Julie M.H.

Coca Cola is one of the most popular drinks in the entire world. Their advertising is a key part to their companies success. Coca Cola ads are all over the world in numerous countries with diverse cultures. I chose to analyze and compare two Coke ads for this post because of two reasons. The first being I personally love Coke, it one of my favorite drinks. The second is that Coca Cola was first released in 1886, so the company has over a century of advertising experience. So what do Coca Cola advertisements from different countries have in common?  Below are two Coca Cola advertisements, the left is a Coke ad from the US and on the left is Coke ad from Brazil. As you can see the ads are very different in color, design and balance. The US Coke ad is simple in design, with a singe bottle of Coca Cola laying in the ice. The target audience is people who like to drink soda. The subject of the picture is a refreshing bottle of coke with condensation on it, laying in ice which make the vie

My name is Julie. When it comes to technology I use it everyday for homework, social media and entertainment. Homework media, such as Google Classroom and Renweb, I use as tools for communicating with my teachers and completing my school work. I use social media to keep in touch with my friends and family. Entertainment media is what I use the most often, to watch television shows, movies and YouTube videos. Technology allows me to connect to this media through my laptop, phone, tablet and television. For my topic of technology, I focused on one commercial, from Dove. The commercial had a carefully constructed message to parents about the power of self-worth. By showing the endless beauty ads and only one little girl the commercial shocks parents into realizing that they must teach their child about self acceptance before they get caught in the beauty industries's image of "perfect." The ad ends with single quote, "Talk to your daughter before the beauty industry