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Photo Examples of tobacco industry marketing menthol tobacco cigarettes to women. American Heart Association How Big Tobacco used women's equality struggles to sell cigarettes Philip Morris: How Virginia Slims Targeted Women to Sell Cigarettes by Maggie Polk Medium The tobacco industry has marketed to women since the 1920s by co opting language and images that reflect popular social movements of the timefrom suffrage to glamour to women's equality to health consciousness. In 1955, Marlboro was dying with just 1% market share, 0 growth and known as a women's cigarette. 24 months later? Sales were up 3000%. All because Leo Burnett (the ad legend

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Color associations Red: Strength, energy, passion Blue: Focus, loyalty, calmness Yellow: Ego, optimism, openness Green: Balance, youth, eco-friendly Purple: Luxury, femininity, glamour Sources: Angela Wright , Carolyn Mair Football teams who have red uniforms are giving themselves more physical energy but also communicating to the opposite team that they are powerful and strong. And purple has connotations with luxury, Mair said