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    appeal to their customers some theses emotions that are used is need to achieve‚ need to affiliate‚ and need to dominate. These are some things that make this ad successful. A description of visual description of this ad that make it appeal to there customers. One is this the product that the Dickies company make is work apparel and in the ad they have two men working together on an old GM engine block this is important because any motor head or mechanic know that an orange engine block is GM’s trademark

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    are whole grain oat making them extremely good for your heart. The cereal pieces good for children being that their made into the shape of an “O”. A recent commercial has generated vituperative comments online. But General Mills says it stands by the ad. A school age young child runs into the kitchen grabs the box of cheerios from the shelf and puts it on the kitchen table where her mother is seated. The child asks her mother a simple question about cheerios. She wanted to know if cheerios were

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    years‚ magazines have been publishing advertisements that try to appeal audiences with a certain acquired taste. For an example‚ Vogue magazines have been influencing American society since 1890 and have evolved to reflect modern women. Vogue has gone through many changes and has created a market for women’s magazines. The common market that Vogue tries to sell are mainly clothing‚ make up products‚ and cigarettes. In each era of magazine until today‚ you see a variety of changes of the ads. Cigarettes

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    from systematic analysis the four  magazines.the name of the magazine that I research is called Time A World With Out Bees and was published August 19 2013. And the other magazine in the Group I work with to share data is called Weekly ‚ U.S. and Seven Teen. My hypothesis was any magazine I look at made from the U.S.A was going to have mostly white males then females. The first thing I did was pick a magazine that was published this year in 2013. Also I look throw the magazine and counted the

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    advertisement was released. This “call to action” style ad appealed to all three elements of rhetoric. The Kleercut advertisement‚ created by Greenpeace‚ corroborated a firm argument against Kimberly-Clark’s means of production through the textbook balance of logos‚ pathos‚ and ethos appeal‚ and convinced millions to follow its instructions. The first notable detail of the advertisement is the black and white color display. The top-left portion of the ad contains the text message as follows: “HOW TO

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    Textual Analysis- The Sun Also Rises The Sun Also Rises is a 1926 novel written by American author Ernest Hemingway about a group of expatriates who travel from Paris to the Festival of San Fermín in Pamplona to watch the bullfights. This book was written less than ten years after World War I‚ and just as nations were rebuilding themselves‚ individual people were trying to figure out how to live and find satisfaction and meaning of their lives (Blassi). On the surface level‚ The Sun Also Rises

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    the first U.S. menthol brand to gain nationwide distribution. Camel ad first goes for the idea about moments‚ imagination‚ and discovery with their cigarettes and the slogan taste it all. Camel wants you to remember your life moments while smoking their cigarettes‚ it shows a girl enjoying a cigarette looking into the distances. Camel wants you to use your imagination when it comes to smoking their brand of cigarettes‚ the ad shows an old fashion wedding with candles flying away. Also Camel wants

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    connect the viewer with the product at all costs and with no consideration to the state or ideas it may place on people. In a Baume & Mercier ad found in the September 2014 edition of Forbes Magazine‚ it is a timepiece up for sale. The ad is simple yet elegant. A quality suited to match the beauty of this watch. The watch takes center stage in this ad‚ but it is what surrounds it that truly sells it. A well-kept‚ happy man stands with a birthday cake in front of him. He surrounded by friends who

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    Effects of an Ad Advertising is the marketing of an idea in ways that encourages and persuades audiences to take some sort of action. In most cases‚ the action would be to buy a product or service while other are simply to raise awareness. Whatever the case may be‚ money is poured into advertising every day. Marketing agencies try various ways to convince people to buy their products using different persuasion techniques. After first examining an advertisement‚ one could analyze how each detail

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    L’Oreal This magazine ad is about a skin product for women. It says “L’Oreal facial cleanser is proven to remove Acne-causing bacteria in just one wash”. The ad utilizes a female actress because; it shows how well the L’Oreal skin product has helped her skin remain breakout- free. This ad also includes a picture of the product and a face pad to demonstrate how to clean your face when using the product. Although producers claim this acne fighting product works‚ is the L’Oreal facial cleanser worth

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