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Having spent 6 months from the publication of the first post we have decided to make them part of the experience and developments we have been experiencing. To do this, we want to share with you the results we obtained in January 2011 and our outlook for the end of July this year, when we are near cunplir the first year of existence.
Visits – 243 in January. July Goal: 1,000.
Number of users – 110 in January. July goal: 250.
Number of subscribers – 34 to January in our database. July goal: 75.
Facebook Group members – 163 until January. July goal: 200.
Twitter followers – until January 8 (note that we began to “tweet” in January). July goal: 50.
Other Objectives for the first half of the year:
Start to publish posts from other authors.
Post at least 1 post a week without fail.
Continue to promote the site through social networks and complementary efforts.
You see, today we have a clear vision of where we are going. We realize that not only entertaining, but many of you have been attracted to return to the page or leave your details to receive the information we publish … and we thank them more and better content.
ANDROID COURSE ADVERTISING

One of the mechanisms that the advertising used to influence us is based on getting an attitude on the receiver. Sometimes this involves even modify certain existing attitudes, to promote in relation to each other or create new ones.
Attitude change strategies:
We can distinguish three main strategies aimed at changing attitude: the experience with the attitude object, the socially mediated experience and attitude change induced by incentives.
- The attitudinal effects of direct experience:
‘Zanjoc’ (1968) argues that “the mere repeated exposure of the individual to a stimulus is a sufficient condition to achieve a better attitude toward him.” The empirical support for this hypothesis comes from studies on the relationship between the frequency of words and the welcome to a word, concluding that exposure can lead to the liking of a stimulus even when people are not aware of having been exposed to that stimulus . However, since each successive exposure leads to successively smaller increments of pleasure, the role of exposure as a determinant of attitude is limited to stimulating innovative materials. In advertising attempts to combine precisely the repeated exposure of a stimulus to innovation that it represents for the subject.
Provided that exposure to a stimulus extending beyond the minimum exposure, the information obtained from the characteristics of the object or person can become a powerful influence our attitude. However, this information will only be a change of attitude if disagrees with previously held expectations about the object.
Finally, through classical conditioning a neutral stimulus, initially unable to elicit a particular response, it gradually acquires ability through repeated association with a stimulus that evoked a response soon. In advertising technique is to associate an initially neutral stimulus, such as a perfume, and continuously present stimulus or value that is judged as pleasant for the sample which are targeted in the campaign. Thus they make the perfume is somehow involved in the initial characteristics associated with the stimulus or situation at hand and considered attractive. The originally neutral stimulus was always a biological stimulus, however, has shown that it is also possible to carry out the use of other elements such as values. The warranty is in choosing them according to those trying to sell.
Socially mediated experience as a strategy for changing attitudes
Socially mediated experience as a strategy for changing attitudes.
There are two ways in which through socially mediated experience may influence attitudes and thus, indirectly, in our actions. One is the modeling, another persuasive communication.
The model refers to learning resulting from observing others, mainly developed by A. Bandura. This author recognizes that modeling influences may strengthen or weaken the inhibitions of conduct that individuals have learned previously. The molding is used extensively in advertising as a strategy for changing attitudes and behavior. For example, an advertisement shows a model run with no ill effects of hazardous activities, or who decides to take some risks, put their money in a bank, bought a race car and feel the pleasure of speed at 180 km / h only you can give that car, without suffering any consequences so apparent. This succeeds in reducing the fear associated with such activity and causes changes in behavior).
The “persuasive communications (Hard Sale), however, represent a strategy of social influence more directly to the cast. Instead of leaving all the responsibility on the individual to earn their own conclusions from observing the behavior of a model and its consequences, persuasive communication advocating a position and have one or two arguments to support targeting. Normally, experimental studies conducted on persuasion used against attitudinal communications (messages that advocate a position that normally would reject receiver.) Theories of persuasion explain the change in attitude by describing the processes and variables that measured the impact of communications on the attitudes and beliefs. So, Mc Guire (1969) proposed a model of information processing used as a reference for further research on the processes of persuasion. The model can be reduced to a two-factor model of persuasion, which states that the probability that a communication to a change in attitude is the combined result of the probability of reception (which includes the steps of care and understanding) and acceptance (condescension) of the message. Critical aspects of the reception are: motivation to pay attention to communication and the ability to understand the message. The motivational aspects are intended to be controlled by advertising through the use of elements attractive, while ensuring understanding is hoped that information provided is easy to digest, which does not require a high level intellectual side to reach most of the sample, and also makes use of rich language , an elaborate code that leaves little to the imagination (colors, sounds, letters, combinations of elements, etc).
