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The more effective strategy for creating consumer demand is pull-oriented, yet is inordinately more expensive to initiate and maintain. The costs of a pull strategy include continual advertising both online and offline, and a continued commitment to keep the brand and its value at the forefront of consumers' mind. Once a customer has become loyal however, pull marketing strategies make up-selling and cross-selling products more effective. By initiating a strong pull-oriented marketing campaign, marketers can also attain greater levels of control over their channels as well.
Part Two: Product advertising Objectives
Locate a print advertisement (magazines, newspapers, direct mail, etc.) that has a special appeal to you personally. The located of the ad is also cited below.
The advertisement was chosen from the August 6th edition of the Wall Street Journal, featuring the partnership between Sprint...
The graphic has gold strands implying speed and agility of the device around it. These strands swirl around the device in a clockwise rotation also implying wireless connectivity. In the lower right corner of the image is the Palm logo which also brings credibility to the advertisement as well.
A d) Define how this advertisement fulfills any or all of the three forms (inform, persuade, remind).
This advertisement is mean to both inform and persuade potential purchasers of the viability of carrying the device and using it for multitasking. The ad informs in that it shows the connectivity options first, and persuades by showing the
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