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This ad is talking about a new color TV from NBC. It is larger than most and displays in color. The ad uses a family around the tv to draw families who can afford it.

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This ad is saying that any kids who eat these oats will make your kids strong

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This add taps into the common desire to capture youth with statements like "you should not let your hair grow old" and calling it wrong to let one's self grow "old-looking and unattractive." It stresses the importance of appearing young or being judged by gray hairs. It emphasizes the insecurity of seeming old and ugly.

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When buying products, many people are very sensitive when it comes to ingredients. A large number of unknown ingredients can deter the consumer from actually buying the product. However, "La Creole" uses this hyper-fixation of ingredients to their advantage by emphasizing the importance of one ingredient: 'Euresol'. In this Advertisement, they claim that 'Euresol' can treat dandruff and other detrimental scalp conditions. They go further to say that this ingredient is recognized for its value by the Council of the American Medical Association. By using the name of a higher authority, this advertisement has successfully "legitimized" their product.

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This advertisement for toothpaste use "scientific" evidence of how a smile is affected by "pretty teeth" to back up and promote a beauty ideal (the ideal white teeth). The ad, from the first glance at the headline, clearly claims that by using the product which is supposed to make your teeth look ideal, your smile will look better, also referring to how you will look better when you are happy.
- Gail Belelty

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This advertisement is persuasive because it uses an image and comparison to guns because many people had guns in this time period. It represents what people though was the ideal man. It shows that if you use the razor than you are more manly.
- Zachary Leiderman

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This ad shows multiple girls with beautiful hair. They took the ideal image of what a woman's hair should look like, and showed it multiple times in one advertisement. This also is their attempt to prove that their product works, saying it is consistent among girls and therefore the customer.
Noah

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The advertisement is attempting to get women to purchase their shampoo by offering the idea that it is the best shampoo available. Unlike the common tactic of saying they have the lowest prices they actually dress the fact they have high prices but justify them with the quality of their shampoo making their claim of being the best seem genuine.
-Santi Guido Canella

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This advertisement is trying to convince women that the way towards charm is through beautiful healthy hair using their shampoo. They also mention how there is no other product that is cheaper than theirs and will give a better result. Another strategy they use is a trial offer which could get people to try and maybe love the product and continue buying it.
- Emma

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The advertisement is trying persuade women to buy the product and make them feel like having a good complexion will win over a man. Perfect skin is considered the "foundation of charm" and ensure that men will stay with you because of it. - Natalie

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This ad persuades women to buy this product because they are trying to make them feel insecure if they do not look like a "perfect woman." This ad makes women want to use their product in order to look like beautiful brunettes or blondes. - Julia

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This ad uses beautiful packaging and delicate language to enforce the sense that, by using these products, the user becomes gentle and ladylike (the perfect woman in the eyes of men).
- Jo Goldman