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Escaping the grip of social media dependency. We have to reclaim our time, interact with the real world, and break the cycle of ceaseless scrolling if we want to live more completely. A man who is constrained by virtual distractions is shown struggling in this powerful image.

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The natural world keeps giving even when we take. This picture asks us to safeguard and preserve trees for future generations by reminding us of the priceless treasures they give us. This picture serves as a moving reminder of nature's resiliency and generosity in the midst of the never-ending cycle of human consumption. Inspiring us to think about our behaviour and make sustainable decisions to ensure its continued presence in our lives, the unselfish tree provides comfort and sustenance.

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The popular news channel, Media One is promoting their social media handles highlighting their viewership count in social media where people watch news nowadays. The caricature calling out directly to their rivals in their field through the presentation of data is convincing and persuading to the viewers to check out their channel

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This bright pink advertisement by IKEA highlights lack of closet space in order to sell their space solving solutions for the same.

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Imagine a dog trying to relax but constantly scratching itself due to ticks. Well the ad wants to convey this through a very creative illusion. A giant picture of dog scratching itself is attached on the floor of a mall and when one sees from a top angle, the people walking by on the ground give an illusion of ticks. Now, any dog lover or owner can just visualize the discomfort the dog is going through and no pet parent wants this for their lovely baby....so yeah they go to their nearest store to grab a bottle of Frontline Flea and Tick spray.So yeah...the ad worked as everyone wants to see their loved ones happy and comfortable.

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Spicy food lovers have good news in the form of Heinz Tomato Ketchup Fiery Chilli. Their ketchups are so hot that you'll need a mitten to hold 'em. Now people who love spicy would definitely go for it. And not to mention, the ad is self explanatory....so there's not much to explain. The typos also makes sure people understand what they mean.

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This clever (highly subjective) advert boasts about the strength of its duct-tape in a rather artful manner.  Here, it makes the claim that their duct tape is strong enough to hold their huge billboard against the wall. (Hmm... I should probably use this tape to fix my life)

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This is a visually striking poster by Mooketing, where it erases the lions from the Ashok Stambh curved on the coin. Through this, it shows how significant lions are to the nations' heritage and them being endangered amount to a huge loss. It manges to appeal to the audience's national sentiment and makes them aware of the vanishing of lions. In the footnote, it reestablishes the claim and asks to contribute for their efforts.

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Libertas, the Statue of Liberty godess, has been standing holding a torch above her head with her right hand for over 100 years. That must hurt like hell! Well this pain reliever claims they can cure even that. The caption plays with a 'monumental' pun as well.

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Happydent chewing gums whiten the teeth. Placed within complimentary colours, the advertisement shows a scale. The scale arranges tooth samples from yellowest ones to the whitest one. And yes, the whitest one is a happydent gum. Its a smart approach to convince people yearning for white teeth into chewing happydent gum.

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This was a brilliant ad as it very creatively tells the audience what it intends to say without the use of excess elements. The ad shows the milk in the glass defying all laws of gravity to be with Oreo because as everyone knows milk and Oreo belong together and no one should ever dare to separate them. Not even gravity. The ad is made for kids... As it is well known that not a lot of kids like the taste of plain milk and therefore, they need to be given something along with the milk for them to finish that one glass and that is precisely where Oreo comes into play. I mean what better companion to plain old milk than the creamy, chocolaty Cadbury Oreo? The above ad very beautifully captures this sentiment and is therefore highly effective.

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The ad for Harley Davidson motorcycles with the caption "It's like a first date without the awkward silence" serves it's persuasive purpose by using humor and relatability to capture attention. The ad suggests that the loud sound of the motorcycle can replace uncomfortable silence on a first date, which makes it funny and memorable. The ad also emphasizes the special feature of their bikes - the powerful engine sound. Overall, the ad aims to create a desire for the product and make it shareable among viewers.

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This campaign aims to highlight the pain and displeasure that animals go through during the festival of Diwali. The campaign uses fun colours and bold letters that remind viewers of the festive season. Contrasted with this, are the petrified animals. The images show how the animals could protect themselves if they had the ability to do so calling attention to the fact that it is our responsibility to help them. The captions are missing the letter 'u' further driving it home that it is up to 'U' to help them.

