Evolution of Escalator and Elevator Advertising

Evolution of Escalator and Elevator Advertising In a noisy, media saturated and distracted consumer environment, the elevator and escalator advertisements ignites curiosity and fires demand for client brands through integrated alternative marketing technologies that authentically engage and truly influence consumers. It work in helping clients reach consumers, surprising and unconventional ways. The companies should take benefit of elevators by marketing their products and services. The elevator is always crowded with people, and these people may be one day will be a potential customers because of that advertisements. the elevator is transferring people every day. In some cases the transferring will continue 24/7 now in the 21st century the elevator advertisements is a successful tool for advertisement. In my opinion, its the most effective tool in the new century. Because in the recent days, most people espically the young people Dont like to read, watch the usuall advertisements and listen to radio advertisment. The elevator advertisements should be creative and attracting in the way that will take the people attention. In Saudi Arabia these kinds of advertisements are not popular. The elevator advertisements are not costly and actually it is a cost effective. In my opinion if use propably, it will make a reveloution in the advertisement world. A few numbers of researches has been conducted about this topic. The elevator advertisement is a powerful tool for attracting the people. Because they dont have any alternatives except looking to your advertisment. So there is no run away from getting the idea of your advertisment. Type of elevator advertisments: Outside door advertising Inside the elevator using brochoures or painting Outside (outdoor) media Inside (indoor) media Sounds (inside the elevator) On the elevator buttons (outside and inside) Creative and innovative advertisments (costly). Outside (door) We had put a media advertisments outside the elevator during the waiting time (period) for the elevator to come and transfer them. The survey shows that the majority of people are looking to the elevator advertisment and the media which we had put it there. The survey shows that the majority of people are looking to the elevator advertisment and the media which we had put it outside the elevator during the waiting time (period) for the elevator to come and transfer them. So their eyes are always looking to the elevator door. Therefore, why we cant use this powerful tool and in my opinion the most effective tool to market our products or services. (inside) The majority of people show that they get board in the period of transfering. So why cant we give them something interesting like a media with music inside the elevator. Or we make the elevator more interesting with colours and brochures. Also in a survey we put an avertisment for a famous product in the elevator for the sake of the research and we asked each one of the respondents wheather it got their attention or not. And 93% of them saw that advertisments. So there is no run away from seeing the advertisment. And when we put a small screen for the media, it shows that 98% of the sample responds to that. (Escalator advertising) The majority shows that the escalator advertising is very attractive and it attract the eyes. Types of escalator advertising: There are many creative types of the escalator advertising and the most attractive on are: Beside the escalator using a brochoures or any type of advertisments Between the esclators using painting or drowing On the escalator floor (steps) using a creative pictures on each one of the escalator steps Advertising using the media (TV) on the top of escalator in the way of going up or going down. Using the sound advertising between the way of transfering (it is not very effective) In the entrance and the exit of the essclator On the escalator handrails: (it enables advertisements, branding, and other decorative communication material to be easily applied to escalator handrails.) Also the escalator and the elevator are usually crowded and the riders are always changing, so your advertising will be for a different variety of people and different kinds of people with different ages and also with different classes. So you will market you products or services for all the types of the people using an affordable and powerful tool for getting the riders attentions. What Escalator Owners Gain: Increased revenue at marginal cost Utilization of previously unproductive structures Better communication with riders Enhanced location aesthetics and ambiance, leading to stronger customer relations and increased ridership Minimal involvement from escalator owner! What the Riders gain: Improved escalator appearance More interesting environments Source of â€Å"food for thought† Antimicrobial protection for handrails, giving riders a sense of comfort and limiting riders exposure to contagious disease What the Advertisers gain: Opportunity to capture public attention with new advertising platform Marketing