Voting Question: Catch Phrase to advertise the element phosphorus?

I need a catch phrase that would help me advertise the element phosphorus, it's for a science project and i have to sell phosphorus to a company. more

Voting Question: what is a good catch phrase?

i need a good catch phrase to advertise silver?!?! more

Resolved Question: What is a good slogan for advertising Chinese paper money?

This is for my World History poster and I need to make a poster to advertise Chinese paper money. It needs a catch phrase.........I have no idea!! more

Resolved Question: I am opening a shelter, paws and hearts shelter, I need a catchy phrase, that will grab peoples attition?

It will be selling supplies, food, cats and dogs! We will also be babysitting for pets if you ask! I am advertising for it online and so far no one has even glanced at it, I need a catchy phrase that will catch peoples attition so they can at least take a look more

Voting Question: Tv commercial search?

I saw a funny tv commercial the other day, and i don't remember what it was trying to advertise... there was a man cooking some vegetables, and all of a sudden a monster put its arm through the window and pulled the man outside... after a few moments, the arm reappears, and takes the cooking vegetables. the catch phrase was "Goes great with meat". i was searching for it on youtube, but didn't have any luck. if anyone can help, id appreciate it thanks in advance more

Resolved Question: What is a good catch phrase for an ear, nose and throat practice?

I'm looking for a good catch phrase to add to a car window decal, to advertise a local Ear, nose, and throat practice. Open since 1977 with 5 doctors, 1 physician assistant, and 5 satellite offices. more

Resolved Question: Catchy Phrase for Selling/Advertising Horse Lessons?

I need some help coming up with a few catch phrases or slogans for selling or advertising horse lessons! Also with the holiday season approaching any gift card ideas or holiday ideas would be very much appreciated! Thanks! more

Resolved Question: Are you sick of "green" everything?

Is anyone else sick of all these new products and businesses labeling themselves as green or eco-conscious or eco-whatever other little cutesy name they can think of. In most cases, they make a small, insignificant change, then go wild advertising their "social responsibility" I thought environmentalist movement was all about reduce, reuse, recycle. It was a movement dedicated to frugality and living with less. It seems to me like it's become another popular marketing catch phrase - like "fat free"@ mindshift: I'm not criticizing the environmental movement. I'm criticizing the advertisers and materialistic environmentalists. more

Resolved Question: Graphic Design Project.. HELP!!!?

i have a project where i have to make an invitation to the addy awards.. and the there is "the future of advertising" and i can't think of a single idea.. it has to somehow represent how advertising will be in the future. for example, one of my classmates is doing an eye with an electronic contact.. and the catch phrase is gaze into the future.. any ideas? PLEASE more

Resolved Question: catch phrases for tohiba laptops?

i need like a logo or catch phrase for advertising a toshiba laptops. you know, how like Martin's is "martin's super market, COUNT ON US!" i need something like that. maybe make it funny, but it has to do with toshiba laptops. thanks a million! :) more

Voting Question: Difference in Advertising and Marketing and What Should I Major In?

First whats the difference in a major in Advertising and Marketing? Now what should i major in: Im a very creative person. I can come up with almost any catch phrase "slogan" for any topic you give me. Im good at making magazine covers, shirts etc. Im really good at editing videos. Im super good in photoshop. I know you are gonna probably say major in graphic design but i want something more broad like Advertising or Marketing. Im also a very good sales person and could target specific age groups to sell things to. So what should i major in Advertising or Marketing. Or maybe major in one and minor in the other just plz help me. P.S: Im going to attending UF here is a list of there majors http://collegesearch.collegeboard.com/search/CollegeDetail.jsp?collegeId=3001&profileId=7 more

Resolved Question: help: with a catch phrase!?

help: w/catchy slogan for a electric co. called ben franklin electric. you know the guy who's kite got struck by lightning therefore electricity was born! any suggestions & ways of advertising it would be helpful, thank you and god bless :) more

Resolved Question: update on kennedy probably just another fake report but its new. take it for what its worth.?

something about how 4 people did it 3 from raw 1 from either smackdown or ecw heres the story. once again I would take this with a grain of salt. The decision was obviously not something planned out in advance, since Kennedy was being heavily advertised on the USA Network this week as “returning” for the 6/1 Raw show from Birmingham, plus, on his TV return, he had a face-to-face confrontation with Randy Orton that seemed to be building an upcoming title program. He was also coming off being the guy a WWE film, “Behind Enemy Lines: Colombia,” was promoted around. The whole idea of WWE films is to both make money, of course, by trying to get the wrestling audience to get the DVDs. But it’s also, when using a non-established superstar in the lead, the idea is the movie will increase the star power of wrestlers the company is looking at as long-term future headliners. After the ten-man on Raw ended, Orton went to Kennedy backstage, not very happy and told him in direct, adamant but not loud terms, to be more careful. Kennedy, in doing a back suplex, dropped Orton on his surgically repaired shoulder. There wasn’t a big blow-up or anything like that but everyone knew Orton wasn’t happy about it. Orton did momentarily lose it in the ring after taking the move, as he started punching the mat in frustration before rolling out of the ring. Orton and Kennedy have been very good friends in the past and often hung out together on the road. There were people after who congratulated Orton on not losing his cool on how he handled it. Orton wasn’t seriously injured and worked a short dark cage match the next night with Batista, and then worked on top during the Mexico tour, although Show was carrying the action in the tag matches over the weekend. Orton was icing his shoulder after the match and Orton’s injury was considered more serious than Kennedy’s. He complained of a stiff neck at television the next day and was still icing his shoulder and getting massage therapy, and made comments about Kennedy being a careless worker but it was not any kind of a major piece of conversation at the Smackdown show. Four days later, John Laurinaitis gave Kennedy the phone call, basically saying the boss (Vince) made the call, being nice about it and saying that hopefully in the future they could do business again. Virtually everyone outside the inner circle was shocked, as wrestlers who found out about it after WWE put it in almost a hidden spot on its web site, were doing double-takes like it was nothing they expected. Those on the road didn’t even believe it at first. There was an assumption among many that Orton went to Vince and pushed the issue, but nobody seems to know if that is really the case. It was considered to be a done issue between the two once TV was over. However, that was the straw that broke the camel’s back in Vince McMahon’s mind. On the flight back from Los Angeles after Smackdown, Vince cut a promo on him to the inner circle. He said Kennedy was a reckless worker and said he was green as a mechanic and green when it comes to business instincts. The only real backer he had was Austin, but Austin is pretty much out of the company at this point. A lot of the better workers in the company were not high on him and didn’t like working with him. It was not personal heat but a lack of respect because they saw him as an average talent who was all smoke and mirrors because of his catch phrase. My impression is the guy, as much as he seemed to have a propensity for making himself look like a fool outside the ring, had very strong charisma and a good gimmick. A couple of top guys, Orton not being one of them, were believed to have gone to Vince bad mouthing Kennedy. At least four of the company’s best wrestlers did not like working with him, three of whom were on the Raw brand he had just been drafted to. Matt Hardy on his Myspace page said Kennedy was one of his best friends in the company and hated to hear the news he was gone, and others have corroborated that he was popular with a lot of the wrestlers. It is believed TNA has an interest in him, but in his case, the situation would be that TNA would likely want him to sign a three-year deal. One person close to Kennedy noted that he’s looking forward to going to TNA in September (after his 90-day non-compete period ends), that he has a lot of confidence and believes he can be a real top guy, but believes Vince McMahon doesn’t see him at that level. It would hurt me if Cena or Orton had to do anything with it considering they're two people I highly look up to and they got me into wrestling more

