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International Journal of Management and Applied Science (IJMAS)-IJMAS
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Issue
Volume-3,Issue-2   ( Feb, 2017 )
Paper Title
Children as an Advertisement Audience: Interpretation of Advertisements Through Drawings
Author Name
Asina Gulerarslan, Alper Yilmaz
Affilition
Associate Professor Dr., Department of Advertising, Faculty of Communication, Selçuk University, Konya, Turkey Research Assistant, Department of Advertising, Faculty of Communication, Selçuk University, Konya, Turkey
Pages
19-24
Abstract
As a form of communication, advertising is one of the most important tool of marketing, announcer of goods, brands, products and services for existing customers and potential target audiences through traditional and new media. Reaching by wide audience, television is still, one of the most powerful, traditional and “dateless” advertising medium. Tv as a commercial medium, achieves to create “consumers” and has pervasive influence on children and adolescents. Currently, children and child related marketing is unquestionably one of the most appreciated divisions in the part of marketing communication. Childish world has been long integrated to adult world within the pull-push power of technology and market economy. Although children cannot technically define marketing, advertisement and consuming; they can decode the impulses coming from communication channels, convert them to feelings and ideas, and learn and rationalize them with the help of their internal nature. The advertisements that the children face any time and everywhere, as a consequence of technological development, play a key role in explaining the outside world by occupying their mental agenda and support them to socialize as a consumer. Current study is an endeavor to discover the image of „ Television advertisements‟ in child‟s mind, who not only promotes the consumption in the family, but also is a consumer by him/herself. Considering the question of “What is tv advertisement for children?‟ subjective judgments, experiences and interpretation are evaluated qualitatively in the drawings of 50 elementary school children. Keywords: Advertising, Tv Advertisements, Child, Drawing, Interpretation.
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