avenue provides high-impression frequency Innovative ad placement to beat other marketing noise New mode of marketing to drive client â€Å"buzz† Long impression period as average rider is on escalator for 30 seconds Great medium for viral marketing (it enables advertisements, branding, and other decorative communication material to be easily applied to escalator handrails. Easily communicate with riders at shopping malls, transit systems and airports during average rides of 30 seconds.) Methodology: Sampling: 571 in the major cities of Saudi Arabia 197 In the western region (Jeddah, Makkah, Al Madinah and Al Taif) 123 in the middle region 106 in the eastern region 86 in the northern region 59 in the southern region The unit of analysis will be the people who are using the elevators and escalators regularly such as the people who are working in the shopping malls, airports, office building and hotels in the most crowded and busiest places. A questionair was used to collect the data from the respondents. The people who are going to take the left will be extracted by this Ideas and creativety. In the short time those advertisments will push them to read, see or listen to the advertising. Mostly the mirror in the elevator was catch the attention of the riders and they spent time for watching themselves.sometimes they will spent time watching the riders shows, looking to the floor screen in the elevator or seeing the people faces. It is the most effective for attracting the customers attention. Simply the riders are the stressed audience and they are surrounded by this media to entertain them. it is the key for a successful marketing. If used properly in the crowded elevators and escalator, it will be the most affordable and powerful tool for marketing you products or services. The most ideal locations for escalator and elevator advertisements (advertising): Transportation hubs, convention centers, offices buildings hosbitals, hotels, department stores, airports, sports arenas, shopping malls and more. train stations, shopping centres It is innovative and creative It is the best alternatives of other marketing strategies. Escalator Steps enables advertising, branding, and other decorative communication material to be easily applied to existing escalator steps. Easily communicate with customers in high density locations using this high impact medium. It is an innovative media solution. Why Advertising on Escalators? Benefits to Advertisers using Escalator Step Advertising Multi-Impact Impression Usage of Steps Escalator graphics will result in a high impact rate to pedestrians. Pedestrians will see as many as 50 steps as they ride escalators for over 30 seconds. Unrestricted Message Space Aap!Global can tailor installation of graphic to popular escalator step models providing advertisers with large, high impact advertising spaces. High Impact Influence point of purchase shoppers escalator step graphics do not compete with traditional media and capture audience attention before entering points of purchase. Targeted Escalator are usually located at points of purchase. Easy to Use Aap!Steps fit easily in existing properties with minimal owner involvement. Non-Traditional Aap!Steps invites non traditional firms to place adverts in the out-of-home segment It is enjoyable up close or from a distance Benefits to Properties Aap!Step is a unique, dynamic, scrolling advertising display which provides a source of incremental non-rental revenue while aesthetically enhancing and modernizing a property. Companies can now put their advertisements in the hands of millions of economically active customers during average 30 second escalator rides. Escalator Handrail Advertising provides advertisers with an extremely effective new media, property owners with an additional revenue stream or branding opportunity and escalator riders with an engaging handrail that improves safety and comfort. The intelligent use of the elevators and taking benefits of the empty spaces. Your advertisments will achieve your goals. Some of the ads are boring but these kinds of ads are different from others. It is not boring Property owners: Property owners have the opportunity to utilise Escalator or Elevator Media to generate new revenues from advertising sales, or as an effective way to increase internal branding or communications with escalator riders. As a new revenue stream: Escalated Advertising, via selling Escalator or Elevator Media to advertisers, offers property groups the opportunity to generate substantial advertising revenue with no risk. Advantages to Property owners In addition to making existing structures profitable, Escalator or the elevator Media, enhances the appearance, location aesthetics and also improves rider safety and comfort. For the companies which are always looking for highly effective and fresh media opportunities. Escalator and elevator Advertising provides a unique solution. the Creative looks on the elevator and escalator will really grabs peoples attention Escalator and elevator Advertising dominates the environment, providing cut through even