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 Media Literacy:  

~Teaching you about advertising

 

 

Persuasive Techniques:

Big Lie: Persuading through dishonesty. This ad says that Pantene Pro V will make your hair 35% thicker but just like every other hair product that claims it can make your hair some odd % thicker it probably won't.

 

                                                 

Maybe: Persuading with promising but "hedgy" language- "It could be you." Just because it says it could be you doesn't mean that it will be you who wins the lottery.

 

 

  

Humor: persuading through appeals to the funny bone. In this ad for Timotei there is a lion that has supposedly used Timotei and now his hair is great. This is funny because it would never happen and looks really strange.

 

 

               

Simple Solutions: Persuading by offering a simple solution to either manufactured or more complex problem. In this ad the problem is the flue, and the solution is Vicks.  "Feel better faster." If you use Vicks you'll feel better faster than when not using any treatment.

 

 

Hyperbole: Persuading by making exaggerated claims, "The most amazing film of the year." This statement makes the ad more fun and big like this movie is the best movie.

 

 

 

 

Comments (8)

Katie M. said

at 9:58 am on Feb 20, 2008

LOVE IT!!!

Stephen said

at 9:40 am on Feb 21, 2008

I LOVE IT MORE!!!!!!!!

Kylie said

at 9:44 am on Feb 21, 2008

theres alot of good ads here

Zack. H said

at 9:45 am on Feb 21, 2008

Its prettttttyyyy cool and i like some of the ads, they are funny!! :):)

carly said

at 9:51 am on Feb 21, 2008

um i think the homework one is a little...............i think you get my flow right?

carly said

at 9:52 am on Feb 21, 2008

you stretched the superman ad too much so try to scrunch it back so that people can actually read it......good job though

Katie M. said

at 9:53 am on Feb 21, 2008

purpose of media, no everything, pesuading: persuading, more about lottery ad, explain about geek ad or get rid of it, no treatment then medicine, problem: solution, not "the man of steel is back!"; comments on bottom of ad

Rebecca said

at 8:36 am on Apr 28, 2008

I like ur page alot! The adds are good examples of the persuasive tecniques. (sp.?) Again - luv ur page.

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