Stochastic Maximum Principle for Optimal Advertising Models with Delay and Non-Convex Control Spaces

In this paper we study optimal advertising problems that model the introduction of a new product into the market in the presence of carryover effects of the advertisement and with memory effects in the level of goodwill. In particular, we let the dynamics of the product goodwill to depend on the past, and also on past advertising efforts. We treat the problem by means of the stochastic Pontryagin maximum principle, that here is considered for a class of problems where in the state equation either the state or the control depend on the past. Moreover the control acts on the martingale term and the space of controls U can be chosen to be non-convex but now the space of controls U can be chosen to be non-convex. The maximum principle is thus formulated using a first-order adjoint Backward Stochastic Differential Equations (BSDEs), which can be explicitly computed due to the specific characteristics of the model, and a second-order adjoint relation.

Study on the Application of Aesthetic Ideas to Micro-film Advertising

Micro-film is a product from the development of mobile media technology based on the network media, and the short and typical screen expression ability and effect are its forms of contents. Different from the communication way of traditional advertising, micro-film advertising has the characteristics of both social networking and video communication. With the creative characteristics of micro-film advertising, the conamunication way of video advertising has been started. In this paper, through the introduction to the advantages of micro-film advertising communication and combining with the development of micro-film in the new period, the application of aesthetic ideas to micro-film advertising is further explored, and then the striking expression effect caused by micro-film advertising is introduced.

Assessing the Influence of Roadside Advertising on Traffic Distraction and Its Interplay with Inside Vehicle Distractions: A Cross-Cultural Study in Jordan and Kuwait

Limited research has explored roadside advertisements’ effects on road user behavior in Middle Eastern countries. This study aims to understand distraction perceptions, including advertisements, their impact on behavior, and potential influences from advertisement type, in-vehicle distraction, and country factors (reflecting culture and environment). A standardized questionnaire was administered in Jordan and Kuwait, complemented by observations across three segment types: roadside advertisements, commercial signs, and road signs as control segments. Descriptive and inferential statistics were used. Results indicated a significant disparity in distraction perception between the two groups. Advertisement presence influenced Kuwaiti but not Jordanian behavior. Behavior varied by advertisement type in Jordan, not Kuwait, and in-vehicle distraction did not impact driver behavior. The study suggests explicitly revising advertising policies with a traffic safety focus. Overall, the study contributes insights into road user perceptions and behaviors, highlighting the complex interplay of distractions and advertising on road safety. Further research is required to validate these findings and shape road safety regulations.

Study of Advertising Communication Form in the New Media Age

As the development of internet and different social media platform, the advertising has also changed a lot. In traditional media, the advertising producer is professional, the advertising communication channel is simple. However, as a lot of media platform such as TikTok, QQ, WeChat and Little Red book widely used, the advertising form has become more pluralistic, the advertising content producer are not only by professional companies but also by influencers. Thus the content is becoming diversified. The advertising is entering people’s daily life as a fragmented, concealed, more entertaining way. The communication affect is gaining more widespread and effective.

The Caching and Pricing Strategy for Information-Centric Networking with Advertisers’Participation

As users’access to the network has evolved into the acquisition of mass contents instead of IP addresses,the IP network architecture based on end-to-end communication cannot meet users’needs.Therefore,the Information-Centric Networking(ICN)came into being.From a technical point of view,ICN is a promising future network architecture.Researching and customizing a reasonable pricing mechanism plays a positive role in promoting the deployment of ICN.The current research on ICN pricing mechanism is focused on paid content.Therefore,we study an ICN pricing model for free content,which uses game theory based on Nash equilibrium to analysis.In this work,advertisers are considered,and an advertiser model is established to describe the economic interaction between advertisers and ICN entities.This solution can formulate the best pricing strategy for all ICN entities and maximize the benefits of each entity.Our extensive analysis and numerical results show that the proposed pricing framework is significantly better than existing solutions when it comes to free content.