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Expect McDonald to come up with something this creative!

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The ad is pretty clear with the message that it wants to convey which basically is the announcement of the opening of McCafe in all of McDonald's restaurants as well as at McDrive. Previously, customers could only order McCafé coffee at a McCafé, but with this ad McDonald successfully communicated that it’s possible to order McCafé at any McDonald's restaurant as well as at McDrive. This convenience gives coffee lovers the opportunity to be a little lazier or a little more comfortable. If they want to sleep in a bit, why not, as their coffee is on their way to work. If they don’t want to get out of their comfortable car on a cold day, they don’t have to as McDrive has McCafé coffee on the go. McCafé has made things easy, convenient and comfortable for them all.

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McDonald's_ Good coffee_ Simple.  • Ads of the World™ _ Part of The Clio Network

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Through this ad, FedEx is claiming that their delivery service is just as rapid and convenient as passing something to your neighbor through your window, even when there is a vast distance. The visual illustrates two individuals exchanging a package over an ocean, symbolizing Asia and Australia, to highlight the seamless and efficient nature of FedEx's global delivery capabilities.

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In newspapers, page 3 also called the celebrity page covers entertainment news, games, the life of celebrities, horoscope, cooking recipes, fashion, gossip, models, etc. This ad surgically calls out people who only read newspapers for gossip about the life of celebrities and ignore the other news. It is also a jab at other newspapers who basically have content from page 3 all across without any actual news coverage. The ad effectively persuades that if one reads The Hindu, they will be ahead of the times, that is, aware of the happenings in the world.

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This picture shows the importance of tree plantation. We all want to enjoy healthy life. The most important thing for our healthy life is a pollution free environment. If we want to keep our environment pollution free, we must plant more trees. We always should remember - for a better tomorrow, plant more today.

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To Coke or to Pepsi, that is the question. The historic rivalry of Coca-Cola and Pepsi needs no introduction. On the left is a Halloween advertisement from Pepsi, head-on addressing their competitor. Perhaps, the idea behind the ad is to mock the consumers of Coca-Cola by implying that the product is scary. It seems like a fun and creative way to bring attention to their own brand Pepsi in a not very lucidly demeaning manner. Little did Pepsi know, the rivalry is not limited to the companies or their marketing teams. Unfortunately, Coca-Cola didn't want a piece of this. They never responded. Then who made the ad on the right? Their fans. On the right is the same picture with a different caption. The narrative is completely flipped because now Pepsi is made to look as if it looks up to Coca-Cola as a hero and aspires to reach its level, hence why it is dressing for Halloween as coke. Which one do you prefer: Coca-Cola or Pepsi? *smiles in capitalism*

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This picture shows that though women are equal to men,still not get their due respect. A woman is a country's fate, so we should not put her life at stake. Women’s oppression is an obstacle for social development. We always should remember - more powerful the woman, the stronger will be the nation.

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Bacardi making a strong point which makes it's products more desirable by a particular group of intellectual alcohol connoisseurs. It further reinforces the popular existing sentiment that there's no point in drinking if you don't want to get all out wasted, blitzed and sloshed(which is questionable, but popular nonetheless).

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This campaign for animal free circus appeals to our emotions. Tigers are a symbol of strength and independence and seeing one helpless evokes sadness and empathy in viewers. Additionaly using the caption 'the show mustn't go on', which is a play on the phrase 'the show must go on', which originated in the 19th century circus industry, reminds us that times change, we need to change as well.

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Pizza Hut is inviting customers to have their pizza with it's truly Italian taste. In the poster, the person who's seemingly eating the pizza looks like the painting of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, which is also a famous Italian remark. Through this ad pizza Hut is hinting that you can get the true Italian experience.

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Anything I have ever seen from or about a Colleen Hoover book has been more than enough to convince me over and over again to never read her books.

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Swiggy is a brand known for going all out in their advertising campaigns. While there are many examples of Swiggy's clever advertisements to choose from, this one is my favourite.