Resolved Question: Need catchy title for a medical advertising page?

The company I work for is doing a medical 'share or gang' page in which we designate space and then get health professionals to advertise by purchasing 'blocks' of space within the original designated space. I am in a creative rut and cannot think of a catchy title for such a thing. Basically the over all space will have room for the title and maybe a catch phrase followed by a matrix of the advertising space purchased by the health professionals of all areas (surgeons, chiropractors, dentists, specialists, general practice, etc). Can answer any requests for additional details. Thanks! more

Resolved Question: I need a catch phrase for a marketing assignment?

In my marketing class we are doing this group project where we start our own advertising agency. When coming up with the name we just took the first letters of our last names and combined them which wound up being LSD. Thus we are the LSD advertising agency. I thought it'd be funny to have a mildly suggestive catch phrase to get a laugh but at the same time have it be legitimate so if anyone has any ideas it would be appreciated. more

Resolved Question: In advertising What is a Punch-line?How is it different from Tag-line?

Futhermore,How these terms differ from Ad-line, Ad-campaign,Ad-slogan & Catch Phrase? more

Resolved Question: i need a catch phrase?

okay, so my dad owns a catering biz called uptown catering. its a local biz but hes advertising on the radio. we have done one commercial last year where i was the star spinning yarn about my youth. but this year its more of a humorous approach. we cater mostly to large businesses and are in need of a catch phrase, which is one thing im not creative enough to do lol. thanx. more

Voting Question: Any good catch phrases you can think of for a consignment shop?

It is a small consignment shop in Washington, we have glass ware and all sorts of things its like an upper end thrift store. We consign peoples things and then we advertise them, and sell them for a 50% fee. we need a good slogan. more

Voting Question: I need an idea for catch phrases to advertise and encourage our residents to renew. ?

Leasing Ideas more

Resolved Question: Introduction To Catering?

Anybody that is good with Catering and would like to help me out with a couple questions, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you a bunch to those willing to help! 1. The document a caterer uses to stipulate the terms, conditions, and contents of the services he or she will provide each client is called the A. client agreement B. menu C. press release D. brochure 2. One of the keys to running a lucrative catering business is to A. charge for overtime work. B. transport foods to a site. C. keep the menus simple. D. charge a lot of money 3. You can use a standard caterer’s symbol, such as a chef’s hat, on your business card as your A. logo. B. slogan C. gimmick. D. trademark. 4. Suppose you’re a caterer who specializes in cooking and serving meals in the client’s house.What type of catering service are you providing? A. No-service catering B. Partial-service catering C. Full-service catering D. On-premise catering 5. Which of the following is the best way to get your catering business started? A. Research your area and develop a marketing strategy. B. Wait for your excellent food and service to build you a good image and reputation. C. Leave your business cards every appropriate place you can. D. Get involved with local organizations and become a speaker. 6. Which of the following would you want to do when developing a marketing position? A. Position yourself in an untapped consumer market. B. Go after the same demographic as other area caterers. C. Market yourself as a general caterer willing to accept any type of job. D. Emphasize your inexperience and gain clients by charging a much cheaper price. 7. A new caterer, working off premise, typically invests less than _______ to open a catering business. A. $15,000 B. $10,000 C. $5,000 D. $2,000 8. On your business card, you position your business as “the area’s most creative cookery.” This phrase is your A. slogan B. business name C. logo. D. parameter. 9. The planned effort to present a unique image through newspapers, community events, and other visible places is called A. advertising B. branding C. public relations. D. press release. 10. Leon is catering a luncheon. He is only supplying the food. What kind of catering service is he providing? A. Social B. Public C. Corporate catering D. No-service 11. What can you expect when you ask clients for testimonials? A. They’ll want to come up with full-blown ideas. B. They’ll know exactly what you want. C. They’ll take the time to write up a testimonial and mail it to you. D. They’ll be happy to approve a testimonial you’ve written. 12. Which person is most likely to become a successful caterer? A. Sapana is independent and loves to solve problems. Nothing rattles her. She is a creative person and a great cook. B. Tony is an outgoing, energetic individual who loves dealing with people. He often gets so caught up in what he’s doing that he forgets to do things like balancing his checkbook or returning phone calls. C. Steve is a friendly, flexible cook who enjoys making people happy so much that it gives him a stomachache if they aren’t pleased with his efforts. D. Jonah is a versatile cook who is determined to make his fortune overnight. He has tried many get-rich-quick schemes, but knows this one is a winner. 13. To determine the price to charge for your service, you’ll need to calculate the costs of the material, labor, and what other two elements? A. Location and overhead B. Overhead and profit C. Food and supplies D. Finder’s fees and entertainment 14. You operate a small catering firm specializing in sit-down dinner parties that you prepare and serve yourself with no helpers. A client of yours loves your food so much that she has asked you to cater her daughter’s wedding reception for 300 people, to be held in her back yard. It’s your first chance at a big event and you’re not really set up for it.You don’t have the equipment, you don’t have the staff, and you don’t have the connections to musicians; however, you’re tempted. What would be your wisest decision? A. Accept the job and use this chance to make all the contacts you need to expand your business. B. Agree to make the food if the client will subcontract all the other services herself. C. Turn down the job, explaining why you can’t do it, and wish her luck finding someone else. D. Turn the job down; however, give the client the name of a high-quality catering firm that can meet her needs. 15. Everything at the small sit-down dinner party has gone beautifully.You go to finish off the evening with a flare by bringing in the customer’s fondue pot, which you filled with melted chocolate and plugged in to keep warm several minutes ago, while you chopped up the fresh fruits to dip in it. Now the chocolate has hardened! What did you most likely do wrong? A. You bought the wrong chocolate. B. You didn’t get the timing right. C.  more

Resolved Question: Please read the second chapter of my novel...(fantasy)?

