When I was younger, I used to love Christmas. To me, Christmas was the time when I got to see my Mom’s side of the family (who I very rarely see), as well as eat turkey, and receive lots of presents. I remember going to Toys ‘R Us with my sister and parents to pick out a Christmas present (easier that way lah, then my parents know I’d definitely like what they buy me, right?). They always insisted on wrapping it though, and I wasn’t allowed to touch it until Christmas Day. I remember looking forward to getting all dolled up and pretty, and practically hopping around with anticipation for the clock to strike twelve. I remember sitting on the floor beside the Christmas tree, surrounded with wrapping paper, my cats sniffing everything curiously. I remember my Mom saying “Remember to read the card! See who it’s from!” and my Dad saying “… not aftershave again! If it’s not aftershave, it’s underwear. If it’s not underwear, it’s socks!” I remember putting up the Christmas tree every year, with my dad testing the lights, my sister hanging tinsel on everything, and with Christmas carols playing in the background.
The novelty of Christmas has worn off, year after year. Receiving presents aren’t normally as fun anymore (unless it comes in a Louis Vuitton, Chanel, or Gucci box). In fact, I was actually considering telling everyone to not buy me anything for my birthday this year, and instead donate the money to charity or something. I don’t think I received much for my birthday though. I didn’t receive many presents, but the ones I did receive were very … meaningful.
Christmas this year is going to be different. I’m not looking forward to it. I think I’m going to need a lot of alcohol to get through this festive season.
Anyway, I feel like posting photos, but I’m not quite sure what photos to put, so I’ll just put my Macbook print ads I designed for my extra credit Marketing Principles assignment here. I’m proud of them, okay! Excuse the crappy quality, the text got fuzzy when I resized them. Well, for my assignment, my target market were corporate companies.
Advertisement to the Buyer (Finance Department):
Advertisement to the Decider (User’s Boss):
Advertisement to Doorkeeper (IT Department):
Advertisement to the User (Executive) and Influencers (User’s friends):