In classic Swiggy manner, this is a very quirky advertisement, showing 'the Swiggy Man' clad in a spacesuit on the moon, fishing out a Swiggy delivery package in outer space. Thus implying that Swiggy can deliver food anywhere, even if that place is not on earth. Not only is Swiggy delivering food, it is also delivering water to outer space, hence helping in establishing life on another planet. This reasserts Swiggy's claim that they are omnipresent.

The text in the top left corner is asking people to identify what makes this poster a Swiggy ad, and an award money of ₹ 1 lakh is offered for creative theories. This again, is an excellent marketing technique from Swiggy. People analysed the ad and came up with their own theories, looking for any element that could be related to Swiggy.

Apart from the cleverness and chef's kiss humour of Swiggy's marketing team, this ad is also beautifully made. There is excellent usage of colours, and the ad is very pleasing to look at. With the distant floating planets, the purplish-blue scene of the outer space, the nebula in the background and the high-tech machinery in the front, this poster looks like it came straight out of a high fantasy sci-fi comic book. (There has indeed been fanfiction written with this ad as inspiration.)

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A hilarious car advertisement that centers around the legendary Porsche 911 and its unexpected role as a police car. German cars can unleash their full-speed potential on the Autobahn, a highway network with no speed limits; this ad takes full advantage of that fact. Picture this: If a daring lawbreaker tries to make a quick getaway on the Autobahn, the German Polizei needs a vehicle that can keep up. And what do they choose? The Porsche 911! It's the ultimate comedic twist. With a mischievous smile, Porsche highlights how the 911 was designed to tackle high-speed pursuits all day long, making it the perfect choice for relentless law enforcement.

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On 23rd March, 2013, after 12 years together, widely known alternative band My Chemical Romance (MCR) announced that they would be disbanding, much to the dismay of their fans worldwide. After over 6 years of radio silence, they returned to they public eye with 3 cryptic videos posted to their YouTube channel, entitled "An Offering...", 'MCRXX" and "A summoning..." alongside this image on all of their social media accounts.
While this may not exactly be an effective form of persuasion to all, it serves the niche of persuading their target audience and those in adjacent circles, an admittedly sizable amount of people, to keep up with what they were up to. Despite being relatively "new" to the scene when compared to bands like The Smashing Pumpkins (1988) or Green Day (1987), MCR (2001) have been a source of inspiration to many bands that formed later and have since risen to fame, like Twenty One Pilots (2009), and Waterparks (2011). The audiences of all these bands largely coincide, which meant more people were persuaded into keeping up with My Chemical Romance during their cryptic return.

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This is an insightful image which conveys the idea that once we are at home we don't need to fake ourselves as we do when we are in public places. We can be as real as we are, once we are at home. We often have to suit our behaviour according to the interests of the society ,despite the fact that we're independent human beings. The mask shown in the image signifies the barrier between our actual character and faked social behaviour, thereby , making it a strong persuasive image.

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This is the cover of the upcoming book-to-screen adaptation of Casey McQuinston's bestselling novel Red, White & Royal Blue. The book revolves around a romance between the prince of England and the first son of the United States. The premise in itself is attention-catching for its scandalous nature. A homosexual romance between the sons of the leaders of two of the most powerful countries (which haven't had a history of the most amicable relations) in the world? Tell me more!

The first thing that grabs my attention in the cover is the two entangled feet (Due to their placement in the center) and their socks - That's right, those are the flags of Britain and America on their socks. A country's flag is its pride and the fact that they are being worn by the main characters on their feet, which are in contact, implies that their bond has more power than whatever obstacles lie in their way, for example the complicated political situation that would arise due to their romance.
The tagline 'Love gets royally complicated,' emphasises on that fact with its clever wordplay.

The usage of colours is immaculate. The colours used in the background reference the title, which I find very clever. The setting is fairly posh and diplomatic, with the two men dressed in well-tailored suits, and the plush couch they are seated on.