Chapter 2: Pepin, Wisconsin As my dad’s buddy pulled his car and us into Pepin, my heart literally got caught someplace between my throat and stomach. Coming from such a packed city, Pepin was a real shocker for me. To the left, all I could see was a lake. Don’t get me wrong though. It was a lake of mythical proportions and I had the feeling if I dived deep enough into it I would find beasts of the imagination. More interestingly, woods surrounded the town. These were the type of woods, which only storybooks could offer. Was it just me or were there eyes peeping among the trees? Listening closely, I could have sworn I heard a sadistic witch ritual ricocheting among the barks. The village was strangely isolated and gave off an odd glow—well, maybe the moon had something to do with this. Pepin kind of held me in awe. It seemed so impossible that such a quiet town could exist in the time of cell phones, jeans, American Idol, and Britney Spears. My mouth was watering from utter astonishment and endearment. It really was. Finally coming to my senses, I decided to observe the reactions of the rest of the lot. My father, of course, had a smile as wide as Bayonne, New Jersey plastered upon his face. It made me jealous. Why hadn’t I inherited that aura of good will? Damn genetics! My mom was the real criminal though. Even though there was a view worth dying for just a centimeter of glass away from her, she had chosen to spend the car ride soliciting and advertising makeup with her wretched cell phone. It was near midnight! God, I hated cell phones. I never was a phone person. Well, I never really had anyone to call and even if I had I would have wanted to communicate face to face. Yes, I’m quite old-fashioned. I’m surprised I haven’t been burned at stake yet. Brittany had to have retained the most priceless and shallow expression—no joke intended. She looked so dumbfounded and miserable. Her eyes were glassy and seemed to be searching for the next outlet mall, cineplex, or coffee house. I could almost read her mind. She seemed to be imploring in a tone fit for royalty, “Ummmm…where in the world am I supposed to go hang out in this hell-hole? Where are my beloved skyscrapers? Must I live among trees? I’ve never been much of a happy camper. Dear New York City take me back. Please God, take me back!” Oh the drama. She looked tearfully into my eyes expecting some sort of sympathy, but I merely shot back a callous, blank stare. I can really be a jerk at times. I swear. The crunch of gravel beneath the tires was almost deafening in the silence as we were pulled into the driveway of a house that gave off more of a cottage feel. We bid farewell to our distinguished driver and stood staring at our house-to-be for a few, strangely slow seconds. Finally, my father—the leader of our cult—, of course, took charge and suggested, “I think our luggage is extremely tired from the hardships of travel. It really, really, really wants to get unpacked and relax. You know me, I’m all about the rights of inanimate objects.” Gosh he cracked me up sometimes. He’s cracked up everyone in this world at some time or another. Heaving the luggage into the house, we stood in what I supposed to be a darkened, empty living room. All I remember of that night is staring out of the window of my designated bedroom while unpacking. I’m a heck of a multitasker. I really am. Actually, I think teenagers nowadays are born with that trait. Lucky us. I could actually see stars hanging among the heavens. A feeling of insignificancy spread through my body. It was an odd feeling—knowing that you were a mere speck of dust on the surface of the universe. Damn that made me morbid. The whole night, I could hear my family arguing among themselves just past the shut door of my bedroom. I caught onto phrases like, “This move better change things for him. We’ve left behind our lives for Echo. This is all for him. We’re living in the freaking woods!” Boy, oh boy, did that increase that feeling of morbidity I was explaining. What if Wisconsin turned out to be just like New York City? Would I fail my family again? I don’t know how, but I just knew Pepin had something to offer me. God knows where this something was lurking, but it was there. I could have sworn I felt it. Nerd telepathy anyone? When I did manage to catch some shuteye, my dreams were filled with the peering eyes and gruesome voices I had imagined in the woods. They were calling me silently—magnetically. They had a story to tell and some history to reveal. Yet, when I got close enough for investigation, they simply and mysteriously vaporized into thin air and I was left waving my hands in the dark as I jerked to actuality. People claimed there was a fine line between illusion and reality. I wondered how much truth this held. I really did wonder. Instantaneously, I recalled a relevant observation. The old Chinese sage Chublah I obviously couldn't fit the second chapter into the alloted space...the rest is on chapteread if you want to read=). Thanks again!The novels title is Totally Lunar*The novel's title is Totally Lunar* more

Resolved Question: About the new "Ask.com" adverts,Survey?

Their catch phrase is "get the right answer first time every time" Considering some of the answers you get on here what would yahoo Answers catch phrase be if they were to advertise on TV ? more

Resolved Question: Advertising question, for ENG101. what are some coporate slogans that encourage lifestyle?

what are some slogans or catch phrases used buy advertisers that encourage lifestyle, not just buying a product. Example: Big Tobacco---"New Port Pleasure" or "living---???-" more

Resolved Question: Can someone creative help me think of a catch phrase for an E-waste Drive? :]?

Okay so for my Biology Class, I am going to have to make posters and flyers to help advertise an E-waste drive happening in my school next week. I was wondering if anyone can help me think of a catch phrase to get people's attention ? Like one of those "Recycling is Fun" kind of things, but of course a little better than that. Haha. Thank you. :] more

Resolved Question: Add this to ?

any advertising catch phrase. Like this: Pringles:" Once you pop you can't stop" Condoms. Coke "Nothing like the real thing" Condoms....get it? What can you come up with? more

Resolved Question: Why can TV companies call it news surely that is false advertising?

Really what a joke you can tell when people use the TV for info all there views are idiotic and ignorant of reality. Look into who owns what and also look at the company logos this is puzzle solving for children you will never believe the lies TV feeds you again and you will spot the catch phrases used to brainwash ( weapons of mass destruction ) ( terrorist )  more

Resolved Question: Does "clinically proven" really mean anything?

We see a lot of advertising for products that are "clinically proven". Is this just a catch phrase to sell products or does it mean anything scientifically. more

Resolved Question: What are the best short catch phrase(s) to use to attract customers to your website when advertising?

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Resolved Question: Holiday Insurance for elderly and not too robust travellers?

A number of travel agents now advertise holidays abroad with 'Free Travel Insurance' and don't seem concerned about the age or general health of their customers. How can they do this and would the insurance company pay the claim of an elderly person with a history of ill health? Possibly there is a 'catch all' phrase that agents protect themselves with. What should one be on the lookout for? more

Resolved Question: Is there a word of phrase for this?

