Voting Question: what are the most famous advertisement slogans in india?

i need some ad slogans from india. international products that r used here will do too. thnx. more

Resolved Question: can someone please read this ?

if you could read over this and give me some feed back that would be great. inform me of any gramatical errors or synonyms of frequently used words. Advertisements target every person regardless of age, sex, race, and nationality. They make billions of dollars each year getting people to buy whatever they are trying to sell. The dictionary definition of advertise has many meanings: to announce or praise (a product, service, etc.) in some public medium of communication in order to induce people to buy or use it, to give information to the public about; announce publicly in a newspaper, on radio or television, etc, to call attention to, in a boastful or ostentatious manner, to give notice, advice, or information to; inform, to admonish; warn, to ask for something by placing a notice in a newspaper, over radio or television, etc., to offer goods for sale or rent, solicit funds, etc., by means of advertisements, to bluff so as to make the bluff obvious. So in layman terms they are trying to bluff and make better what ever product they are trying to sell. Promoters use many fancy techniques that appeal to their buyers. These propaganda techniques are glittering generalities, the transfer technique, the plain folks technique, the testimonial technique, the bandwagon technique, the card stacking technique, and last but not least, the grin and spend technique. The three ads up for comparison are a Scrabble ad, a Honda Odyssey ad, and an ad for Secret Platinum deodorant. Let’s take a look at how the advertising world gets us to buy their wonderful products. Scrabble is a nice fun family game. In this ad you see no family. All you see is the back of a female with massive tattoos, with a mans arm, also covered in tattoos, holding the brown letter holder against her back. The letter holder contains the scrabble letters: S, O, T, A, T, O, T. Rearranged the letters spell, tattoos. I thought that was clever. I am not sure what tattoos have to do with playing scrabble, but maybe I am missing something. Toward the woman’s lower spine the ad reads, “Winning words are everywhere. So give the gift of SCRABBLE and enjoy the hunt!” Underneath those words to live by is the famous Scrabble logo. Even lower on the page is “U CN DO IT”, using scrabble letters. That reminds me of the Nike slogan “Just Do it”. I can see how this ad is colorful and somewhat interesting to look at. I chose this ad because the colors caught my attention. So maybe this ad was doing what it was suppose to do, capture a prospective buyer’s attention. Scrabble advertisers are guilty of three of the previously mentioned propaganda techniques: glittering generalities, transfer technique, and the plain folk technique. Glittering generalities is a technique that makes flashy promises without backing them up. This technique is style with no substance. The words “U CN DO IT” fit right in to this technique. I ask myself do what? I can do a lot of things, but I am unsure of what this ad wants me to do. Now onto the all powerful transfer technique, this is very common in magazine ads. The transferring technique puts other objects near the product as a decoy. In this ad I am not sure what tattoos, and a naked female and possible naked man have to do with scrabble. Notice all the tattoos are nicely done, that will look appealing to teenagers or maybe people in their early twenties. Tattoos are popular among these age groups. Also notice how the woman is very slender and her skin is flawless, other than the tattoos. She is not overweight or has acne, if that were the case this ad might not be as appealing. The man or what you can see of his arm is muscular and has tribal tattoos down it. I am sure if his arm was really skinny the ad would hold a different tone. The plain folk technique tries to use ordinary people to make us appeal to the product. These two people could be anyone. We can not see their faces, so they are probably not famous. They are just a couple of ordinary people covered in tattoos that possibly like to play scrabble in the nude. This ad is targeted to young, hip buyers. Scrabble is trying to put a twist in their image of being a wholesome fun family game. more

Resolved Question: TV Ultimate Quiz?

