Question

part 1: observe the world
think about the brands, products, or places you interact with every day.
choose one of the following:

• a brand you love
• a brand you dislike
• a place you go often (restaurant, store, app, game, website)

answer in complete sentences:

1. what is the brand/place you chose?
2. where do you usually see it? (store, phone, tv, online, school, etc.)
3. why do you think people notice it?
4. how does it try to get attention? (colors, music, logo, slogan, design, etc.)

Explanation:

To answer this, we'll choose a brand (for example, Starbucks) and address each question:

1. The brand I chose is Starbucks.
2. I usually see Starbucks in physical store locations (like on city streets, near offices) and on my phone through its mobile app.
3. People notice Starbucks because it has a strong global presence, and its products (like coffee and pastries) are popular for daily consumption, making it a familiar and reliable choice for many.
4. Starbucks tries to get attention through its green logo (which is distinctive and recognizable), warm and inviting store designs with comfortable seating, and marketing campaigns that highlight new drink offerings or seasonal items.

If you want to choose a different brand/place, you can adjust the answers accordingly. For example, if you pick a place like the local library:

1. The place I chose is my local public library.
2. I usually see it (visit it) in person at its physical location in my neighborhood and also access its online resources through its website.
3. People notice the library because it’s a community hub for learning, providing free access to books, computers, and events, which meets the educational and recreational needs of many residents.
4. The library tries to get attention through its visible signage (with its name and logo), community event posters displayed outside, and online announcements about new book arrivals or workshops.

Answer:

To answer this, we'll choose a brand (for example, Starbucks) and address each question:

1. The brand I chose is Starbucks.
2. I usually see Starbucks in physical store locations (like on city streets, near offices) and on my phone through its mobile app.
3. People notice Starbucks because it has a strong global presence, and its products (like coffee and pastries) are popular for daily consumption, making it a familiar and reliable choice for many.
4. Starbucks tries to get attention through its green logo (which is distinctive and recognizable), warm and inviting store designs with comfortable seating, and marketing campaigns that highlight new drink offerings or seasonal items.

If you want to choose a different brand/place, you can adjust the answers accordingly. For example, if you pick a place like the local library:

1. The place I chose is my local public library.
2. I usually see it (visit it) in person at its physical location in my neighborhood and also access its online resources through its website.
3. People notice the library because it’s a community hub for learning, providing free access to books, computers, and events, which meets the educational and recreational needs of many residents.
4. The library tries to get attention through its visible signage (with its name and logo), community event posters displayed outside, and online announcements about new book arrivals or workshops.