The nature of some principles is that with greater mass acceptance, they become less true. For example, consider any advertising technique that no longer works when everyone has caught on to its underlying manipulation. (I believe this is why advertising will always be changing.) Is there a word or phrase that describes some sort of principle that, once made popular, is no longer valid? more

Resolved Question: Advertising Catch Phrases...?

I'm advertising pump controls for water waste pumps, 3 phase monitors, alternating relays, etc. It's very difficult to find catch phrases and ideas for my ads...can anyone throw some suggestions at me? Preferrably 7 words or less. more

Resolved Question: help with idea for art project?

for my art project, i have to learn how to advertise pizza. we gotta create the box, logo, catch phrase..etc. so i was thinking of targeting families..like a family oriented restaurant. i need help coming up with a cool logo, what the box looks like, and a good catch phrase..i was thinking about san francisco's pizza or something..but i dont know something about families being able to create their own pizza. the box has to be sort of fit for a family- which means taht it has to lure kids in while not making it so kiddy like. more

Resolved Question: We all know them well wherever we live......?

those local television commercials advertising local businesses in and around our home towns. Many are corny, many are funny, and a good portion of them can be downright annoying! Just for fun, can you name a jingle (song), catch phrase or quote from one in your area? I'll start with one that plays constantly where I live, and it does get annoying... "Hi! I'm Dan, Dan the mattress man (etc...) call us now or see us on the web at Dan Dan the mattress man . com..." Also, when this one comes on, the volume attomatically goes up about three notches, so the guy is literally yelling throughout the commercial. So, what on the "tube" in your area? (I don't expect anyone to name the town where they live, just want to hear about other funny locals!)**Dora-I know the guy you're talking about! I actually think he out-yells ol' Dan Dan the Mattress Man - Why oh why do they think we're all hard of HEARING? lol! more

Resolved Question: Help me with a slogan or advertise phrases?

,I am working to open a advertise magazine,which will be for car.home and holiday.I need a eye -catching slogan for my advertising magazine. Thank you more

Resolved Question: Advertising Report?

Advertising Report 1. Introduction My report is based on advertising and how much it influences our behaviour and actions. Advertising is a type of communication aimed to sell a product, service and/or beliefs, by influencing the desired product to a specific target audience. Advertising is an competetive industry and is one of the top bussinesses around the world, spending over $385 billion dollars each year. Advertising is surrounding our everyday lives, for example, television, radio, movies, magazines, newspapers, video games, Internet etc. Even the smallest things that wouldn't cross our minds are still adverts, for example behind shopping reciepts, cinema coupons, SMS (short message service), telephone hold messages, side of buses and seats of grocery carts. It gives out messages that try to influence certain types of audiences with catchy headlines and attention grabbing phrases and very attractive men and women. 2.1 Symbolic codes Symbolic codes reflect the type of non-verbal communications we use in everyday life. Also are a way of getting extra attention on adverts. When I surveyed 30 people, 43% of the people said, product is the main thing they look for in an advert, while brand and person both got 16% and others got 23%. 2.1.1 Colours Colours bring out the effect of either older images or even the latest. Some advertising agencies decide to choose black and white colours because its a sign of an old classic touch. Also other agencies like to do bright colours to get more attention, because many people have difficulties in life and would like to see bright colours simply because it brings out very happy and cheerful thoughts that everyone would like to have in their lives. By looking at the Emporio Armani watch advert, you could tell that it is trying to manipulate the audience by allowing them to think the watch will stay forever and always look classic. 2.1.2 Costumes The style of clothing can tell you more about the historical date or type of character. 2.1.3 Setting The environment can suggest the type of product it will be representing or the type of person representing the product. 2.1.4 Body language In adverts, people try to use the right body language (head tilt, hip shift, bent knee, hand gesture, etc.) to show if someone is sad, happy, in love, angry, etc. and try to represent what the product is about. By looking at the Emporio Armani watch advert, you could see the ladys face is to the side and looking straight forward, trying to say its a straight forward watch, you will have no problems with it. 2.2 Written codes Any written information on the advert is classified into written codes. 2.2.1 Headings Headings tries to introduce you to the product, whether its the brand name or what the product is used for. For example in the Lux soap advert, the heading tells you how Hollywood stars use it and how they have nice clean skin all the time. 2.2.2 Catchphrases People don't have time to read the whole advert, so catch phrases are very catchy, even for a few seconds. Catchphrases are a way of tricking people on how good the product is, in a glimpse. When people tend to look at the advert they don't realise how bad the product is but always look on the good side of the product. 2.2.3 Product information Product information gives more information about the product. In the earlier days (1950's) people were not as busy as nowadays, they had time to read full length pages but now we are so busy that we tend to flick through the adverts, choosing the catchy and most appealing ones to read quickly. On the Aydes advert you could see how much writing there is and its telling more about the product and what the benefits are. 2.3 Technical Codes Technical codes rely on the technology of image to create meaning. 2.3.1 Shot type and angle Shot type and angle can be used to express point of view or the relationships between people and their environment. Camera angles can also be used to create an emotional meaning. 2.3.2 Lightning Lighting, such as brightness, dim light, or shadow can affect our response to the person in the advert or even the product. 3. A.I.D.A 3.1 Attention Adverts must captures the readers attention if they wish to get a good amount of people to buy the product. Producers must make the advertisement stand out, attention grabbing and unique. On my recent survey, 63% of the people said television was the most looked at advertisement. I believe people don't realize how much of things are actually advertised. 3.2 Interest When adverts have got the audiences attention, they must keep interest by using readers beliefs, values, attitudes and desires to keep them reading. 3.3 Desire To have a successful advert you will need the readers to have a desire, whether its losing weight or becoming more attractive. The main target is to make the audience feel more attractive and sexy with the product, usually trying to show a better life with the product. 3.4 Action Action is trying to get the advert to send some kind of invitation to get the readers by saying phrases like 'hurry last days' or 'stocks won't last', which makes the consumer believe they don't have much time. 4. Stereotypes Stereotypes are a way of grouping people together by the way they look and/or behave. It relies on symbols in order to group these people together. It is also used as a shortcut in communication so that the reader understands quickly about the characters, the advertisers want to portray. 5. Language 5.1 Connotative Connotative means symbols that have meaning, for example, red is a symbol for love, evil, death, blood. 5.2 Emotitive When words or visual images add either a positive or negative meaning to something we see, hear or believe. 5.3 Colloquial Colloquial is very informal, friendly, down to earth language, it includes abbreviations and contractions, use of idioms, most catch phrases and slogans. 5.4 Figuarative Figuarative includes the use of poetic devices, for example metaphor, simile, personification, alliteration, assonance and onomatopoeia. 5.5 Neologisms Neologisms are words that sound attractive and catchy are used in adverts because it seems to have been invented because they sound good. 6. Context Context is about the consumer and producer of advertising. 6.1 Producer Producers are the ones who make the adverts. Companies design and make the products which then, the products go to the producer to get pictures taken of and get used for advertisements. To make a successful advert, advertisers must add film language, AIDA, stereotypes, language, deign and layout, repetition and testimonials. 6.2 Consumer The consumer are the people who views or reads the text on an advert. On an average, 89% of the people said they don't think they could be influenced easily. 7. Conclusion Advertising has changed after so many years, people tend to get distracted and buy things that are not needs. Although many people on the surveys said they dont get influenced easy, i think that everyone has a weak point. I believe that people do buy advertised products because they want something new, or want to get success with a particular product. If people didn't buy advertised products, bussinesses would be bankrupt by now, but they make so much profit, it is impossible for them to even think about closing the bussiness down. So you see, advertising isn't about the product anymore, its all about the image and how it set out to look.is it good or bad and how can i improve it also any errors in my writing please more