in a cluttered shopping centre. Reasons Escalator Handrail Media is a first choice for advertisers. Escalator Handrail Media offers significant advantages over traditional outdoor advertising. Benefits include: 30 seconds exposure to a captive audience Frequently reach mass audiences at targeted locations 76% unprompted advertising recall 30 meters of advertising that surrounds the consumer Hands on advertising which is often unavoidable Close to the point of purchase Escalator and elevator advertising are perfect for: Increasing sales Increasing foot traffic Increasing brand exposure Launching a new brand Building brand image Reinforcing other media at prime locations Directing escalator traffic flow What ever an advertisers goals Escalator and elevator advertising will help to achieve them. Escalator and elevator advertising is the perfect compliment to TV, Print and Radio, and is a must in any out of home campaign. It is fun and easy way to communicate, it can be used for branding, advertising or decoration. Limitation: There was a lack of information on this topic due to the fact that not much research as conducted on the elevator and escalator advertising. Hence secondary type sources did not produce very precise information on this matter. Therefore, primary data acquisition methodologies like questionnaires and interviews had to be used in order to acquire the desired information in order to satisfy the research objectives. Although the ambient media sector is starting to grow up and move away from the stunts that used to dominate, there are still a number of agencies with an eye for a great gimmick. Describes a number of outdoor innovations and explains that as consumers become more used to seeing advertising while they are out and about, outdoor companies are increasingly looking for opportunities to speak to the public when they least expect it. Comments on new technology such as digital escalator panels and elevator advertising. these new developments are only really working for entertainment brands at the moment. that are easier, quicker and cheaper to update, can be shared between more brands, offer flexibility in the messages that can be displayed and are by their nature more eye-catching. Esclator advertising allows extremely high visibility advertising in prime throughput locations enabling you to target shoppers, commuters, families and business people. It is a brand new opportunity. Elevator: you can put a screen with a security camera to monitor what is going on in the elevator Now there is a new media opportunity, it is a dynamic new media that reaches the audience that always in demands. This media that teaches, moves and uniquely interact with its audience. It is an interactive, impactful and informative communication Saudi Arabia community likes to explore and find the new things, the majority of the people there are economically active. It is a rich country and these kinds of advertising will be an opportunity for the companies which are looking for increasing their sales and marketing their products or services. You can put the advertising in the high traffic locations.

Adjustments to meet needs of students with ADhd

Approximately 5 % of kids suffer from AD ( H ) D ( Barkley, 2000 cited in Kutscher, 2000 ; Green and Chee, 1997 ; Selikowitz, 2009. ) However, prevalence is really higher and Susan Ashley ( 2005 ) suggests there are 6 to 9 per centum of kids with AD ( H ) D. Jo Frost ( 2010 ) in the recent telecasting programme â€Å" Extreme Parental Guidance † , states that â€Å" 1 kid in every schoolroom has AD ( H ) D. † This figure is amazing and this essay will take to look at what AD ( H ) D is and how instructors and other professionals in a school scene can do sensible accommodations for pupils with AD ( H ) D. If there is a high incidence of AD ( H ) D within the schoolrooms, it is critical as a instructor that I and other professionals are cognizant of what AD ( H ) D really is. AD ( H ) D is a mental upset that is normally first diagnosed in childhood ( Jarvis, Russell, Collis, 2009 ) and consists of the bulk of the undermentioned features being seen in either of the inattentive or overactive class. These overactive or inattentive traits are more developed than those of their equals at the same age. The symptoms are: Inattention ( six symptoms at least from this list ) Tends to do careless errors in their work Can non stay focused on a undertaking Seems to look like they are floating off when they are being spoken to straight and looks like they are non listening Can be easy distracted by other kids, objects and variables. E.g. and unfastened window in the schoolroom. Have trouble organizing undertakings Does non complete school assignment or jobs. Avoids undertakings that involve sustained attending for case prep. Loses equipment or notes required. Forgetful. The person can non retrieve what happened this forenoon but can retrieve events from 6 old ages ago Hyperactivity ( six symptoms at least ) Fidgets Leaves their place without permission in category or at inappropriate times Has problem being