The two most successful paths of advertisement are television and magazines. This is mainly because the majority of the populations prefer to pay attention to those types of technologic communication.

Television adverts are usually made successful with a comedic twist, celebrity appearances or getting straight to the point. They are always made successful with

ii). The companies chosen slogan for that character. For example, the Halifax advert has Howard, a now former worker for Halifax, singing famous, well known songs w

The attributes that these media have in common are mostly colour, wording and choice of image. Magazines lose valuable advertising by the disadvantages of spoken word, tone of voice - emphasising a point (Some points cannot be properly explained.), music, sounds, movement, action and change of image (A man cannot run across the page in a magazine). There is also the disadvantage of surprises (Something coming into the picture - something that you wouldn't expect to happen)

Magazine advertising is made successful by the colour, size and wording. They are made appealing also by photography (Altering the photo pasting their product into the photograph).

Specific adverts appeal to specific audiences due to the genre of the magazine or the advert. For example, Virgin Atlantic and British Airways' adverts would be towards peo

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