Propaganda Example by Tracy Harvath

Bandwagon

tracyharvath — 2025-04-15 14:34:54 UTC

This is an example of the bandwagon technique because it says "over 99 billion served". This shows their hamburgers must be good if billons of them have been served.

Emotional Appeal

2025-04-24 14:48:17 UTC

This is an example of emotional appeal because it uses sad imagery and music to make the viewer feel pity and guilt. It aims to create a strong emotional reaction that motivates people to donate or adopt.

Celebrity Endorsement

2025-04-24 14:51:50 UTC

This ad uses celebrity endorsement by featuring Serena Williams, a well-known and respected athlete. Her presence makes the product more appealing because people trust her and may want to be like her, so they associate her success with the brand.

“Natural” Appeal / Scenes of Nature

2025-04-24 14:53:07 UTC

This ad uses the “natural” appeal technique by connecting the product with scenes of untouched nature, implying it is pure, healthy, and free of harsh chemicals. It makes people believe the product is good for them and the environment.

Wit and Humor

2025-04-24 14:54:11 UTC

This commercial uses wit and humor to entertain viewers while advertising the product. By making the audience laugh, the ad becomes more memorable, and people are more likely to talk about it and remember the brand.

Price Appeal / Free Gifts

2025-04-24 14:55:13 UTC

This is an example of price appeal or free gifts because it encourages consumers to buy the product by offering something extra at no additional cost. It makes the deal seem more valuable and tempting.

Bandwagon

tracyharvath — 2025-04-24 16:23:47 UTC

This shows bandwagon because it says "america's favorite mascara" meaning if everyone else loves it you will to