Adaptations of existing media are made majorly for existing fans, and everything about this cover appeals to the lovers of the book, and creates an excitement among them for the movie.
Above the heading, there is also a mention of the fact that the book this movie is based on is a New York Times bestseller, which would work well to attract new viewers, unfamiliar with the book. This is a great marketing tactic, as not only existing fans, but other people would also be interested to watch the movie.

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This ad effectively persuades the audience to buy Snickers when they are famished. The caption mentioned in the picture says that when a person is hungry, they won't have the energy to speak or write well. Creators of the ad have deliberately made spelling mistakes throughout the ad ( including the one on the wrappers where our attention falls first ), in order to, reflect the point that our brain doesn't work well once we feel hungry. There is also a subtle implication in the ad that Snickers is good enough to instantly satisfy our hunger and reload ourselves with energy.

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every women's dream is to have flawless and smooth skin, which seems to be a struggle to have especially in the winter season when our skin tends to be dry and parched, and that is what Vaseline highlights in their ad by using a cracked paint surface of a woman's leg and applying Vaseline onto the cracked surface. As she rubs it in, the cracks begin to vanish, and the paint transforms into smooth, rejuvenated skin. This visual metaphor creates an emotional bond by resonating with the typical wintertime skin problem of cracked skin and making it seem relatable. The ad promotes Vaseline as an effective treatment for the discomfort brought on by cracked skin by showing its ability to heal and moisturize dry skin. This serves to further the notion that Vaseline can restore smoothness and vitality to the skin during the winter.

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Chupa Chups effectively promotes their sugar-free lollipops using a very creative visualization. The image depicts a dropped lollipop and ants diverting their path in order to avoid it. Generally, ants are attracted to sugary treats. However, in this case, the curved path of the ants shows the lack of sugar in the product and hence the intended idea is conveyed successfully.

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On a bright sunny monday, when our mums try to wake us up, the reply she receives is "just 5 more minutes", while this advert asks for "500 more minutes". This is to show that the beds made by the company are so comfortable to use that people do not wish to leave it and sleep some more due to the cozy experience.

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This billboard is self-explanatory. The word "sex" is used just to grab the attention of viewers, and it does work, or at least it did on me, which is why it's here :) The message is conveyed using just three words: "Eat at Subway," and the brand logo being the final touch. This advertisement is both quirky and persuasive, while also being concise in its delivery and hence does the work.

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This poster persuades the audience to stop drunk driving by showing its consequences. The poster shows images of a bottle of whiskey, a petrol pump, and a human skull, signifying alcohol usage, driving, and death respectively. Using these images the creator is able to show a story about how the mixing of alcohol and driving ends up in the loss of human lives, a message that could have taken pages to pan out, with just 3 words.

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"Using someone's insecurity to sell your products?"
Complan- "Yes."

In a society (and world at large) where your height is considered to be directly proportional to your confidence, advertisments like these become a common sight.
The above advertisement uses one of the biggest insecurity of the mankind (short height) to sell their product. This product, a health and energy powder that claims to increase growth; is targeted particularly towards kids. They have juxtaposed the image of a short-heighted kid with that of a kid who is 'not' short-heighted. The expression on the short-heighted kid's face gives away that is he not happy and not confident enough, most probably because of his height. Whereas the other kid looks happy and confident. What is written on there shirts is also a key detail here. While the sad kid's shirt says 'Other Kids', the happy kid's shirt says 'Complan'; asserting how kids who drink Complan are in a way, dare I say, better than the 'other' kids.
We live in a world where no one wants to be a part of 'others', especially the young minds(which are easy to corrupt). Hence advertisements like these help boost the popularity (and sales) of the product(s), even if that comes at the cost of someone's insecurity:(

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One of the most memorable and successful slogans of the 20th century, ' does she or doesn't she ' set forth an entirely different communication strategy in the cosmetics market. Rather than making their customers swagger about their product , Clairol infused an idea of concealment in their product promotion. They effectively put forward the claim that Miss Clairol hair colour appears so natural ,thereby, leaving others clueless in deciding whether you have actually coloured your hair or not. The shining , black-coloured hair of the lady visually complements the slogan and convinces the audience that Miss Clairol helps them to achieve a fresh, natural hair colour that contradicts their age.