rather during drama Runs or ascents overly Negotiations overly Appears â€Å" on the spell † Impulsivity Interrupts Can non wait their bend Can name out the reply to a inquiry before the inquiry is to the full asked. ( adapted from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4th edition, 2000 in Jarvis, Russell, Collis, 2009, pp57 ; Kutscher, 2000, Chadd, 2008 ; National Institute of Mental Health, 2008 ) AD ( H ) D is in two chief types as antecedently mentioned the inattentive type or the overactive and unprompted type. For the inattentive type this is usually diagnosed after the age of 7 in late primary or secondary school. Here the ratio of male childs to misss are approximately tantamount, nevertheless it is diagnosed more in male childs. The exclusive job with this type of AD ( H ) D is that it affects academic public presentation where sick persons are described as academic underperformers. There is the other signifier of AD ( H ) D which is the overactive and unprompted type which chiefly has male childs who are diagnosed with this signifier. Persons who suffer from this signifier of AD ( H ) D tend to be those who have ongoing behavior issues and can fidget and be easy distracted ( Selikowitz,2009. ) Persons can endure from a combination of both signifiers of AD ( H ) D. AD ( H ) D has been a controversial diagnosing for many old ages. Research workers are still debating over what the true cause is ; heredity or endocrine abnormalities. The media seem speedy to fault the parents and so make lay people who do non understand the construct of AD ( H ) D and province it is a â€Å" modern label for severely brought up childs † ( Jo Frost, 2010 ; Ashley,2005 ; Green and Chee, 1997 ) . In contrast the most dominant ground for AD ( H ) D is a chemical instability, this being 5-hydroxytryptamine. Serotonin affects how persons behave and with this instability will do persons to be unprompted and display anti-social behavior ( Moir and Jessel, 1997 cited in Haralambos and Holborn, 2000 ) . Haralambos and Holborn ( 2000 ) support Moir and Jessel ( 1997 ) in the thought that a effect of hormonal instabilities is that these kids will go delinquents in the close hereafter and will ensue in exclusions or interrupting the jurisprudence and being capable to a tutelary sentence. For instructors it is of import to recognize when a pupil could hold AD ( H ) D and understand how it can impact the pupil with their surveies. During this essay I will utilize illustrations from my learning experience at my current school to explicate how the school and myself makes sensible accommodations for pupils with AD ( H ) D. Schools are required to do â€Å" sensible accommodations for handicapped pupils with conditions that give rise to behaviour jobs † stated a High Court opinion in 2009 under the way of the Disability and favoritism Act. This instance was in respects to a nine twelvemonth old who had been excluded due to holding AD ( H ) D and rubing a instructor who was physically taking him from the schoolroom ( EHRC online, 2009 ) . For namelessness intents I will discourse pupils utilizing the names student A and B Student A is a twelvemonth 7 pupil ( 11 old ages old ) who was diagnosed with AD ( H ) D in twelvemonth 4 of primary school. He was expelled in twelvemonth 5 and sent to a pupil referral unit in the local country due to disengagement from his surveies and being violent and riotous in the schoolroom. He is seen to be noncompliant and obstinate with utmost unprompted inclinations. Student A show sever AD ( H ) D tendencies non usually seen at my current school with oppositional upset. Biederman, Munir and Knee ( 1987 ) conducted a survey on kids exposing AD ( H ) D features and noted that 64 % of participants displayed oppositional upset, this being pupil A is unwilling to conform and may seek to rag others on intent ( Kutscher, 2000 ) .He is described as being similar to the 7 twelvemonth old male child Regan in Jo Frost ‘s recent docudrama on AD ( H ) D kids. Student A did non sit any cardinal phase 2 scrutinies as he was out of mainstream instruction nevertheless he is gifted in Mathematics. He came to this school in September, a mainstream comprehensive with the purpose of returning to normalcy. In order to do the passage from the pupil referral unit to secondary school smooth, pupil A was placed on a reduced timetable until the October half term. Student A was accustomed to 40 minute lessons and completing at 2.30pm. Here he has 3 periods of 2 hr lessons with a 15 minute interruption in period 1 and a 30 minute tiffin in period 2. The school adjusted its lesson length from 6 1 hr lessons to 3 2 hr lessons as research has supported the thought that longer lessons cut down emphasis and anxiousness and besides do less break ( for illustration, from the motion between lessons ) ( Kutscher, 2008 ) . This school would be ideal for those enduring from AD ( H ) D who tend to endure from anxiousness upset ( 34 % of AD ( H ) D sick persons ; Kutscher, 2000 ) , as tiffins have fewer pupils due to being staggered during period 2 therefore pupils