Advertisement and Natural Motivation

Paper Summary:

The paper looks at modern advertising and how it conveys various messages which motivate and act as stimuli for consumers to patronize a certain product or service that is out in the market. It analyzes how advertisements can dictate how society should live, what to buy, which product or service is more beneficial and when is the right time to purchase a product. The paper discusses how contemporary advertisements are a powerful means of influencing the lifestyle, awareness and moral fiber of modern society. The paper further examines how advertisement is a very useful tool in marketing a variety of products or services and also in communicating messages and motivating viewers.

From the Paper:

"Advertising agencies all over the globe are always in search for new ideas and innovative concepts in order to push a product towards a specific market. Advertisements target viewers by classifying the strong selling point of the product. On this same foundation, advertisements are set to promote the said product by identifying their target market. Upon classification of the product and identifying its market, advertising agencies use several techniques and resources of different forms and then later apply them to the concept of their advertisement."

Sample of Sources Used:

• Rebecca A. Clay, Advertising as a Science (2002) American Psychological Association (2002) Extracted Nov 07, 2006; Website: http://www.apa.org/monitor/oct02/advertising.html
• Melissa Dittmann, Protecting Children from Advertising (2004) American Psychological Association (2004) Extracted Nov 07, 2006; Website: http://www.apa.org/monitor/jun04/protecting.html

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