We have been looking at successful ad campaigns using social media. Let's apply this directly and see how this compares with older methods of advertising.Choose a recent social media campaign, possibly one you interacted with. Below are some possible examples:ALS #IceBucketChallengeAlways #LikeAGirlCoca-Cola #ShareaCokeIKEA bookbook videoMcDonald's Super Bowl 2015Taco Bell #OnlyInTheAppVirgin America Boo videosThen consider an older commercial, before social media was (as big) an influence. You can look at famous ads on Youtube.In a minimum of 3 pages, please do the following:Provide an introduction with a summary of the ads you have chosen, and an explanation of what the stated intent behind the ad is.From there, look at what the ad actually says (like a beer ad might actually be demonstrating that women are sex objects).Describe how social media plays into the intent and the actual message. What's different between the two you chose?What made the ads successful (or not successful)?What ideas and opinions do you have about the product or brand after reviewing the ads?What can we learn about how businesses use Twitter, Facebook, Linked In, etc. to communicate, network, broaden their customer base, and promote their products/services?Summarize your analysis.Grading RubricFFCBA01234Not SubmittedNo PassCompetenceProficiencyMasteryNot SubmittedFailed to provide a general introductionGave a bit of introduction, but you need to provide more details or make other corrections as described by the feedback you are receiving.Gave a good, basic introduction.Gave a strong, in-depth introduction.Not SubmittedFailed to discuss the ad's main message.No real discussion of the ad's main messageBasic analysis of the ad's main messageGood analysis of the ad's main message.Not SubmittedFailed to mention to impact of social media.No real discussion of the impact of social media.Basic analysis of the impact of social media.Good analysis of impact of social media.Not SubmittedFailed to discuss the success of the ad.Minimal discussion of success, but needs more.Some discussion of success.Thorough discussion of success.Not SubmittedFailed to discuss your opinion of the ad after viewing.Minimal discussion of your opinion of the ad after viewing.Some discussion of your opinion of the ad after viewing.Thorough discussion of your opinion of the ad after viewing.Not SubmittedFailed to discuss the business use of social media.Minimal discussion of the business use of social media.Some discussion of the business use of social media.Thorough discussion of the business use of social media.Not SubmittedFailed to give a conclusionGave a bit of conclusion, but you need to provide more details or make other corrections as described by the feedback you are receiving.Gave a basic conclusionGave a thorough, insightful conclusion.

Now that you have read the content from Chapters 3, 14, and 17 and have also read two short stories focused on character development, compose a Single Character Analysis that will serve as a single from Chinua Achebe’s novel, Thing Fall Apart (TFA).  Your character analysis should include an introductory paragraph where you note background information (title of work, author and character you plan to analyze) and your thesis should include body paragraphs to back-up your thesis.  In these body paragraphs, you will provide in-text analysis of the character of your choosing where you formulate topic sentences tied to your thesis as you cite evidence and then provide analysis.   When you think about quoting, or paraphrasing from another, you can think of the process as similar to making a sandwich: note why you are inserting the quote into your writing; and then, following the quote, analyze why the quote works to further your thesis, or main idea. To sandwich a quote properly you must: Provide a statement introducing the quote (top slice of bread) Insert your quote (something yummy from the deli) Explanation of the quote (bottom slice of bread) Use specific language from the following chapters in the body of your paper: 14 (Character) 17 (Style, Tone, and Language) when crafting your analysis. 3 (Writing Special Kinds of Papers) – Writing a Character Analysis pgs. 51 to 54. Be sure to address the “type” of character you are analyzing: round flat dynamic static As you move on with your analysis note how the elements inform the development of the character you choose to analyze: formal/informal diction imagery figures of speech Be sure to address and analyze the following as you work to provide a close reading and analysis of the character your are describing: How the character is motivated How language and the style/tone work to provide evidence for your reading/analysis of the character. How formal/informal diction, imagery, and figures of speech inform the make-up of the character  Novel:  https://d3jc3ahdjad7x7.cloudfront.net/K6VMedMRtwYZ...