are non faced with big groups of people who can deflect or do nerve-racking state of affairss. When pupil A was on a decreased timetable he missed period 3 on a Thursday and both lessons on a Friday. This caused great deductions for the pupil as he missed his lone maths lesson and besides the practical topics of physical instruction and nutrient engineering. The pastoral support squad thought it would be best to incorporate the pupil easy into the school which has a different construction ( incorporate course of study with 14hours with the same instructor learning English and humanistic disciplines in the same lesson ) and avoiding the physical topics and maths until he had got accustomed to the environment and instructors. However, I feel that pupil A has non been able to construct the indispensable relationships with pupils and instructors every bit good as his equals strting secondary school at the same clip as evidently he has non been in my maths category and has non seen the interaction of the pupils with me or the interactions between groups of pupils within the categor y. Rob Plevin and Flinton O ‘ Reegan ( 2009 ) and cooper and O'Reegan ( 2001 ) emphasise in their research that it is indispensable instructors build a relationship with pupils who have AD ( H ) D and seek to do them experience at easiness directly off. This will seek to relieve the tenseness and create less opportunity of effusions happening. Students need to experience safe within the environment and know they are able to do errors free from ridicule. Student A and other diagnosed AD ( H ) D pupils receive societal accomplishments developing one time a hebdomad for 2 hours. This is to better relationships with equals and authorization figures. Ashley ( 2005 ) suggests that this is an effectual manner for the healer or perceiver to detect the Childs interaction with his equals when in a group puting and it is uneffective in an single scene. However, others such as Selikowitz ( 2009 ) and Green and Chee ( 1997 ) have posed statements saying that societal accomplishments developing can hold a positive consequence on the kids at the clip as they can larn how their words and behaviors affect others around them. However, one time out of this group puting with the security of the healer back uping the pupils gone, the pupils can happen it difficult to use these accomplishments to mundane state of affairss. I have observed a societal accomplishments developing session and it ended in one pupil physically assailing another. Kutscher ( 2000 ) suggests that this preparation can be good every bit good as holding little groups of AD ( H ) D pupils together in a category to larn literacy accomplishments, nevertheless, he suggests it can be damaging to hold all AD ( H ) D pupils in the same room as they can be easy distracted by others. Student B is besides a twelvemonth 7 pupil who has late began intervention for AD ( H ) D with medicine being Ritalin. Student B has other larning troubles ( 70 % of AD ( H ) D kids have a learning disablement, Kutscher 2000 ) These larning troubles are similar to other AD ( H ) D pupils within the school, these are: dysgraphia, dyslexia, and hapless sequencing accomplishments. Larry Silver ( 1999 ) cited in Kutscher ( 2000 ) argues that AD ( H ) D can be exacerbated by these larning troubles as pupils are fighting to follow and therefore go stressed. This can be seen to be true with the bulk of pupils diagnosed with AD ( H ) D within the school. To cut down anxiousness, it is of import all instructors in the school make sure they cut down instructions into little balls and measure by measure state pupil what they should be making to be successful at the undertaking. As a school policy to assist AD ( H ) D pupils every bit good as those pupils who do non hold AD ( H ) D but have specific larning troubles, instructions for undertakings are given both verbally and written ( for illustration in a PowerPoint on the board ) in little step- by- measure balls ( Terrell and Passenger, 2006 ) . Student B can go rather dying if certain modus operandis are non upheld or there has been a job in the forenoon ( for case, he has been told he can non go to the computing machine nine in the eventide ) and will stay believing about this issue. This anxiousness overflows to other pupils who become cognizant that he is dying and will seek to â€Å" weave up † the pupil, therefore ensuing in a battle. Due to his anxiousness, he was removed from lessons after the first hebdomad of twelvemonth 7 and merely returned bit by bit to his normal timetable in November. Routines are really of import for AD ( H ) D pupils, who do non react good to alter ( Green and Chee,1997 ; ATL,2002 ; selikowitz 2009 ) . Student B and A do non have much construction or modus operandis at place, school was the lone topographic point with modus operandis for these male childs. To assist the male childs have a set modus operandi in every facet of their life and cut down tensenesss Monday forenoon when they had to conform to regulations and routines the school met with the parents to discourse