TV 1.Name 3 of the 4 comedians who on the 3rd of December came back on live TV? Which one had personally signed contracts with private writers? 2. Smallville is based on which famous superhero? 3. Which TV show has came up with the slogan “Save the cheerleader, save the world.” 4. Planet Earth was a documentary aired on which channel? 5. In the Simpson’s Chief Wiggums first name is…? 6. On Family Guy some shows have shown Peter fight with what animal? 7. Jeff Probst hosts the Reality show Survivor What is the slogan? 8. What was the name of Matt Leblanc’s F.R.I.E.N.D.S spin-off? 9. What Network ere Comcast owners frustrated they did not get, and DirecTV customers did? 10. Katie Couric left NBC for which News station? 11. What former host of Who Wants to be a Millionaire joined the Today Show? 12. What network host Super Bowl 42, American Idol, and 2 and a Half Men? 13. The infamous “Cavemen Commercial” was an advertisement for….? 14. Can You Hear Me Now is a slogan for….? more

Resolved Question: famous advertisement slogan/quotes/taglines for a friend?

"I may not be your PEPSI choice of the new generation; I may not be ur COKE, only the real thing; or your NIDO, world's no. 1 but i can be your REXONA I won't let you down" this is a sample.. cud u make me another one like this using famous advertisement slogans/quotes/taglines..its for a friendnid it nowits not work related....its for school more

Resolved Question: How one can get people's attention?

I'm not asking for a 'catchy slogan' to sell something. I'm asking about 'human nature'. For example: Why people give easily attention to someone famous? Once somebody is famous, can go to a completely other field without needing to work for it. A famous politician can get the role of a main actor and a famous actor can go into a political career. Once one is famous one can do whatever and one will have success, even without being good. You can see it here in 'answers.yahoo': Deepak Chopra asks a question that is not especially good but there are more than thousand answers, while similar questions receive just a few. That's why companies like to make advertisements with famous people for their dubious products. If someone has an experience wanting to share this, because it would help people, but can't get their attention, because what is offered is not just on the daily attention level, what can one do to get to people so that they get interested to try out something new for them?Reading the answers it shows that I wasn't clear enough in my comment in the details. I will try again: To share an insight or an experience that could change people’s worldview and so avoid a lot of suffering or could make that suffering is used creatively, it will not help to take a bubble bath in the middle of the mall and then telling people: Hey, the earth is round and not flat! People will probably just laugh or eliminate this good-looking guy if his ‘message’ is against the established dogma. My question has nothing to do with selling. Yes, some people strive for fame to sell better, but that’s not what’s about. People reject something new and this is ‘normal’, unless one can convince them with arguments they can understand. I am talking about ways to get their attention so that they are able to listen. You say that I can’t get attention because I am ‘normal’ because I believe that I understand something better than others and so must fail to get attention without being famous.The fact is that I do understand something better, even you are not interested to know about it, because you are ‘normal’. I don’t want to become famous, this was only an example. You had a negative experience and you are stuck with it, so it is ‘normal’ that you can’t see any solution. It is not about a product, but it is the same for some truth: It can’t ‘stand by itself’ if it is not known. “…those who have made significant contributions to mankind, and of lasting value have never been after such 'attention' or recognition of any sort!” I doubt this. All those who had a significant impact to mankind could only do so because they fulfilled a need or at least promised it and so they got the intention of people. Wasn’t Jesus talking to gathered people? Probably he didn’t get the intention he wanted. He traveled for a long time, how many listened to him? Yes, a few followed him and the rest ignored him, but then he provoked or at least allowed something spectacular, being crucified...“If it happens to contradict the mass expectation of a pattern of behavior would severely backfire and the mass public would just bring down that person from that high 'pedestal'!” Was this what happened with Jesus? I don’t compare myself with Jesus; this is just an example that has to do with attention. “You gotta stand out in one way or another, you have to be gifted.” Really? One can stand out or be gifted and nobody will care or give attention. Example: An artist in need of money called at doors to sell his drawings, these were very good but nobody wanted them, even he only ask for little money. He tried for long and got so frustrated that one day when somebody was extremely nasty, he killed this person. When he became ‘famous’ because of this, he sold his drawings for a very high price. Obviously to be gifted is not enough, people can’t recognize it out of their own judgment, they want to be told by somebody they know and believe because this one is ‘famous’ and so an authority.It doesn’t bother me at all that one guy gets more answers. What interest me are the phenomena in human nature and I am searching for something to use it in a positive way for the benefit of all. Yes, because of this I ask myself and I ask you. I am not insecure about myself just about a possible action. Thank you all for your attention so far... more