International Automobile Advertising
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A 10 page research paper investigating the advertising practices in China, Japan, and Sweden, with specific emphasis on advertising automobiles. Research studies looking at cultural values as depicted in commercials were reviewed. One common theme among the countries is youth. There are other commonalties as well as differences. Bibliography is included.
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Internet Advertising
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5 pages. Not only do consumers rate Internet ads as the least trustworthy, but they rate them as the most annoying as well. Unlike television ads or radio ads which you can simply ignore, the pesky banner and pop-up ads jump into your vision on every website, making it increasingly difficult to concentrate on what you really were looking at. One study shows that eighty-five percent of Internet users find Internet advertising to be annoying as well as ineffective. Included are recommendations to advertisers in this interesting paper. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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Internet Advertising
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A 6 page research paper that, first of all, offers a survey of different types of advertising on the Internet/Web. Then, two articles pertaining to Internet advertising are summarized and discussed. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Internet Marketing Differences Between Men and Women
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This 15 page report discusses the ways in which marketers must develop different marketing strategies if they intend to be successful in selling their products to both men and women via the Internet. Marketing experts and social scientists have become increasingly aware of the fact that men and women, boys and girls, use the Internet differently than one another. It only makes sense that those hoping to establish a sales presence in electronic commerce be well-aware of those differences and shaper their marketing strategies to meet the different gender expectations, use, and (of course) potential opportunities. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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Internet Marketing's Continued Evolvution
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An 8 page paper discussing issues of consumer behavior, promotion strategy and product positioning on the Internet as its use continues to grow. With all that is uncertain about the evolution of Internet commerce and the final path it will take as it continues to change, marketers can be certain that they will be required less to guess what consumers are doing. Tracking and data mining software increasingly will be in operation to give statistical reports about what consumers are doing on the Internet and will give marketers a quantitative base from which to work. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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Internet-Based Advertising
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An 8 page overview of the world transition toward Internet-based advertising. This paper emphasizes the low cost and tremendous effectiveness of the media in capitalizing on the public’s growing tendency to turn to the Internet to research their buying interests. The author emphasizes as well, however, that despite the technological distinction of the Internet, many of the same marketing ploys are necessitated in this new medium as were necessitated by more traditional advertising campaigns. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: PPwebAdv.rtf

Is Advertising to Blame for Poor Sales?
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Is Advertising to Blame for Poor Sales?: This 5-page essay examines the accuracy of the alleged link between poor advertising and poor sales, and whether or not the finger pointing by marketing management is justified. Yes, the glories of advertising wherein youth, sex and fuzzy animals all sell ‘something else’; but what happens when they just can’t sell enough. Bibliography lists 6 sources. SNAdvert.doc
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Japanese Fashions and the Western Market
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A 23 page overview of the practicality of introducing Japanese fashions into the Western market. A review of basic marketing premises is provided along with a short history of the evolution of Japanese clothing design. The author of this paper emphasizes that in order for such a venture to be successful a number of factors must be carefully assessed. These include the clothing preferences of both the very rich and influential and such components of the buying public as college students. A proposal is introduced for assessing these preferences using interviews and an e-mail based survey. Bibliography lists 16 sources.
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