schemes. In this meeting a agenda was created for both male childs with times when they would wake up, times when they would acquire washed, have medicine, drama games, complete prep and so travel to bed. These modus operandis are now stuck in outstanding topographic points in their places and the pupils are much calmer on a Monday forenoon. Certain modus operandis and outlooks are indispensable in behaviour direction. For illustration, in my lesson I have set modus operandis ( who gives out the maths books, siting program, what I expect from regulations ) , nevertheless in some lessons the whole school behavior policy is non followed and the male childs find it difficult to get by and they are told they are making something incorrect but they are non having penalty. The school aims to utilize positive behavior schemes as suggested by Terrell and rider ( 2006 ) and Selikowitz ( 2009 ) to promote positive behavior. The bulk of AD ( H ) D pupils who display the overactive constituent are on wages cards which have 3 short term marks, 1 is ever an administration mark ( for case, retrieving all mathematical equipment ) and the other 2 marks could be: remain sitting unless asked to travel by a instructor, follow instructions first clip by a member of staff. Boardman et Al ( 2006 ) supports this method of honoring positive beha vior and from seeing these pupils in category I have seen the cards have a positive consequence on their school life. The school besides tries to do sensible accommodations for AD ( H ) D pupils by doing certain all staff members are educated about AD ( H ) D and how we should cover with certain behaviors and what modus operandis should be seen in the category. To do the acquisition experience uniform in outlooks, the school completes larning walks to guarantee all instructors have specific pupils for case those with AD ( H ) D seated off from distractions. All instructors must lump lessons as this helps keep engagement aids to scaffold acquisition, both cardinal elements that will assist cut down behaviour issues from AD ( H ) D pupils ( ATL, 2002 ; Green and Chee, 1997 ; ) , this will besides assist pupils who have a hapless on the job memory ( Kutscher, 2000 ) . All lessons should do usage of ocular, audile and kinesthetic procedure and should affect job work outing undertakings in the bulk of lessons. Alistair Smith ( 2010 ) at his recent Learn2Learn conference stated that it is indispensable for resiliency and job work outing accomplishments to be taught for scholars to do advancement. The manner the instruction system is come oning it will assist AD ( H ) D scholars to internalize the procedures needed to work out jobs and they will non hold a â€Å" meltdown†¦ when the demands on the kid † go excessively much from the undertaking ( Kutscher 2000, pp75 ) In my maths lesson there is a pupil who has a doodle tablet. This pad enables him to pull whilst I am explicating a construct at the board. It was suggested by The SENCO in order to cut down the distractions from others. I have found that concentration and work load has improved since he has had this doodle tablet and he is doing first-class advancement in lesson. However, during an observation, this was deemed an unsatisfactory lesson as I allowed this pupil to doodle. even though he answered my inquiries right every bit shortly as he was questioned. Even though the school does do sensible accommodations for pupils with barriers to larning such as AD ( H ) D sometimes the pupils single demands are non taken into history and it is what the lesson expressions like from the exterior that is of import ( for illustration, everyone with their caputs up focussed on what I am stating ) . This essay has highlighted the ways in which my workplace has tried to do sensible accommodations for pupils with AD ( H ) D. In fact, the school has gone above the basic recommendations and made the school environment an inclusive and welcoming environment for all pupils. Longer lessons have reduced the anxiousness and tensenesss. The unvarying attack of all staff members in their instruction has set clear outlooks in behavior and a solid modus operandi has been set with lessons holding the same format ( lumping to prosecute pupils ) . If farther research was to be conducted on the accommodations the school has made to suit AD ( H ) D pupils I would measure the choler direction Sessionss and the societal accomplishments developing to see how effectual these can be. In researching for this essay it has made me gain how antic the Additional demands section are and how much support they offer the pupils, parents and instructors. The observations of lessons has gave me an penetration into the battles AD ( H ) D pupils have to bear and it has helped me better my learning manner by including the usage of doodle tablets and wages cards for pupils to emphasis desirable behaviors.

The True Meaning of Persepolis Essay Topics

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Aristotle on the Nature of Happiness and Virtue - 1265 Words

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