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Maglaque, Francheska Mhae G [author]

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Santos, Elaiza, B [author]

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TextPublication details: Manila: Technological University of the Philippines, 2025.Description: 244pages: 29cmContent type:

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Dissertation note: College Of Architecture and Fine Arts.-- Bachelor of fine arts major in advertising: Technological University of the Philippines, 2025. Summary: This study explores the e ectiveness of the Lubid Salapid advertising campaign in promoting RJCC Arts & Crafts and Filipino craftsmanship among Manila’s youth (ages 15-24) through Meta Ads on Facebook. It examines consumer awareness, attitudes, and purchasing intentions toward handcrafted products while identifying e ective advertising strategies and potential challenges throughout the study. This research bene ts the brand, local artisans, and the academic community by providing insights into digital advertising for traditional handicrafts. This thesis also implemented a mixed-methods approach. A total of over 200 respondents were selected using strati ed random sampling. At the end of this research, the campaign and results have shown an increase in brand visibility, and appreciation for Filipino craftsmanship among the youth. Also, findings from this research contribute to a deeper understanding of how small local brands can also utilize targeted advertising to promote cultural products, connect with younger audiences, and sustain Filipino craftsmanship in a competitive, modern marketplace.

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Bachelor's thesis

College Of Architecture and Fine Arts.--
Bachelor of fine arts major in advertising: Technological University of the Philippines,
2025.

Includes bibliographic references and index.

This study explores the e

ectiveness of the Lubid Salapid advertising campaign in promoting
RJCC Arts & Crafts and Filipino craftsmanship among Manila’s youth (ages 15-24) through
Meta Ads on Facebook. It examines consumer awareness, attitudes, and purchasing intentions
toward handcrafted products while identifying e

ective advertising strategies and potential

challenges throughout the study. This research bene

ts the brand, local artisans, and the
academic community by providing insights into digital advertising for traditional handicrafts.
This thesis also implemented a mixed-methods approach. A total of over 200 respondents were
selected using strati

ed random sampling. At the end of this research, the campaign and results
have shown an increase in brand visibility, and appreciation for Filipino craftsmanship among
the youth. Also,

findings from this research contribute to a deeper understanding of how small
local brands can also utilize targeted advertising to promote cultural products, connect with
younger audiences, and sustain Filipino craftsmanship in a competitive, modern marketplace.

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