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Advertising Principles.com

This site contains information on developing and evaluating advertising campaigns, along with educational resources and additional related links. The author's stated objective of the site is to summarize all useful knowledge about how to create an effective advertising campaign so that researchers, practitioners, and students can use it. There is also an advertising glossary....

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Material Type:: Reference Material
Date Added to MERLOT:: March 1, 2003
Date Modified in MERLOT:: January 26, 2023
Author:: Scott armstrong
Submitter:: Michelle Kunz
Primary Audience:: College General Ed
Technical Format:: Website

Mobile Compatibility:: Not specified at this time
Technical Requirements:: Adobe Acrobat and Excel files in many of the links.
Language:: English
Cost Involved:: No
Source Code Available:: No
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Matthew Gilbert (Faculty)

1 year ago

I evaluated this material for possible use in a future course I might teach -- or for a part of a marketing principles class I am currently teaching. However, I was confused by the way the material was made available in sections on ResearchGate. This might facilitate adoption for one part of my marketing principles course, but overall, this method of sharing the material is a bit too confusing to fully understand.

Glenna Pendleton (Faculty)

13 years ago

I expected a more global approach as opposed to a piecemeal approach to the subject. This site is good for a specific area such as naming a new product, but does not offer a global perspective of the whole successful process.

Noel Kowalski (Faculty)

14 years ago

I will eventually use this website in the future, hopefully this fall. I feel that more information that is used through technology for the students while learning about marketing and advertising helps the students engage in the outcomes of the learning process as a whole. I really like this website!

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Easy enough considering the amount of computers and Internet software that is provided through the school.