Audience Perception of Female Models in TV Advertisement of Always Ultra and It's Influence on Patronage (Record no. 6104)

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Author EKERE, Daniella Ogheneyerowo
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Title Audience Perception of Female Models in TV Advertisement of Always Ultra and It's Influence on Patronage
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Supervisor Dr. UDEH, Kenneth
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Place of publication Ibafo
Department (College) Mass Communication
Date of publication 2020
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Pagination vii,; 43p.
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Summary, etc This study examined audience perception of female models in TV advertisement of<br/>always ultra and it’s influence on patronage. It adopted the survey research method<br/>and questionnaire as the instrument of the study. The population of the study comprise<br/>of University of Lagos and Queens College with the total population of 9071. Tayo<br/>Yamane formula was employed to draw a manageable sample size of 384. The<br/>findings from the study shows that that audience especially those who attend Unilag<br/>and Queens college, now have good perception of female model with the aid of<br/>Always ultra advert they watch on television and the also patronize the product<br/>(Always ultra) because of the advert and quality. And the study recommended that<br/>the Association of advertising agencies of Nigeria (AAAN) advertising regulatory<br/>bodies should promote a positive perception of female models for the audience,<br/>through proper censoring of adverts/commercials that have female model as product<br/>promoters
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Main Subject Mass Communication
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    Main Library Main Library Reference 05.08.2021 16020601006 Students Thesis

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