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The chewing gum company Trident is using this persuasive advertisement to convince people that by using Trident chewing gum they can make their mouth smell so pleasant that it feels like they've eaten deodorant.
This is a classic case of the usage of exaggeration in product marketing. Even though the audience understands that it's not possible to attain the advertisement's claim they unconsciously feel a strong pull toward the product.

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A Coca Cola ad. Claims to give you energy. While no factual evidence of this claim is given, it tries to convince by visual. The visuals try to convince you that Coca Cola is similar to a plug fueled with energy and the red background which is associated with danger, and danger gives you adrenaline rush and makes you full of energy.

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What if life one day drop you on top of the Matterhorn?
Rolex watches are specially designed for the ones who have set no boundaries for their life and are always willing to explore the pinnacles of the world. Rolex brands them with the best-ever companion that can withstand a wide range of atmospheric conditions and can accompany them to the infinite horizon. With the help of these alluring visuals and impactful words, Rolex captivates the hearts of watch lovers and effectively persuades them to choose Rolex watches over any other brands( particularly because there are no watch repair shops on top of the Matterhorn).

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How an entire generation was brainwashed into downloading music albums.

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The advert contains a picture of a stomach with a patch of what appears to be the fleshy part of a watermelon. The text, "Stomach cancer, now available in watermelon." might initially be confusing and it works as a good attention grabber. This also makes the viewers' curiosity rise and when they read further, they learn that the poster is to increase awareness about tobacco consumption causing cancer. I personally found this ad very creative and unique.

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Hnin Pwint Han ( second post) H00BAENG20220267

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People love traveling for many purposes. For example, exploring adventures, visiting foreign countries, Honeymoons, family gatherings or trips on vacation, etc. To implement our dreams, Aristocrat is here for you.  " Effortless Trips With the True Travel Master"
To pack the things, luggage is necessary. In Aristocrat, a variety of sizes ( 55cm, 65 cm, 75 cm ), colors are available.

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This photo persuades especially women who adore their hair to be nourished, healthy, and smooth. They produced three types of products, Onion shampoo, hair conditioner, and hair oil. If we use their products, we are caring for hair as self-care. The photo shows the onion, it describes that they use organic things for their products, not chemical things. We can use safely their products. If we want healthy and smooth hair, use Mamaearth hair products.

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The above photo is one of the best ad from Starbucks. In this time, where people feel disconnected from each other, Starbucks gives a solution by saying that coffee break is the perfect time to know each other better. They convey this message creatively by using coffee stains as Venn diagram representing the values of people and the overlap as a point of interest for both that can be explored during coffee break.

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This image is an advertisement of pillows from IKEA. By replacing the pills in the bottle of sleep supplement with pillows, it conveys that the pillows will assure quality sleep and can be a replacement of sleep supplements. The soothing blue in the background makes the message more convincing. The use of logos with the phrase - 'Tomorrow starts tonight' shows the importance of sleep for a better start of the next day. And pillows replacing pills and leaving behind their side effects as a way to sleep better makes it an effective persuasion.

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Plastic pollution is a great hazard to the oceans and the marine life. It also affects our health because of the ingestion of microplastics through sea food. To emphasize this, the image has used the constantly trending, widely liked Sushi and has replaced the sea food content in it with plastic. The use of pathos to spread awareness, by showing the problem to people through something which they like or find relatable, is an effective way of persuasion.

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Bulga oil is a massage oil brand that claims to increase the libido of its users. This bizarre, almost disconcerting, ad uses the very same shock factor to persuade the viewers. Two animals of two different families are seen to be "doing the deed". However the cartoonish appearance of the animals reduces the unsettling aspect and in turn gets their point across - Use this oil and get a libido so strong that you almost turn into a wild animal.
Ps: Consent is important kids.

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priyamvada (H00BAENG20220264) van gogh pt.2

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Eye catching and effective, Keloptic presents Van Gogh's wondrous post-impressionist self portrait to promote their products. Obviously the colors shouldn't be this clear, there's no way but with Keloptic eyeglasses you can see even the most minute details, every stroke of his brush, every wrinkle in the time-worn canvas. Definitely over the top, definitely teases a reluctant laugh and raised eyebrows out of the viewer.