Resolved Question: Any one want to edit my work, its already been done but a second time... give opinions on how to make it beter

Any one want to edit my work, its already been done but a second time... give opinions on how to make it beter Advertising Report 1. Introduction My report is based on advertising and how much it influences our behaviour and actions. Advertising is a type of communication aimed to sell a product, service and/or beliefs, by influencing the desired product to a specific target audience. Advertising is an competetive industry and is one of the top bussinesses around the world, spending over $385 billion dollars each year. Advertising is surrounding our everyday lives, for example, television, radio, movies, magazines, newspapers, video games, Internet etc. Even the smallest things that wouldn't cross our minds are still adverts, for example behind shopping reciepts, cinema coupons, SMS (short message service), telephone hold messages, side of buses and seats of grocery carts. It gives out messages that try to influence certain types of audiences with catchy headlines and attention grabbing phrases and very attractive men and women. 2.1 Symbolic codes Symbolic codes reflect the type of non-verbal communications we use in everyday life. Also are a way of getting extra attention on adverts. When i surveyed 30 people, 43% of the people said, product is the main thing they look for in an advert, while brand and person both got 16% and others got 23%. 2.1.1 Colours Colours bring out the effect of either older images or even the latest. Some advertising agencies decide to choose black and white colours because its a sign of an old classic touch. Also other agencies like to do bright colours to get more attention, because many people have difficulties in life and would like to see bright colours simply because it brings out very happy and cheerful thoughts that everyone would like to have in their lives. By looking at the Emporio Armani watch advert, you could tell that it is trying to manipulate the audience by allowing them to think the watch will stay forever and always look classic. 2.1.2 Costumes The style of clothing can tell you more about the historical date or type of character. 2.1.3 Setting The environment can suggest the type of product it will be representing or the type of person representing the product. 2.1.4 Body language In adverts, people try to use the right body language (head tilt, hip shift, bent knee, hand gesture, etc.) to show if someone is sad, happy, in love, angry, etc. and try to represent what the product is about. By looking at the Emporio Armani watch advert, you could see the ladys face is to the side and looking straight forward, trying to say its a straight forward watch, you will have no problems with it. 2.2 Written codes Any written information on the advert is classified into written codes. 2.2.1 Headings Headings tries to introduce you to the product, whether its the brand name or what the product is used for. For example in the Lux soap advert, the heading tells you how Hollywood stars use it and how they have nice clean skin all the time. 2.2.2 Catchphrases People don't have time to read the whole advert, so catch phrases are very catchy, even for a few seconds. Catchphrases are a way of tricking people on how good the product is, in a glimpse. When people tend to look at the advert they don't realise how bad the product is but always look on the good side of the product. 2.2.3 Product information Product information gives more information about the product. In the earlier days (1950's) people were not as busy as nowadays, they had time to read full length pages but now we are so busy that we tend to flick through the adverts, choosing the catchy and most appealing ones to read quickly. On the Aydes advert you could see how much writing there is and its telling more about the product and what the benefits are. 2.3 Technical Codes Technical codes rely on the technology of image to create meaning. 2.3.1 Shot type and angle Shot type and angle can be used to express point of view or the relationships between people and their environment. Camera angles can also be used to create an emotional meaning. 2.3.2 Lightning Lighting, such as brightness, dim light, or shadow can affect our response to the person in the advert or even the product. 3. A.I.D.A 3.1 Attention Adverts must captures the readers attention if they wish to get a good amount of people to buy the product. Producers must make the advertisement stand out, attention grabbing and unique. On my recent survey, 63% of the people said television was the most looked at advertisement. I believe people don't realise how much of things are actually advertised. 3.2 Interest When adverts have got the audiences attention, they must keep interest by the readers, by using readers beliefs, values, attitudes and desires to keep them reading. 3.3 Desire To have a successful advert you will need the readers to have a desire, whether its losing weight or becoming more attractive. The main target is to make the audience feel more attractive and sexy with the product, usually trying to show a better life with the product. 3.4 Action Action is trying to get the advert to send some kind of invitation to get the readers by saying phrases like 'hurry last days' or 'stocks won't last', which makes the consumer believe they don't have much time. 4. Stereotypes Stereotypes are away of grouping people together by the way they look and/or behave. It relies on symbols in order to group these people together. It is also used as a shortcut in communication so that the reader understands quickly about the characters, the advertisers want to portray. 5. Language 5.1 Connotative Connotative means symbols that have meaning, for example, red is a symbol for love, evil, death, blood. 5.2 Emotitive When words or visual images add either a positive or negative meaning to something we see, hear or believe. 5.3 Colloquial Colloquial is very informal, friendly, down to earth language, it includes abbreviations and contractions, use of idioms, most catch phrases and slogans. 5.4 Figuarative Figuarative includes the use of poetic devices, for example metaphor, simile, personification, alliteration, assonance and onomatopoeia. 5.5 Neologisms Neologisms are words that sound attractive and catchy are used in adverts because it seems to have been invented because they sound good. 6. Context Context is about the consumer and producer of advertising. 6.1 Producer Producers are the ones who make the adverts. Companies design and make the products which then, the products go to the producer to get pictures taken of and get used for advertisements. To make a successful advert, advertisers must add film language, AIDA, stereotypes, language, deign and layout, repetition and testimonials. 6.2 Consumer The consumer are the people who views or reads the text on an advert. On an average, 89% of the people said they don't think they could be influenced easily. 7. Conclusion Advertising has changed after so many years, people tend to get distracted and buy things that are not needs. Although many people on the surveys said the dont get influenced easy, i think that everyone has a weakness point. I believe that people do buy advertised products because they want something new, or want to get success with a particular product. If people didn't buy advertised products, bussinesses would be bankrupt by now, but they make so much profit, it is impossible for them to even think about closing the bussiness down. So you see, advertising isn't about the product no more, its all about the image and how it set out to look. more

