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They also buy beers, cars, technological products. And if as feminine hygiene products, cosmetics, women's fashion, etc. it is a It is a big mistake to bet that they are all the same and think or behave in the same way. We talk around here about the importance of building people who are interested in your business. And with women it's the same thing. If you're selling makeup, for example, your persona can't just be " year old women who buy makeup." This needs to be specific and really unravel the tastes and habits of people who will consume you. Want cool examples? Avon Avon reinvented the idea that makeup is a product only for women. In addition to talking to a more modern audience, they showed their support for various causes and, to be honest. they made a super fun video. Quem Disse Berenice Can we want to have children? Of course we can. And can we want not to have children? Who says we can't? We can.
Can we wear a lot of makeup? Can we Can we not wear any makeup? Can. Can we have Special Data tattoos? We can, we can. Can we be modern without tattoos? Can. Of course we can. And we can… WE CAN. Hey. Calm down everyone, can't I ask? Can. Quem Disse Berenice? The makeup brand that was born free. Quem Disse Berenice is another very cool example of how to talk to the female audience in a true, natural, modern way. No talking to a woman who doesn't exist. The National Lottery If you thought I would only bring examples of beauty products, think again. The National Lottery 's This Girl Can campaign shows how real women exercise. sweating, swinging, that is, nothing like those perfect, artificial women in image banks. No objectification I know they could have taught you that sex sells. And naked or semi naked women are a great way to attract attention. But sex DOES NOT SELL.
Ohio University debunked this advertising myth in , showing that content with a high sexual or violent charge can attract consumer attention, but in a negative way. Objectifying women won't increase your sales, it will contribute to an oppressive culture and offend a large portion of the public, but the question remains. why do they still insist on it? Stereotyping women is a thing of the last century Not all women hate sports, nor do all women want to get married and be mothers, nor do all women like makeup or fashion. “Not all women” are important words when we talk about advertising. Never assume that all women are the same or have the same taste. The role of women changed a long time ago and stereotyping that audience is a big mistake for any brand.
Can we wear a lot of makeup? Can we Can we not wear any makeup? Can. Can we have Special Data tattoos? We can, we can. Can we be modern without tattoos? Can. Of course we can. And we can… WE CAN. Hey. Calm down everyone, can't I ask? Can. Quem Disse Berenice? The makeup brand that was born free. Quem Disse Berenice is another very cool example of how to talk to the female audience in a true, natural, modern way. No talking to a woman who doesn't exist. The National Lottery If you thought I would only bring examples of beauty products, think again. The National Lottery 's This Girl Can campaign shows how real women exercise. sweating, swinging, that is, nothing like those perfect, artificial women in image banks. No objectification I know they could have taught you that sex sells. And naked or semi naked women are a great way to attract attention. But sex DOES NOT SELL.
Ohio University debunked this advertising myth in , showing that content with a high sexual or violent charge can attract consumer attention, but in a negative way. Objectifying women won't increase your sales, it will contribute to an oppressive culture and offend a large portion of the public, but the question remains. why do they still insist on it? Stereotyping women is a thing of the last century Not all women hate sports, nor do all women want to get married and be mothers, nor do all women like makeup or fashion. “Not all women” are important words when we talk about advertising. Never assume that all women are the same or have the same taste. The role of women changed a long time ago and stereotyping that audience is a big mistake for any brand.