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It is crucial to address the effects of some negative behaviors seen in childhood in modern times where children are exposed to various influences. this poster is calling out every parent to end this cycle of violence and visually highlights the impact of bad behavior in front of kids. it provides an emotional response and encourages a call to action. the partners should stand hand in hand to create a loving and peaceful environment for their children.

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I was that child that sat at the back bench doodling in her notebook or arms while the class went on. But adults and classmates seemed to disapprove of this behavior... Something about ink being harmful for the skin and the need to pay attention in class. But drawing or painting in your hands is a form of self expression, they are like temporary tattoos that fill the empty canvas the skin makes and in doing so, help you cope with the magnanimity of being alive sometimes. This picture influences me to reminisce those memories and support the use of skin as a canvas.

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A very effective technique that takes advantage of the addiction that cigarette smokers go through. By writing "Why quit" in the boldest font, it wins over smokers, as quitting is the hardest part and smokers are always looking for alternatives that would satisfy their addiction without being detrimental to their health and environment. The sentence "no one likes a quitter..." plays on the ego of a person. all in all, I think this is a good example of a persuasive advertisement, especially for a product that is so bad. So products like these not only have to convince smokers to use their brand, but they also have to convince the consumers to use the product in general. In short, these brands need to create their own market through persuasive advertisements.

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The most irritating thing for everyone is to lose something important in the dark. Sometimes we can't find them after a long search too. The poster is showing a solution for this. The bright light that the torch gives help you in finding the lost thing quickly.

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Effective Persuasion through ironic sarcasm. 

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Effective persuasion through ironic sarcasm involves using a mocking or satirical tone to convey a message and influence the audience. It relies on a clever and witty approach to highlight the flaws or contradictions in an argument, often by exaggerating them.

By stating that "you're going to die anyway," the message conveys a sense of resignation and acceptance of an unavoidable outcome. It implies that regardless of one's actions or choices, death is an inescapable reality. The use of the word "anyway" suggests that the inevitability of death overrides any other considerations, potentially downplaying the significance of health risks associated with smoking.
The irony lies in the placement of the sentence; which happens to be a box of cigarettes here. It’s quite ingenious and would have me reaching for this packet rather than the ones with cancerous outgrowths printed on them.

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When we are travelling in public places we become clueless who is healthy and who is sick. So it's quite mandatory for everyone to carry a sanitizer to lead a healthy life. The poster here is so creative showing how we unknowingly contact others while travelling.

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This razor is so good that it even shaves the hair of the tiger which is a tattoo.

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Signal, an acclaimed open-source and private messaging application released a set of ads on all of Meta's ( for the tech illiterate, Facebook) platforms to spark an exodus from Meta's intrusive platforms to privacy respecting platforms. All their ads leverage on Meta's targeted ads algorithm to demonstrate (to users) how their personal info is used to provide tailored adverts that trap users in vicious cycles of consumerism. These multi-variant ads, back when they were released, managed to petrify many Facebook users into adopting Signal and other apps of the same ilk

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This picture tells us about the effective use of resources. It shows us: no matter how many resources we have, those are of no use if we don't know how to use them effectively.

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DHL is a logistics company that claims to deliver parcels and supplies faster than all of their rivals. How do they put it out? With a clever twist on the chicken-egg debate. In this wonderfully gaudy ad both the chicken and egg are given the second place. Because obviously DHL came first. They flaunt their speedy deliveries through this hilarious ad. The humor element persuades potential customers. Consider me persuaded.

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At a time where video game characters looked like spaghetti stains, Nintendo 64 revolutionized the world of video games through an accoladed introduction to 3d video game worlds. At the time, it was considered nothing short of divine intervention. Since the Nintendo 64 directed the path video game development would take over the years, contributing to the making of almost every single classic in existence, there would be seldom opposition to the statement,”It’s the best thing I’ve ever seen”, by God. The Almighty also makes time to explain the features of the console and how he enjoys it, and it no doubt appealed to the masses of the late 90s.