Resolved Question: any one want to edit my work, its already been done but a second time... give opinions on how to make it beter

Advertising Report 1. Introduction My report is based on advertising and how much it influences our behaviour and actions. Advertising is a type of communication aimed to sell a product, service and/or beliefs, by influencing the desired product to a specific target audience. Advertising is an competetive industry and is one of the top bussinesses around the world, spending over $385 billion dollars each year. Advertising is surrounding our everyday lives, for example, television, radio, movies, magazines, newspapers, video games, Internet etc. Even the smallest things that wouldn't cross our minds are still adverts, for example behind shopping reciepts, cinema coupons, SMS (short message service), telephone hold messages, side of buses and seats of grocery carts. It gives out messages that try to influence certain types of audiences with catchy headlines and attention grabbing phrases and very attractive men and women. 2.1 Symbolic codes Symbolic codes reflect the type of non-verbal communications we use in everyday life. Also are a way of getting extra attention on adverts. When i surveyed 30 people, 43% of the people said, product is the main thing they look for in an advert, while brand and person both got 16% and others got 23%. 2.1.1 Colours Colours bring out the effect of either older images or even the latest. Some advertising agencies decide to choose black and white colours because its a sign of an old classic touch. Also other agencies like to do bright colours to get more attention, because many people have difficulties in life and would like to see bright colours simply because it brings out very happy and cheerful thoughts that everyone would like to have in their lives. By looking at the Emporio Armani watch advert, you could tell that it is trying to manipulate the audience by allowing them to think the watch will stay forever and always look classic. 2.1.2 Costumes The style of clothing can tell you more about the historical date or type of character. 2.1.3 Setting The environment can suggest the type of product it will be representing or the type of person representing the product. 2.1.4 Body language In adverts, people try to use the right body language (head tilt, hip shift, bent knee, hand gesture, etc.) to show if someone is sad, happy, in love, angry, etc. and try to represent what the product is about. By looking at the Emporio Armani watch advert, you could see the ladys face is to the side and looking straight forward, trying to say its a straight forward watch, you will have no problems with it. 2.2 Written codes Any written information on the advert is classified into written codes. 2.2.1 Headings Headings tries to introduce you to the product, whether its the brand name or what the product is used for. For example in the Lux soap advert, the heading tells you how Hollywood stars use it and how they have nice clean skin all the time. 2.2.2 Catchphrases People don't have time to read the whole advert, so catch phrases are very catchy, even for a few seconds. Catchphrases are a way of tricking people on how good the product is, in a glimpse. When people tend to look at the advert they don't realise how bad the product is but always look on the good side of the product. 2.2.3 Product information Product information gives more information about the product. In the earlier days (1950's) people were not as busy as nowadays, they had time to read full length pages but now we are so busy that we tend to flick through the adverts, choosing the catchy and most appealing ones to read quickly. On the Aydes advert you could see how much writing there is and its telling more about the product and what the benefits are. 2.3 Technical Codes Technical codes rely on the technology of image to create meaning. 2.3.1 Shot type and angle Shot type and angle can be used to express point of view or the relationships between people and their environment. Camera angles can also be used to create an emotional meaning. 2.3.2 Lightning Lighting, such as brightness, dim light, or shadow can affect our response to the person in the advert or even the product. 3. A.I.D.A 3.1 Attention Adverts must captures the readers attention if they wish to get a good amount of people to buy the product. Producers must make the advertisement stand out, attention grabbing and unique. On my recent survey, 63% of the people said television was the most looked at advertisement. I believe people don't realise how much of things are actually advertised. 3.2 Interest When adverts have got the audiences attention, they must keep interest by the readers, by using readers beliefs, values, attitudes and desires to keep them reading. 3.3 Desire To have a successful advert you will need the readers to have a desire, whether its losing weight or becoming more attractive. The main target is to make the audience feel more attractive and sexy with the product, usually trying to show a better life with the product. 3.4 Action Action is trying to get the advert to send some kind of invitation to get the readers by saying phrases like 'hurry last days' or 'stocks won't last', which makes the consumer believe they don't have much time. 4. Stereotypes Stereotypes are away of grouping people together by the way they look and/or behave. It relies on symbols in order to group these people together. It is also used as a shortcut in communication so that the reader understands quickly about the characters, the advertisers want to portray. 5. Language 5.1 Connotative Connotative means symbols that have meaning, for example, red is a symbol for love, evil, death, blood. 5.2 Emotitive When words or visual images add either a positive or negative meaning to something we see, hear or believe. 5.3 Colloquial Colloquial is very informal, friendly, down to earth language, it includes abbreviations and contractions, use of idioms, most catch phrases and slogans. 5.4 Figuarative Figuarative includes the use of poetic devices, for example metaphor, simile, personification, alliteration, assonance and onomatopoeia. 5.5 Neologisms Neologisms are words that sound attractive and catchy are used in adverts because it seems to have been invented because they sound good. 6. Context Context is about the consumer and producer of advertising. 6.1 Producer Producers are the ones who make the adverts. Companies design and make the products which then, the products go to the producer to get pictures taken of and get used for advertisements. To make a successful advert, advertisers must add film language, AIDA, stereotypes, language, deign and layout, repetition and testimonials. 6.2 Consumer The consumer are the people who views or reads the text on an advert. On an average, 89% of the people said they don't think they could be influenced easily. 7. Conclusion Advertising has changed after so many years, people tend to get distracted and buy things that are not needs. Although many people on the surveys said the dont get influenced easy, i think that everyone has a weakness point. I believe that people do buy advertised products because they want something new, or want to get success with a particular product. If people didn't buy advertised products, bussinesses would be bankrupt by now, but they make so much profit, it is impossible for them to even think about closing the bussiness down. So you see, advertising isn't about the product no more, its all about the image and how it set out to look. more

Resolved Question: please read this and tell me if its good?

