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1) Target audience
-Parents who want their kids to eat healthy
-Kids
2) Persuasive techniques
-Statistics
-"Organic water"
3) Is it effective? Why/why not?
-It could be from a kid's perspective?
-Parents are confused as they are unsure whether they are drinking organic water or not ???

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Target audience?
Parents/caregivers
Persuasive techniques used?
- logo
- emotional appeal

Is it effective? Why or why not?
Yes because it was visually appealing and it had it had facts that parents would like to hear.

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Persuasive techniques
- small people in the video
- the way the man explained machos upgrade on the kids happy meals
- more healthier products included in the happy meal
- the ingredients (Less fat, oil)

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targeted audience: parent (30 and above) because children don't care about the percentage.
persuasive techniques:
-> statistics
is it effective? why why not?
It is effective by getting people to come in to get a happy meal. And telling the parents the percentages of how it is improved.

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Target Audience?
The target audience of this add is parents whom are new to maccas.

Is it effective?
in my opinion it is not effective because of the construction site it was made in and because of the bogus claim the happy meal is healthier.

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Target audience (mcdonalds):
It influences parents to buy happy meals for children.
Persuasive:
statistic
Its effective because it shows that is has become more healthier.

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The happy meal ad:
1. Parents that have children
2. Statistics
3. It is effective, because it makes parents feel like it's  much more healthier for children to eat at McDonalds (when it really isn't)

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1. Kids with parents who don't know how to cook.

2. Expert opinion (it talks about the stuff in the happy meal), Repetition and Bandwagon?

3. It is only effective for little kids

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The target audience is the parents because parents will think that the happy meals have upgraded into a more healthier meal for there kids.

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1. The ad was targeted to parents

2. Emotional appeal, repetition

3.

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1. i think it targeted adults, to persuade them that the happy meals are becoming healthier.
2.

3. it was effective because of the data they told us and the way it was presented in the ad made it more interesting.

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i think the target audience is for parents

they use emotional appeal so that the parents can be a bit happier about the kids not having so much fat in the food

yes it is effective because

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I think that the ad was for people that where 30 and over with kids.

persuasive to buy the product.

i think that it is not effective because it still dosen't say anything about how bad the oil and over all maccas is still full a lodes and loads of calories

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What is The Target Audience?
The target audience is parents and new customers of maccas.

Was it effective?
No it wasn't in my opinion because of the construction site in inwhich happy meal was made in

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1. the target audience was adults who have kids

2.-Bandwagon
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3- i think this ad is effective because it made me want to get a happy meal after watching it

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They dressing lil kids

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Repetition, rhetorical question, testimonial, pathos, logos,

Trains, busses, billboards, newspapers, music

1. The target audience is children and their parents.
2. They use emotional appeal to make parents feel better about buying happy meals.
3. I believe that it is effective but I also believe not every kid is going to want apples instead of fries....

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maccas ad: because it looked good on the photos that they took.

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*depression intensifies*

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Where do you see/hear advertisements?
-> Buses
-> Billboards
-> TV
->Youtube
->Radio
-> Apps
-> Before movies
-> Supermarkets
-> Newspapers
-> Social media
-> Flyers
-> Before dance concerts

What are some adverts you remember? Why was it memorable for you?
-> Specsavers ad which the volleyball and the guy hits a seagull i remembered it because it was funny
-> Australia Day Lamb i remembered it cause i saw it all the time and was very annoying

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What are some adverts you remember?
- drink driving
- smoking kills
- maccas
- car sales
- hungry jacks
- amart
- aldi
- woolworths
- maybelline (makeup)
- rebel sport
- lollipop world
- adventure park
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where we see ads:
magazines, newspaper, posters, TV, youtube, phones, apps, social media, billboards,

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-repetition
-emotional something something
-testimonial
-bandwagon

-maccas' chicken nuggets ad
-that audi ad with tom holland in it

we see ads in public transport, on walls in the form of a poster, in places where a significant amount of people are around etc.

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We see ads:
on the bus, bus stop, billboards, youtube, internet website, radio, apps, social media

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on the bus, billboards, on tv, social media, nike, car ads, posters newspapers, maccas, KFC, hungry jacks,

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Alliteration, Anecdotes, inclusive language, metaphors, repetition, humor, emotional appeal, identify tone, cliches, puns, Rhetorical question

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All the persuasive techniques?
- colour
- words
- pictures
- free products given when buying there products
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Bandwaggon
Personification

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inclusive language
repetition
metaphors
emotional appeal

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We see ads on.... buses, billboards, everywhere in life we see ads

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Repetition
Testimonial
Emotional appeal
rhetorical questions
facts/evidence

We see ads everywhere, social media, in public places, on the tv, apps.

I remember the

Kevin Hart's Hyundai 'First Date' Super Bowl ad because it was funny and easy to relate to.

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Persuasive techniques:
Repitition, testimonial, expert opinion, bandwagon emotional appeal

Where we see/hear advertisements:
On buses, cinema, radio, social media/videos, robots, classrooms (rarely)

What are some adverts you remember?
Maccas ad, Nike ad, Mini-cooper ad

Why was it memorable for you?
(We had to learn it in class) It had contrasting colours and the techniques used

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Humour
inclusive language
statistics
hyberbole
anecdotes
alliteration
jargon

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graffiti
ads
posters
billboards

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We see ads in... Bus stops, buses, billaboards, social media, newspapers, before movies in the theatre, youtube, supermarkets, television, sports stadiums

Persuasive techniques... Testinomial, Repetition, bandwagon, expert opinion, logos and slogans

Ads... Drink driving ads, cigarette ads, Mcdonald's, Nike, Bunnings: lowest prices are just the beginning, Playstation, Car ads, Hungry Jacks, Lego
They are all memorable because they are all the best ads and the ads we see the most.

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Inclusive language, alliteration, Metaphor, repetition, testimonial, bandwagon, emotional appeal

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WHERE DO WE SEE ADS
- Busses
-Billboard
-Youtube
-on television
- on social media
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metaphors, repetition, bandwagon, emotional appeal, humour, testimonial, alliteration, personification

back of the bus,

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logos, slogans, bandwagon, testimonial, expert opinion, emotional