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Advertising & Public Opinion
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A 6 page essay discussing the relationship between advertising and public opinion. The writer uses Calvin's Klein's alleged "teen sex" ads as a primary case-in-point. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: Adpublic.wps

Advertising - An Overview
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Advertising – An Overview: This 8-page essay provides an overview of advertising in the United States since the 1950’s. In addition, ideas relevant to puffery are examined. As annoying as they can be, adverts provide a service that is both more cost effective and broader in scope than personal selling. Bibliography lists 2 sources. SNAdhist.doc
Filename: SNAdhist.doc

Advertising - GEICO And AFLAC
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A 5 page paper that discusses advertising strategies of the two companies. How successful has GEICO's gecko been and how successful has AFLAC's duck been? Did the icons increase sales? Both have branded themselves to these images. One author said that great brands have personality and GEICO has personality. AFLAC's duck is so popular, the company had to establish rules for its use. These are the issues this essay discusses. Limited data are reported to justify conclusions. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Filename: PGgcoaf.rtf

Advertising Agency Contract Brief:
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This 11 page paper assumes that an advertsing agency is about to sign a client and this paper serves as a detailed explanation of the proposed contract. Furthermore, the paper also explains why each section of the contract is included in terms of the theory behind the includion. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: GSAdbref.rtf

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