please dont leave, read this Advertising Report 1. Introduction My report is based on advertising and how much it influences our behaviour and actions. Advertising is a type of communication aimed to sell a product, service and/or beliefs, by influencing the desired product to a specific target audience. Advertising is an competetive industry and is one of the top bussinesses around the world, spending over $385 billion dollars each year. Advertising is surrounding our everyday lives, for example, television, radio, movies, magazines, newspapers, video games, the Internet, also even the smallest things that wouldn't cross our minds are still adverts, for example behind shopping reciepts, cinema coupons, SMS (short message service), telephone hold messages, side of buses and seats of grocery carts. It gives out messages that try to influence certain types of audiences with catchy headlines and attention grabbing phrases and very attractive men and women. 2.1 Symbolic codes Symbolic codes reflect the type of non-verbal communications we use in everyday life. Also are a way of getting extra attention on adverts. When i surveyed 30 people, 43% of the people said, product is the main thing they look for in an advert, while brand and person both got 16% and others got 23%. 2.1.1 Colours Colours bring out the effect of either older images or even the latest. Some advertising agencies decide to choose black and white colours because its a sign of an old classic touch. Also other agencies like to do bright colours to get more attention, because many people have difficulties in life and would like to see bright colours simply because it brings out very happy and cheerful thoughts that everyone would like to have in their lives. By looking at the Emporio Armani watch advert, you could tell that it is trying to manipulate the audience by allowing them to think the watch will stay forever and always look classic. 2.1.2 Costumes The style of clothing can tell you more about the historical date or type of character. 2.1.3 Setting The environment can suggest the type of product it will be representing or the type of person representing the product. 2.1.4 Body language In adverts, people try to use the right body language (head tilt, hip shift, bent knee, hand gesture, etc.) to show if someone is sad, happy, in love, angry, etc. and try to represent what the product is about. By looking at the Emporio Armani watch advert, you could see the ladys face is to the side and looking straight forward, trying to say its a straight forward watch, you will have no problems with it. 2.2 Written codes Any written information on the advert is classified into written codes. 2.2.1 Headings Headings tries to introduce you to the product, whether its the brand name or what the product is used for. For example in the Lux soap advert, the heading tells you how Hollywood stars use it and how they have nice clean skin all the time. 2.2.2 Catchphrases People don't have time to read the whole advert, so catch phrases are very catchy, even for a few seconds. Catchphrases are a way of tricking people on how good the product is, in a glimpse. When people tend to look at the advert they don't realise how bad the product is but always look on the good side of the product. 2.2.3 Product information Product information gives more information about the product. In the earlier days (1950's) people were not as busy as nowadays, they had time to read full length pages but now we are so busy that we tend to flick through the adverts, choosing the catchy and most appealing ones to read quickly. On the Aydes advert you could see how much writing there is and its telling more about the product and what the benefits are. 2.3 Technical Codes Technical codes rely on the technology of image to create meaning. 2.3.1 Shot type and angle Shot type and angle can be used to express point of view or the relationships between people and their environment. Camera angles can also be used to create an emotional meaning. 2.3.2 Lightning Lighting, such as brightness, dim light, or shadow can affect our response to the person in the advert or even the product. 3. A.I.D.A 3.1 Attention Adverts must captures the readers attention if they wish to get a good amount of people to buy the product. Producers must make the advertisment stand out, attention grabbing and unique. 3.2 Interest When adverts have got the audiences attention, they must keep interest by the readers, by using readers beliefs, values, attitudes and desires to keep them reading. 3.3 Desire To have a successful advert you will need the readers to have a desire, whether its losing weight or becoming more attractive. The main target is to make the audience feel more attractive and sexy with the product, usually trying to show a better life with the product. 3.4 Action Action is trying to get the advert to send some kind of invitation to get the readers by saying phrases like 'hurry last days', or 'stocks won't last', which makes the consumer believe they don't have much time. 4. Stereotypes Stereotypes are away of grouping people together by the way they look and/or behave. It relies on symbols in order to group these people together. It is also used as a shortcut in communication so that the reader understands quickly about the characters, the advertisers want to portray. 5. Language 5.1 Connotative Connotative means symbols that have meaning, for example, red is a symbol for love, evil, death, blood. 5.2 Emotitive When words or visual images add either a positive or negative meaning to something we see, hear or believe. 5.3 Colloquial Colloquial is very informal, friendly, down to earth language, it includes abbreviations and contractions, use of idioms, most catch phrases and slogans. 5.4 Figuarative Figuarative includes the use of poetic devices, for example metaphor, simile, personification, alliteration, assonance and onomatopoeia. 5.5 Neologisms Neologisms are words that sound attractive and catchy are used in adverts because it seems to have been invented because they sound good. 6. Context Context is about the consumer and producer of advertising. 6.1 Producer Producers are the ones who make the adverts. Companies design and make the products which then, the products go to the producer to get pictures taken of and get used for advertisements. To make a successful advert, advertisers must add film language, AIDA, stereotypes, language, deign and layout, repetition and testimonials. 6.2 Consumer The consumer are the people who buy the product, that could be influenced by advertising. On an average, 89% of the people said they don't think they could be influenced easily. 7. Conclusion Advertising has changed after so many years, even though it is not about the product anymore, people tend to get distracted and buy things that are not needs. Although many people on the surveys said the dont get influenced easy, i think that everyone has a weakness point. I believe that people do buy advertised products because they want something new, or want to get success with a particular product. If people didn't buy advertised products, bussinesses would be bankrupt by now, but they make so much profit, it is impossible for them to close it down. So you see, advertising isn't about the product no more, its all about the image and how it sets out to look.for a year 11 student more

Resolved Question: EUNUCHS FOR CHRIST would be a good organization for church folks? Am I as an atheist allowed to proselytize?

Matthew 19:12 Jesus said people could become eunuchs for heaven's sake, and I believe he recommends it for people who truly want to go to heaven. Study Matthew 19:12 and you will see. He did use the phrase "for heaven's sake" did he not? Look -- I may be an atheist, but can I be of some assistance here? If some church folks will set up the organization EUNUCHS FOR CHRIST I'd be willing to help promote it. What do you say? The catch phrase could be "For heaven's sake" -- Jesus' own words. Church folks are you with me on this? Question: Can I help promote the organization EUNUCHS FOR CHRIST for you church folks? We can preach Matthew 19:12 to everyone, do advertising, and provide support and assistance, and set up clinics, etc. What? No, I won't be becoming a eunuch myself, since atheists don't do that; but I can proselytize -- I'm sure Jesus would really like church folks to do this. . more

Resolved Question: You might be a Redneck Pilot when....?

