I don’t have a TV right now and I'm switching providers so there's no internet hooked up in my apartment yet - my exposure to advertisements has been somewhat reduced lately. However, I took down a list of ads I saw on my way to school on Friday as well as some ads in one of my magazines.
On the 8 bus:
- AccessOn.ca (promoting workplace accessibility for those who have disabilities)
- Grand River Car Share (car pooling program in KW)
- “Poetry on the Way” featuring “Running Child” poem
- child abuse awareness poster
- February “heart month” Heart & Stroke foundation ad
- Birthright ad
The ads on the bus were all promoting services and charities instead of trying to sell products.
The ads on the bus were all promoting services and charities instead of trying to sell products.
Vogue magazine:
- lost count of the fashion ads (Gucci, D&G, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs, Chloe, Coach, Fendi, Vera Wang, etc.) - mostly full page ads featuring a selection from this season’s collection and a bold print of the logo
- jewelry (Cartier, Van Cleef and Arpels, De Beer’s, Tiffany, Swarovski, etc.)
- cars (BMW, Lexus, Range Rover, Toyota, VW, etc.)
- services (Visa, American Express, Mastercard, resorts, magazine subscriptions, Starbucks)
The magazine mostly features ads for different fashion houses, jewelry makers, car dealers and accessories designers. Services take a backseat to fashion although there weren't many ads for foods.
The magazine mostly features ads for different fashion houses, jewelry makers, car dealers and accessories designers. Services take a backseat to fashion although there weren't many ads for foods.
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