor that reason, I tend to prefer TV. With the one exception being if you are advertising Business to Business, or to individuals who do not typically watch a lot of TV. In those cases you should do the math based on the number of your target audience who will see or hear the ad, not just the total number of people.\n\nExample: If you are trying to reach mechanical engineers and you can advertise on TV or radio at a rate of $60 per thousand, but only 1 out of a thousand people in their audience are mechanical engineers, and you can advertise in a magazine for $100 per thousand impressions, but 300 out of each thousand are mechanical engineers, it is obvious what is the better deal.
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I would say the television would be the biggest influence.  A lot of Americans follow the televised and printed news as gospel and allow that to shape the way they feel about social issues. There are also the movies and TV which promote a certain type of lifestyles and people do not look at them as fantasy but as the way they should live or should want to live.  I think very few take influences directly from personal experience or research, most take it from hours and hours of TV.
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Guttenberg's printing press, of course, and moving pictures, TV and the movies. We started to think about images more thoroughly plus images stir emotions. While the printing press stirs thinking. Unfortunately both means could be easily misinterpreted thus causing problems in logical thinking patterns.
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If the station has good listener/viewership, the advertising business can promote its product to the local market...the impact for the station is advertising revenue.\nI'm a broadcast major at Northwest Missouri State and we came to this conclusion...advertising=money, both for the station and the client
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Yes, most advertisements use sex to sell their product.  The ones that don't use sex use fear.  Watch the next 10 commercials that you see.  You will notice how the media uses these base emotions to manipulate their consumers.  The average consumer has average intelligence and is easily persuaded.  It is important to teach your children (and anyone else who will listen) the importance of investigating the motivations of advertisers and others from whom we obtain information, such as news stations and newspapers.
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newspapers\non-line ads\nradio\ntv\nmagazines