... your stall warning plays "Dixie." ... your cross-country flight plan uses flea markets as check points. ... you think sectionals charts should show trailer parks. ... you've ever used moonshine as avgas. ... you have mud flaps on your wheel pants. ... you think GPS stands for going perfectly straight. ... your toothpick keeps poking your mike. ... you constantly confuse Beechcraft with Beechnut. ... just before impact, you are heard saying, "Hey y'all, watch this!" ... you have a black airplane with a big #3 on the side. ... you've ever just taxied around the airport drinking beer. ... you use a Purina feed bag for a windsock. ... you fuel your wizzbang 140 from a Mason jar. ... you wouldn't be caught dead flyin' a Grumman "Yankee." ... you refer to flying in formation as "We got ourselves a convoy!" ... there is a sign on the side of your aircraft advertising your septic tank service. ... when you are the owner of Red Neck Airlines and pilot of Redneck One. ... you subscribe to The Southern Aviator because of the soft paper! ... you have ever incorporated sheetrock into the repair of your aircraft. ... you have ever responded to ATC with the phrase "That's a big 10-4!" ... you typically answer female controllers with titles like "sugar" or "little darlin'." ... she responds with the words "Honey" or "Big guy" then she may be a redneck. ... you have ever used a relief tube as a spitoon. ... you glance down at your belt buckle to help you remember your N-number. ... you have ever tried to impress your girlfriend by buzzing her doublewide. ... the preprinted portion of your weight and balance sheet contains "Case of Bud." ... your go/no-go checklist includes the words "Skoal" or "Redman." more

Resolved Question: The meaning of Confidence game?

The last phrase in the paragraph, in what way does "confidence game" mean swindler that cheats you? He was given the chance to work and now it is taken away? Was that the game? Thanks. "Desires are eternal, but their biddings are temporal; when Shore returned to New York, in the eighties, he found that the advertising industry had grown beyond the small, hip shops that had been dominant a decade earlier. Work suddenly became very hard to find, and his search for it was not helped by his drinking and depression. Friends say that he lost confidence, as can happen quickly to a man caught up in a confidence game." more

Resolved Question: Should i stay or should i go tomorrow?

so im visiting family i havent been able to visit in a while (due to long distance) and i was only here since yesterday, but i have been away from home for six days now. I have the chance to go home tomorrow it turns out, and it would also be beneficial for me to go tomorrow because it'll cost someone little or no money (and money is sometimes an issue here). So when the option arised i got kinda sad, and i was surprised too, then thoughtful and confused. i just finished talking with my boyfriend and told him i might be coming home tomorrow, so he doesnt lock the door or something (we need to get more keys), and now he wants me to come home too lol he says "tomorrow, make the best decision of your life". that would be his catch phrase like, in advertising or something "buy this shampoo, it'll be the greatest decision of your life". So after that i want to go home even more, plus i really care about my home and i miss it 2. though, i may not be able to see my family for a while. more

Voting Question: looking for catchy advertising phrases for a New upscale hair salon?

we are a Redken salon in Apollo Beach Fl. We have just changed the name to Victoria's 5th Ave Salon. Looking for a catch phrase for the salon more

Resolved Question: Is church really just a business?

I asked a question a little bit ago about churches advertising with signs, and this was part of one response: 'What? It's okay for businesses to advertise but not Church's? Everybody has heard the commercial ending with the words "Delta is ready when you are" An airline can have a catch phrase but not a church? Why? Are you belittled or offended by their signs?' The point is what goal is in mind. If it's too 'attract' people, is it for money/power, or because of an honest concern for their well-being?mscoolbreeze: don't tell me your opinion as a fact. There's a difference between the two, and you should learn it sooner than later. more

Resolved Question: I'm in the real estate business what would be a really catchy catch phrase to advertise my services.?

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Resolved Question: Catch Phrase/ Slogan for Magnesium?

so, im doing a project in chem. class and we have to advertise an element can anyone give me a cathy 3 to 9 word slogan? more

Resolved Question: Paris is suing Hallmark...WTF!!!?

yet another lawsuit for the "waste of oxygen" Apparently she is suing Hallmark this time! The card pictures her as a waitress saying "Watch out its hot." The cover(customer) asks "Whats hot?". and Paris replies "Its hot." Somehow this was a catchphrase for her during the show "The Simple Life" heres what the lawyer has to say : "Hallmark's theft of Ms. Hilton identity is contrary to established law and it should be held accountable for its actions." said Brent H. Blakely, Hilton's lawyer." "[Hallmark's] acts were willful, malicious and oppressive to the extent that the defendant acted in conscious disregard of the plaintiff's rights," according to Hilton's complaint. (this is where it actually funny)Hallmark has "caused and continues to cause [Hilton] great and irreparable injury for which there is no adequate remedy at law." As a play on her catch phrase, Paris Hilton starred in a commercial for hamburger chain Carl's Jr., advertising its Spicy BBQ Six Dollar Burger.LMAO Stan!yeah but how can you trademark a phrase??? Did she actually go through the process of trademarking that phrase?you make a great point Courtney...but political cartoons do this all the time, does this constitute the ability to sue...if thats the case presidents and lawyers could make a millions. Isnt this futile?good job Hector!does you think we should "police" the lawyers then if you are right Dan? If so how?thats true snowdog but as I asked erlier :) did she actually go through the processes to trademark that phrase? more

Resolved Question: Name some cheesy advertising catch phrase?

Ford - Quality is job 1? they make nice trucks and a few nice cars but that line is such a turn off.For those who drives Pontiacs, do they really build excitement?How about those bathroom cleaners where they just take a wipe and it's clean, no scrubbing, and the lady in the commercial start smiling ear to ear.....yeah right, not my bathroom.All those work at home ads. "I don't even have to leave the house and when I shop I don't even have to look at the price tag, I can just get what I want, etc" more

Resolved Question: About advertising technique question?

Hi, I have advertisng technique question. Please write the letter on each question. a)Join the gan b)Negative option C)Creait repair d)Celebrity endorsement e)Independence f)Bargain appeals h) Exploiting fears and misgivings i)Catch phrases and slogans. m) Scientific claims 1.Return this card today and begin receiving three Cds every month. 2.If you're the type of person who can think and act for herself, drive one of our car and you'll be convince you can't buy a smoother ride. 3.Everyone else is using this product. Why aren't you? 4.You find yourself unconsciously singing the tune to the commercial. 5.Just one spray of our cologne and you'll never have to spend another Saturaday alone! 6.One complete-at-home course, which comes with a supplemental videotape and a workbook, is designed to increase your chances of getting better grades regardless of the subject. more

Resolved Question: Where can I find catchy catch phrases?

I need to find catchy catch phrases (tag lines, slogan, etc.)to advertise my in-home child care. A tag line that grabs peoples attention. Anyone know if there is a database for that sort of thing? more