Commercials Smehra
Print Commercials
In a print AD found in National Geographic's May 2003 issue, Canon's print AD involves a photograph of a 'blunt-nosed leopard lizard'. National Geographic is known, among many things, for its photography, and Canon use this image to capture a spirit of National Geographic in their commercial. The AD contains an interior shot of a map location of where the lizard is located in the world, as well as a snippet of information regarding its length, weight and surviving number. Canon's AD is definitely appealing to the demographic that read (or flip through the pages of) National Geographic. The print section of the AD actually is two-paragraphs of information regarding the lizard and not about Canon's cameras or lens.
As a closer, Canon states "As an active, committed global corporation, we join worldwide efforts to promote awareness of endangered species" which ties in to the magazine and alerts readers of the lizard's endangered position in the world, as well as Canon's role in supporting efforts to save it. The AD doesn't contain any cameras, nor is it supposed to appeal to men or women. It is an AD designed for every reader of National Geographic. Canon shows how using their product can take a great picture, and why an environmental conscious person should use their products, regardless of their photography skills.
In People Magazine, March 3, 2003, Tropicana use a full-page ad to show-off their orange juice. A regular-sized container of Tropicana is in the fore-ground, while a blurry "competitor' is in the background. By the use of the colors and logo, we can understand clearly, that the competitor...
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