Tide Flashcards

(26 cards)

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Why might the phrase ‘Tide’s got what you women want’ be considered controversial today?

A

It assumes a universal desire for household products among women

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What message about consumer culture is conveyed through this media text (tide) ?

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It suggests that purchasing Tide is a way for women to fulfil their domestic roles

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What role does the visual imagery play in the advertisement? (tide)

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reinforces the idea that Tide is essential for a happy and conformist existence

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Which target audience is the focus of the 1955 media text? (Tide)

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Married women aspiring to be mainstreamers

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Which technique is used in the 1955 media text to appeal to its audience? (Tide)

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Use of idealised feminity images and domestic settings

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What does the advertisement reveal about gender stereotypes of the 1950s?

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reinforces the stereotype that women are primarily responsible for household chores

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How does the media text reflect the societal values of the 1950s?

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It reinforces traditional gender roles and domesticity

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What does the phrase ‘what you women want’ suggest about the marketing approach of the text?

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It reinforces patriarchal authority for women’s desires and needs in their household roles

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What is the primary focus of the media text ‘Tide’s got what you women want’ from 1955?

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Tide detergent as a product that meets women’s desires

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In terms of media synopticity, why is this text significant? (tide)

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It exemplifies the typical advertising strategies used in the 1950s to target women

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When was the tide advert released?

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1950s

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12
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Who owns the Tide brand?

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Proctor & Gamble

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Why are the bright colours used in the tiered advert?

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Red, yellow and orange grab attention
They match the tide packaging reinforcing brand identity

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What was Tides main slogan?

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“ Tide got what women want!”

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Why is the text large and bold on the tide advert?

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To attract attention and make the brand more memorable

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How old is direct address used in the Tide advert?

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The advert says “ you women”, directly targeting female readers

17
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What is the Anchorage in the tide advert?

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Text explaining the products benefit (eg. cleanest wash) guides the audience on how to interpret the image

18
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What design structure is used in tide?

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A Z-layout which guides the viewers eyes across the advert

19
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What design principle is used in the Tide advert?

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The golden ratio placing the product in a visually strong position

21
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How are women represented in the tide adverb?

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As house responsible for cleaning
Well presented (make-up, styled hair)
Happy doing domestic tasks

22
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What stereotype is room force in the tide advert?

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Women’s primary role is housework and caring for the home

23
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How are men represented in the tide advert?

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Men are mostly absent or passive suggesting laundry is a woman’s responsibility

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Who is the target audience for the tide advert?

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Housewives
Married women
Mothers

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Why were women targeted in the Tide advert?
In the 1950s women were usually responsible for household chores
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What are the semiotic codes in the tide advert?
Heart - love for the product Bright colours- energy and positivity Smiling woman - satisfaction