Advertising and AlcoholAdvertising and AlcoholAdvertising and AlcoholWhile skimming through my traditional issue of Cosmopolitan, and while still unsure of what the focus of this paper should be on, it became clear, page after page that I was to focus on advertising and alcohol in the media. I came across an ad for Jose Cuervo tequila, in it there is a young, sexy woman standing over a young, idealistic man putting her hands on his bald head; her hair is standing straight up and the caption says: “It makes you electric…not true, but sparks may fly anyway”. After viewing this it only made sense to write about advertising and alcohol. After researching a bit, I found out “that many advertising industries spend billions of dollars on advertising alone” .
In addition, I discovered that only one company in the world, I think, is actually “Advertising.com“‎:
So I tried to gather the “publication and analysis resources” of those companies. If ever there was an online resource to be found, it’s this one:
As always, I got a lot of requests for my opinion on this topic. To summarize, though I have a little bit of experience, I think it is very important to know how many people, or organizations, are reporting to us, as well as what kind of content to report and share to a particular audience, so that it may be of great help to understand and share what you are seeing and seeing!
And it all starts with the advertising community. It is important to have this information, it’s important to understand how the audience sees this information, and when an ad is presented, who is advertising, as well as the way the agency’s actions look, and why they have been used by the audience.
For the media, as well, such questions, like: why did it take so long for their press team to find that article, but they were not able to get this source as a whole, or why ads of the right quality need more ads? And many other questions. But you will find that what I wrote about in this post comes from information. And this means to me that many of you might want to give this information and/or that as far as I know, this article hasn’t made it into any other publication or blog post due to the lack of information about the ad agency and the agency being able to find and share the information in this way.
There are many resources out there to deal with these “media-related” questions. Unfortunately, there are not many resources available to help the community or the media understand them as to what the media agencies are reporting, but I do want to give you a little insight. First of all, you would likely want to think that both the marketing agencies and the media companies must be taking care of this problem, not only for the advertising industry, at the media agency, but at the media business.
I think advertising is a really valuable business, a great way for people to invest their resources. But I am unsure when we can turn to the media when issues like this will end up affecting these agencies. And one thing is for sure: if that is the case, then I think everyone should be aware and at least acknowledge that there’s going to be other issues coming up.
What do you think? Please take some time to talk to this question in greater detail as to how the public relations and communication skills the ad agency is focusing on are impacted by public disclosure, and some other issues
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In addition, I discovered that only one company in the world, I think, is actually “Advertising.com“‎:
So I tried to gather the “publication and analysis resources” of those companies. If ever there was an online resource to be found, it’s this one:
As always, I got a lot of requests for my opinion on this topic. To summarize, though I have a little bit of experience, I think it is very important to know how many people, or organizations, are reporting to us, as well as what kind of content to report and share to a particular audience, so that it may be of great help to understand and share what you are seeing and seeing!
And it all starts with the advertising community. It is important to have this information, it’s important to understand how the audience sees this information, and when an ad is presented, who is advertising, as well as the way the agency’s actions look, and why they have been used by the audience.
For the media, as well, such questions, like: why did it take so long for their press team to find that article, but they were not able to get this source as a whole, or why ads of the right quality need more ads? And many other questions. But you will find that what I wrote about in this post comes from information. And this means to me that many of you might want to give this information and/or that as far as I know, this article hasn’t made it into any other publication or blog post due to the lack of information about the ad agency and the agency being able to find and share the information in this way.
There are many resources out there to deal with these “media-related” questions. Unfortunately, there are not many resources available to help the community or the media understand them as to what the media agencies are reporting, but I do want to give you a little insight. First of all, you would likely want to think that both the marketing agencies and the media companies must be taking care of this problem, not only for the advertising industry, at the media agency, but at the media business.
I think advertising is a really valuable business, a great way for people to invest their resources. But I am unsure when we can turn to the media when issues like this will end up affecting these agencies. And one thing is for sure: if that is the case, then I think everyone should be aware and at least acknowledge that there’s going to be other issues coming up.
What do you think? Please take some time to talk to this question in greater detail as to how the public relations and communication skills the ad agency is focusing on are impacted by public disclosure, and some other issues
[Previous Post: Media Matters for America]
In addition, I discovered that only one company in the world, I think, is actually “Advertising.com“‎:
So I tried to gather the “publication and analysis resources” of those companies. If ever there was an online resource to be found, it’s this one:
As always, I got a lot of requests for my opinion on this topic. To summarize, though I have a little bit of experience, I think it is very important to know how many people, or organizations, are reporting to us, as well as what kind of content to report and share to a particular audience, so that it may be of great help to understand and share what you are seeing and seeing!
And it all starts with the advertising community. It is important to have this information, it’s important to understand how the audience sees this information, and when an ad is presented, who is advertising, as well as the way the agency’s actions look, and why they have been used by the audience.
For the media, as well, such questions, like: why did it take so long for their press team to find that article, but they were not able to get this source as a whole, or why ads of the right quality need more ads? And many other questions. But you will find that what I wrote about in this post comes from information. And this means to me that many of you might want to give this information and/or that as far as I know, this article hasn’t made it into any other publication or blog post due to the lack of information about the ad agency and the agency being able to find and share the information in this way.
There are many resources out there to deal with these “media-related” questions. Unfortunately, there are not many resources available to help the community or the media understand them as to what the media agencies are reporting, but I do want to give you a little insight. First of all, you would likely want to think that both the marketing agencies and the media companies must be taking care of this problem, not only for the advertising industry, at the media agency, but at the media business.
I think advertising is a really valuable business, a great way for people to invest their resources. But I am unsure when we can turn to the media when issues like this will end up affecting these agencies. And one thing is for sure: if that is the case, then I think everyone should be aware and at least acknowledge that there’s going to be other issues coming up.
What do you think? Please take some time to talk to this question in greater detail as to how the public relations and communication skills the ad agency is focusing on are impacted by public disclosure, and some other issues
[Previous Post: Media Matters for America]
Pondering this, one would assume that the more advertisements for alcohol the more likely a society will increase it’s consumption of alcohol, however further analysis and research would prove this assumption to be defective; “advertising increases alcohol abuse…right? Wrong, there is no solid evidence from either science or research [to prove this] theory”.1 If advertising industries are spending billions of dollars on “ineffective” advertising that doesn’t increase consumption, what does it do? According to Alcohol Advertising, a website by D.J Hanson it increases it’s products market share.
By definition a market share is the specific percentage of total industry sales of a particular product achieved by a single company in a given period of time. Instead of increasing total consumption, the objective of advertisers is to encourage consumers to switch to their brand loyalty” 1.
While this is true, one must ask if the affect of alcohol advertisements is less consumption of alcohol in general, what does the media have to do with this? “For many adolescents the media forms a major part of their leisure activities. They are also cited as the major source of information about general affairs in the world” (Dorn, South 19). They go on to talk about another study that was done in 1973 that concluded: “Eighty-five