Sex in advertising

scoubeau@umh.ac.be Introduction Sport, leisure activities and hobbies are getting more and more important in people’s everyday lives. If these “ordinary passions”, as they are described by the anthropologist Christian Bromberger (1998), can be performed individually, they often need a collective framework such as a group of friends, a club or an association. People gather in the latter in order to share their passion with other devotees and practice the activity together. These shared passions are

de Huye TIP: Trafficking In Person US: United States UNICEF: United Nations Children’s Fund UDHR: Universal Declaration of Human Rights NGO: Non Governmental Organization STD: Sexual Transmissible Disease HIV: Human Immunodeficiency Virus RDRC: Rwandan Demobilization and Reintegration Commission MIFOTRA: Ministry of Public Serve and Labor 1 INTRODUCTION From the birth of human civilization, human instinct has driven people to move across geographic frontiers, be it in search of food and shelter

l’attitude envers la vitrine, et les intentions comportementales. Mots clés : environnement du point de vente, persuasion publicitaire, merchandising, consommateur, marque Abstract : The shop window suffers from an obvious lack of academic research in spite of its strategic importance for the brands. Indeed, window display constitutes the first contact point with the retail from which the consumer develops attitudes and believes relative to the retail and / or to the brand. So, this research aims

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the brand as distinct from commodity markets, although small in scale . This time let us fo cus on th e grand champion of the LVMH empire: the Louis Vuitton brand. By systematically breaking down the strategy of the single Louis Vuitton luxury brand into the four Ps (Product, Price, Place, an d Promotion), our aim of this study is to extract the rules or principles of its brand marketing that differ from that of general consumer goods. In other words, the object is to distill the rules and principles

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of the literature, we carried out a quantitative study of type "afterwards" near witnesses of tennis tournament. Our experiment plan is random in complete block, i.e. we introduce a group of control. We introduced a mediating variable (the knowledge of the operation of sponsorship) and five moderating variables (implication, age, sex, interest in tennis and norms of group). The results show significant differences between the subjects exposed to the operation of sponsoring and the group of

retailers in the UK. They have over a 20 million customer base who visits their stores every week. They offer an array of products ranging from fine quality clothing, fresh food and home products. They are currently the number one women wear and lingerie brand in the UK. Marks&Spencer was founded in 1884 by Michael Marks and Tom Spencer. They opened a small stall at Leeds, Kirkgate Market, with the idea to sell everything at one penny. Marks&Spencer became a private limited company in 1903

published his 1964 articles entitled the concept of the “marketing mix”. Borden began using the term in his teaching in the late 1940's after James Cullington had described the marketing manager as "a mixer of ingredients". The ingredients in Borden marketing mix included: - product - planning - pricing - branding - distribution channels - personal selling - advertising - promotions - display - servicing - physical handing - fact finding