How to Master Marketing: Online and Offline Marketing Analysis

The ad is very classic example of using non living objects in advertisements. The ad is very simple and they just aim in marketing their offer of free play.

The ad from LG for its mobile phone model KM900 is very simple yet attention seeking. The ad starts with a guy having headphones on searching the options in the KM900 handset which is touch screen operated.

This ad from the 3sixty sunglasses shows different famous personalities using these sun glasses. The ad is stressing on the utility point as well as the style point.

This advertisement for the ‘Specsavers’ is for the publicity of the new offer they are giving to the customers, two sunglasses for the price of one.

This advertisement by the Oakley is for their newest pair of sunglasses. This ad features two world famous athletes, Lolo Jones and Annika Sorenstam.

This Ray Ban sunglasses ad brings out to the consumers the underlying fact that these goggles are the most stylish ones, providing contemporary looks, greater Ultraviolet protection, have polarized lenses, and give the option of choosing from either polymer or glass.

The Levi’s Sunglasses ad of the 90’s might seem quite lame to us nowadays, but was provocative when it first aired.

The video advertisement for Glasses UK is a brief presentation lasting for exactly 18 seconds during which various bespectacled faces comes on the screen in various permutations and combinations.

If you were asked who Virgil and The Hood are I am sure most of you would become excited and nostalgic thinking about the popular comics and more popular TV series ‘Thunderbird.’ Virgil, the pilot of Thunderbird 2 and the Hood, that recurring villain, they were iconic characters loved by all.

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