On the other hand, regarding the determinants of acceptance is necessary to take into account that the decision to accept or reject a defined position, the subjects try to form an opinion of their validity. Thus, the probability model processing (Pret and Caccioppo, 1986) is a theory that has greatly increased our understanding of the determinants of acceptance. According to this model, evaluation of the persuasive message can be done through two different modes of processing information: the central route to persuasion and the peripheral route. According to the central route, the receivers consume considerable time and effort to critically evaluate the message content. However, recipients are unable or unwilling to engage in this process of evaluation of the message rather than processing the argument based its decision to accept the message in a peripheral aspect, as the credibility of the source signals or other non- content. Advertising generally used the peripheral route and not central, because it involves far less cost and less time posting.
Objectives of Advertising

Advertising has two purposes, according to advertiser preferences, goals, or market demands.
In the first instance, ideally, advertising informs consumers about the benefits of a particular product or service, highlighting the difference over other brands.
Secondly, advertising seeks motivational tip the balance subject to the advertised product by psychological means, so that the probability that the object or service advertised is purchased by the consumer is made higher by the announcement. This kind of advertising is significantly dominant in the ads above the line, for time on television, or newspaper space is limited, and we need to create a preference for the advertised product from Quick arguments are not always objective demonstration of product superiority over competition, or how necessary it is, but, often, simply a concatenation of appetitive stimuli (see Psychology ) with the product, an example of this are many Coke commercials , which shows mostly happy situations and people consuming the product, which usually solidifies implied slogans like “Take Coca-Cola is to be happy ‘,’ If you drink Coca-Cola will be happy” or “The Coca-making people happy tail. ”
On the other hand, advertising allows the economic independence of the media from the state.
One of the main objectives of advertising is to create demand and influence the trend of demand for a product (or service) mark. Understanding that marketing seeks to identify the appropriate market for each product, advertising is the communication that the product information is transmitted to these individuals (target audience). The ads usually try to find a USP (Unique Selling Proposition English, unique selling proposition) of any product and communicate to the user. This may take the form of a unique product feature or a perceived advantage. Faced with increasing competition within the market due to increasing substitution, whenever there is more brand-building advertising. This is to communicate the qualities that give a certain personality or reputation to a brand, that is, a brand value that makes it different from your competition. and its central goal is to sell products to boost profits.
Principles of Advertising
Although there are many theories of advertising, one of the oldest (1895) is the theory or rule AIDA , born just a didactic courses sales and continually cited:
- Attention
- Interest
- Desire
- Action
Under this rule these are the 4 basic steps for a successful advertising campaign reach, that is, first, should attract attention, arouse interest after the offer, then awaken the desire of acquisition and, finally, urge the reaction, or offer the possibility to react to the message, resulting generally in the purchase.
But:
There is little empirical evidence to support the fact that when an individual moves from one stage to another higher-order increase the probability of purchase.
The passage of an individual from one stage to another in the process allows for feedback (feedback) within the same sequence.
The possibility exists that the individual follows a different order established as the sequence of this model depends on many variables, such as the level of individual involvement with the product, the kind of motivation, etc.
He questions the assumption that human behavior in its role as purchaser of products advertised is logical rational, since the reality shows us that the emotional factor is, in many cases, more decisive than the rational.
The absence of empirical evidence to support these models led to early 1970 he began, on the one hand, to leave and, secondly, to question the processes that measure the acceptance of advertising from the point of view of the attitude to the mark. In this vein, the classical models suffer from the following modifications:
Reinforce the individual’s reactions or responses to the message delivered.
Identify antecedents of persuasion represented in the following models: a) models of cognitive structures, b) models of cognitive responses, both models representing the active audience models: consumers actively seek and evaluate information they receive (receiving highly involved ) or, which is, conduct detainee processing it.