Discussion and Practice of Online and Offline Mixed Teaching Reform of Advertising Art Design Major in Open Education

Teaching reform is an important work indispensable for the long-term development of the open university,and it is also the development trend of the advertising art design major in open education to keep up with the new media era.Based on the current situation of advertising art design major in open education,this paper analyzes the necessity of implementing the online and offline mixed teaching reform in this major,and puts forward the specific teaching reform measures in three aspects.

On Translation Strategies of Commercial Advertisements From the Perspective of Skopos Theory

In a highly competitive market,excellent advertising translation can better promote brands.By adopting the three principles of Skopos Theory,this paper discusses the E-C translation strategies of commercial advertisements based on specific advertising translation cases,and proposes translation methods of literal translation,free translation,paraphrase,and augmentation,as well as rhetorical methods of homophonic puns,aiming to improve the quality of commercial advertisement translations,enhance the publicity effect,and achieve brand marketing.

Transcreation in Advertisement Slogans from the Perspective of Communicative Translation Theory

Through in-depth analysis of advertisement slogans,the present study probes into the unique contribution of trancreation in conveying brand messages and triggering emotional resonance of the audience.The study firstly outlines theoretical basis of transcreation from the perspective of Communicative Translation Theory,emphasizing its uniqueness in the traditional translation paradigm.Then the four key steps of transcreation,including in-depth understanding of the brand essence,sensitive response to cultural differences,flexible use of language skills,and incorporation of creative elements,are examined by means of case analysis in advertisement translation.Finally,the article sums up the positive impact of transcreation on cultural exchange,brand communication and translation field,particularly in the era of globalisation.

Research on the Chinese Translation of Brand Advertisements from the Perspective of Skopos Theory

This study is based on the Skopos theory,using the translation of selected brand advertising slogans as examples.It analyzes the characteristics of advertising slogans and summarizes translation strategies to illustrate the research value of translating advertising slogans into Chinese.This research aims to help domestic consumers accurately understand the meaning of imported product advertisements and provide reference for the translation of domestic brand advertisements,thereby contributing to the development of national enterprises.

The Advertisement Translation Based on the Prototype Theory

Based on the Prototype Theory,the prototypical feature of advertisement is found to be the combination of three language functions:the informative function,the expressive function,and the vocative function.The advertisement translation means the adjustment of the informative function and the expressive function according to the differences between languages or cultures in order to maximize the vocative function.The faithful translation is the closest to the prototype of the source text but not necessarily the best translation.

A model of targeted advertising with customer recognition

A two-period duopoly model is developed to examine the competitive effects of targeted advertising with customer recognition （TACR）. In the model, two competing firms sell goods to end consumers in the first period, during which customer recognition is obtained. In the second period, advertising can be targeted toward different consumer types. Advertising is assumed to be persuasive in the way that consumer valuation is increased. Equilibrium decisions and profits in each period are derived, showing that the firm who loses the current competition will win in the future. As a result, forward-looking firms price less aggressively so that their long-term profits can be enhanced with the help of TACR. Particularly, TACR improves profits through three important effects： valuation increasing, customer poaching, and anti-competition. Finally, this paper investigates the welfare issues, showing that firms enhance profits at the expense of consumer surplus. It is, therefore, suggested that public sectors take a step to protect consumers with the rapid development of targeting technology.

Optimal targeted advertising strategies based on consumers' value attributes

To evaluate the effects of consumers＇ value attributes on a firm＇s marketing strategies with targeted advertising, each consumer＇s value is measured according to the consumer＇s consuming behavior and consumption features. The baseline model in which a firm sends targeted advertising to myopic consumers with constant valuations is established. The results showthat, when a firm sells products to consumers with distinct values using the strategies of targeted advertising and discriminative price, the firm＇s equilibrium profit with targeted advertising may not always be higher than that using mass advertising, which depends on the ratio of high-value and low-value consumers. Then, three extension models are constructed.First, the firm sends targeted advertising to consumers with different targeting precisions. Secondly, the firm invests in the targeting precision of targeted advertising. Finally, the deliberation cost of rational consumers accepting the discriminative price and targeted advertising is considered. The results indicate that it is profitable for a firm to send targeted advertising to consumers with different value attributes.

