Sunday, June 10, 2012

Political Marketing


 I think the way politicians market themselves is really interesting. What makes a political advertisement effective? The issues? The way the American flag waves in the background? The fact that there's usually a dog? I don't think most people recognize how much political advertising is like regular advertising for products or services. They have target markets, air at strategic times of day, and they're purpose is to sway voters to choose them over competitors. Also, just like product advertising, their approaches range from humor to comparative, to enforcement ads. Here are some examples I like :)

 


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Hi! My name is Haley and I'm a junior studying Political Science and International Business at Montana State University. I grew up in Savannah, GA and will be leaving in September for a year study abroad in England. I am obsessed with The Beatles (hence my domain) and also really enjoy the TV show Mad Men. In my free time, I love to go hiking and camping and just hang out with friends and family. Some fun facts about me: I am terrified of birds and refuse to eat anything blue.