History of Advertising

Old advertising is still there from the beginning of civilization and trade. Since there are products to market has been the need to communicate the existence of them, the most common form of advertising was speaking. In Babylon he found a clay tablet inscribed conteniente ointments for a merchant, a clerk and a shoe dating from 3000 BC C. Since Egyptian civilization, Thebes known times of great economic and religious splendor, this thriving city is credited as one of the first advertising copy. The phrase found in an Egyptian papyrus has been considered as the first advertising slogan of living memory. By 1821 he found in the ruins of Pompeii a variety of graffiti-style ads that speak of a rich tradition in which advertising can be seen wine merchants, bakers, jewelers, weavers, among others. In Rome and Greece, initiated the development of the town crier, who announced to the public outcry the arrival of ships laden with wine, food and other, sometimes being accompanied by musicians who gave this the right tone for the proclamation, were recruited by traders and by the state. This form of advertising continued until the Middle Ages. In France, hawked own wine taverns and used bells and horns to attract customers, in Spain, using drums and bagpipes, the criers and Mexico used the drums to accompany the ads. Part of what is now known as advertising is born with the Gutenberg press, who looks to show his invention to a group of merchants of Aachen. With the global chronic Nuremberg, contains a number of almanacs containing the earliest forms of advertising. In the call 1453surge Gutenberg Bible and the famous almanacs became the first newspaper printed. The printing press allowed for wider dissemination of advertising messages and, with the emergence of new cities, advertising is consolidated as a communication tool. Modern advertising began to evolve in the United States and Britain in the late eighteenth century during the industrial revolution. With the advent of advertising agents , of whom is known as the first one to Volney B. Palmer who, in 1841, as publicity agent opened an office in Philadelphia which had considerable success. In the early twentieth century, agencies are professionalized and more rigorously selecting where to place media advertising. Thus creativity is becoming an important factor in producing a listing. In the 30′s born a famous creative technique, brainstorming, but it was not until the 1960 when used on a regular basis.
Brand Awareness
Brand awareness is an important way in which advertising may stimulate demand for a particular product type and even identify itself as to the product name. Examples of this are in products such as adhesives, textiles, lingerie, toilet paper, tape, glue stick, fire lighters, music players, soft … The brand reputation can be set to a greater or lesser degree depending on product and market. In Texas , for example, is common to hear people refer to any cola soft drink under the same name, regardless of whether it is actually produced by that company or not. When you create both brand equity that the brand has the ability to attract buyers even without advertising, is said to have brand awareness. The brand visibility occurs when the brand is so prevalent in the minds of people who are used to describe the entire product category. Kleenex, for example, can be identified as cellulose tissue or as a label for a product, that is, is often used as a generic term. One of the most successful companies to achieve brand visibility is the Hoover vacuum cleaner, whose name was long synonymous with Anglo-Saxon countries of vacuum . Legal risk for the manufacturer of brand awareness is that the name can be accepted so widely that it becomes a generic term, and loses trademark protection. An example of this case is the trade name of aspirin.
Sometimes, certain products become relevant because of the publicity, not necessarily as a result of a deliberate campaign, but having a cover journalistic relevance. In Internet and digital technologies speaks of unsolicited advertising or spam to the act of sending electronic messages, such as emails , short messages or other means without being requested, and usually in bulk quantities. However, the Internet is a common means for the development of interactive advertising campaigns that do not fall into invasion of privacy, but rather, are traditional advertising to new spaces can be developed.
It should be noted that the terms advertising and “propaganda are often used indiscriminately and interchangeably, most often wrongly, in this respect is important to understand that search advertising, more precisely, the spread (and hence persuasion) of political ideas, social, moral and religious nonprofit economic compensation directly.
Advertising Technique
Advertising is an advertising technique that attempts to inform the public about a product or service through the media in order to motivate the public to consumer action. Can broadly be grouped into above the line and below the line depending on the type of media you use to reach your target audience.
Through research, analysis and study of many disciplines such as psychology, sociology, anthropology , statistics, and economics that are found on market research , you can develop an appropriate message for the public .
Advertising reaches the public through the media. These media broadcast ads to return for a previously scheduled to acquire the space into a purchase and sale contract for the advertising agency and media, broadcasting the announcement at a time into the channel is determined in advance by the agency with the environment, and with prior knowledge of the advertiser . This contract is called indenture or dissemination.
The advertising agencies , media agencies or media centers (graphic design, creative boutiques, production companies, etc.) are often participants in the advertising development, which is produced by several factors, among which the most important is the brief , which provides guidelines for developing such previous advertising media. Itself, the brief is a document that specifies all the characteristics of the product or service itself, and also usually contain a history of all previous campaigns have been conducted to date. Usually this record is added when the advertiser decides to change his advertising agency.
The Good Advertisement; Avoiding To Interfere People
The little information which is given by the banner which is put on the top or side of some particular website will lead people to come to our seller place. This is really beneficial because we do not need to pay high money to publicize the products we have made but it gives big curiosity on people who see it. That is what the aim of people when the first time made this tool.
The effect which is given by this kind of banner werbung will still remain on one’s thought. When they meet some needs that have to be filled right away and those important goods are some products which are offered by our company, they will directly remember the banner we have put within the websites.
The banner can be used as well by the amateur, because this internet tool is not difficult to be operated by common people. The banner, actually, would not disturb people when they open one website because it is put on the top, below, corner or on its side. This is really wise way when the sellers want to promote the products they have made without disturbing people and above all it would not give a burden to them with huge money to pay the service.