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A treat for lovers of art, The Van Gogh Museum Cafe promotes their delicacies by using a broken coffee cup in their ad. Does the broken handle seem familiar? Ardent Van Gogh admirers would know the lore, that the tortured artist cut off his own ear. This ad masterfully employs subtlety to persuade art lovers to step in and have a cup of coffee (and then post it on Instagram). How could they not?

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'The scars you can't see are the hardest to heal'

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Domestic violence has always persisted and till date continues to be neglected and underreported. This image points at the exponential increase in domestic abuse at a time like the Covid-19 lockdown. The mask is put to use beautifully, representing not just the time but also how domestic violence is  invisible to us as a society.

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Is this an attainable beauty look? Digital content creation is a highly competitive industry that thrives in an environment of filters, edits, expensive cosmetics, cosmetic surgeries and high resolution cameras. This is not an attainable look but when it pops up on my feed, consider me effectively persuaded into buying a shimmery lipgloss and trying it on to never be satisfied by the result in the mirror.

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Burger joints have always competed against each other. In this long series of historic warfare, the above is an example of an ingenious shadow campaign deployed by Burger King against Wendy's. After Wendy's discontinued their beloved spicy chicken nuggets, Twitter was flooded with complaints of disgruntled, devastated and distraught consumers. Burger King promoted these tweets and added a new weapon to their arsenal. These tweets increased the sale of their newly launched spicy chicken nuggets. Wendy's went quietly into the night and lost the battle of the spicy chicken nuggets. But the war is still on.

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A constant fear that lingers in every condom user's mind is leakage. WHAT IF?!?!?!
Durex claims that their condoms are leak proof, by using the logo of Facebook (a platform which is pretty infamous for leaks), asserting how their condoms are of such good quality that they can stop/block Facebook's leaks as well.

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"If you love someone, you have to tell them now before your fleeting days become filled with regret. In some ways, the biggest present that time leaves us with is the memories we have of loving others. That’s why you have to shove embarrassment aside and confess your love to the one you love before it’s too late."

From Reply 1988 (2015), television series.

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130 year old Mercedes congratulating BMW on its 100 years celebration. - Funny

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Jan 27, 2021 - 103 points • 7 comments - 130 year old Mercedes congratulating BMW on its 100 years celebration. - 9GAG has the best funny pics, gifs, videos, gaming, anime, manga, movie, tv, cosplay, sport, food, memes, cute, fail, wtf photos on the internet!

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A car along with being useful is also a symbol of high status. But, while buying car, people also want to make sure that their hard-earned money is well spent and the car does not end up being just a symbol of status. This advertisement attracts customers by telling that their car can accomodate more people and is much cheaper than a Lamborghini.

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The comment section of this post was a never ending list of blaming on all kind of things that was apparently making people to live like this.

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Usually while buying chips we do consider the fact that they are not health and all. But this company right here addressd that worry quite well to make people buy the product with less pressure of eating unhealthy food. Simple yet effective communication I feel. 

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Usually while buying chips we do consider the fact that they are not health and all. But this company right here addressd that worry quite well to make people buy the product with less pressure of eating unhealthy food. Simple yet effective communication I feel. 

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From the movie Dead Poets Society (1989).

AcademiaLiteraria. “What will your verse be?” YouTube. 19 Feb, 2016.

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The context is that the image is from a Vine clip that says " Why you always lyin’ ", signifying that the friends are going to back out on the travel plans.

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https://www.ted.com/talks/chimamanda_ngozi_adichie_the_danger_of_a_single_story?language=en

The famous Nigerian writer and activist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie talks about the power of narrative multitudes in alleviating stereotypes.

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Our lives, our cultures, are composed of many overlapping stories. Novelist Chimamanda Adichie tells the story of how she found her authentic cultural voice -- and warns that if we hear only a single story about another person or country, we risk a critical misunderstanding.

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It's a humorous take on the ww-2 legend simo hayha who played a huge role in finish victory.

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This image is succinct in conveying the importance of realizing one's own subjective contributions to an objective situation.
(Please excuse the clarity, this is a screen shot I took during an online class)