Imperfect targeted advertising with two-period competition

A two-period model is developed to investigate the competitive effects of targeted advertising with imperfect targeting in a duopolistic market. In the first period, two firms compete in price in order to recognize customers. In the second period, targeted advertising plays an informative role and acts as a price discrimination device. The firms＇ optimal advertising and pricing strategies under imperfect targeting are compared with those under perfect targeting. Equilibrium decisions show that, under imperfect targeting, when the advertising cost is low enough, both firms will choose to target ads at the rivals＇ old segments. This equilibrium, which could not exist under perfect targeting, results in two opposite results. When cost is high, the effect of mis-targeting will soften price competition and increase profits; on the contrary, when cost is low enough, it will lead to aggressive price competition and profit loss with the increase of imperfect targeting, so firms may have incentives to reduce the mis- targeting degree.

Deviation in Advertising English from a Stylistic Perspective

Advertising English is viewed as an English style with such functional factors as attention value, readability, memorability, selling power. Commercial advertisements are the major concern of this paper. Deviation, namely the violation to the norms of a language, frequently appears in advertisements and can meet requirements of the style of advertising English. Due to limited space, this paper focuses on deviation on the phonological, graphological, lexical, grammatical, and semantic level. Analyzing deviation in advertising English can promote readers' aesthetic and appreciative ability and encourage advertisers to create advertisements with more efficiency, novelty, innovation in more effective language.

Analysis of Attitude in Advertising English

Abstract:Using authentic texts as data,the study mainly explores attitude from the aspects of affect,judgment and appreciation in advertising English under the framework of systemic functional theory.Attitude is an important part of evaluation,and evaluation is regarded as a central part of the meaning of any text,which is especially true of advertising texts.Through the discussion about Attitude,it is shown that many English advertisements contain information that expresses attitudinal meanings,which makes advertising more convincing and able to evoke affinity,and that the values of affect,judgment and appreciation all occur predominantly as positive categories.

The Service Model of International Advertising Agencies

This theme takes Euro RSCG Worldwide as example to find out the possible uniform model for all advertising agencies.

Rhetoric in English Advertising

Advertising, as an integrated art, has many unique features. It's vocabulary and syntax have own characteristics. In words, the advertising language to be simple, vivid, and emotional. At the same time, rhetoric is an important method, which is often used in advertising.

A Brief Account of Vague Language in Advertising Based on Speech Act Theory

In the modern world, advertising plays an important role in commercial field and permeates in all aspects of our daily life. While due to the utilitarian essen ce of advertising, audience may have resistance or This thesis objects at vague language examples in advertisements, use Austin and Searle ' s speech act theory as anal yzing tool to make classification, comparation and analysis of the materials.

Translation of Chinese Advertising Slogans

With the globalization of world economy and the rapid development of Chinese economy,the English translation of commercial advertisements has become more and more important in China.Advertising slogan means a lot of things in an advertisement.Advertising slogans are claimed to be,and often proven to be,the most effective means of drawing attentions to one or more aspects of a product.This paper attempts to discuss the characteristics of advertising slogans both in English and in Chinese and especially in the relevance of Strategies in English Translations of Chinese Advertising Slogans with the aim of improving the translation skills.

The Application of Equivalence Theory to Advertising Translation

Through analyzing equivalence theory,the author tries to find a solution to the problems arising in the process of advertising translation.These problems include cultural diversity,language diversity and special requirement of advertisement.The author declares that Nida's functional equivalence is one of the most appropriate theories to deal with these problems.In this paper,the author introduces the principles of advertising translation and culture divergences in advertising translation,and then gives some advertising translation practices to explain and analyze how to create good advertising translation by using functional equivalence.At last,the author introduces some strategies in advertising translation.