Propaganda techniques by April Bristow-Smith

Appeal to Authority

2014-03-24 21:11:41 UTC

This commercial is persuading you to buy their new products that will make your skin beautiful. This commercial is appealing because it's very entertaining. The person introducing it is really inspiring. People adore her and her music. She makes everything that she does look fun. They like her skin and want to have pretty skin as hers. -- Bryiah Clark

Testimonial

2014-03-25 23:55:42 UTC

This is a example of testimonial. Here, you have Cam Newton a pro athlete who is signed to under armour trying to get other people like us to buy under armour for his benefit.--Diques

Repetition

2014-03-24 18:55:09 UTC

This commercial shows repetition because it keeps saying "$5 dollar foot long!!" over and over again, and it makes people want to buy a 5 dollar foot long. This commercial is persuading people to go buy a sub that's cheap in there opinion. The song is very catchy, and will have everyone singing it.- ShaTonya Howell

Repetition

2014-03-26 00:32:09 UTC

Here you see that everyone is repeating the quote over and over again, which is repetition.--Diques

Appeal to Emotion, Testimonial, and Bandwagon

2014-03-26 00:31:56 UTC

In this video it is starring -Keyonna Bryant

Appeal to Emotion, Testimonal, and Bandwagon

2014-03-26 00:36:50 UTC

Laurence Fishburne is starring in this commercial as the advitiser for Kia. He is known from Matrix as Morpheus. He states, with choosing the color red you may join him in a mind of luxury. In this state of mind, you are appealing to your emotions because when you are in luxury it makes you happy and relaxed. You may notice this by the song he sings after he blows the whistle. -Keyonna Bryant

Appeal to Emotion, Testimonal, and Bandwagon

2014-03-26 00:50:57 UTC

Laurence Fishburne is starring in this commercial as the advertiser
for Kia. He is known from Matrix as Morpheus. He states, with choosing the
color red you may join him in a mind of luxury. In this state of mind, you are
appealing to your emotions because when you are in luxury it makes you happy
and relaxed. You may notice this by the song he sings after he blows the
whistle. The opera has a "shivery" feel too it and that is how the car would make you feel if you are driving it. -Keyonna Bryant

Transfer and Appeal to Emotions

abristowsmith7351 — 2014-03-24 12:24:33 UTC

This ad capitalizes on the peace movement of the early 1970's. The song itself starts out with simple images that would appeal to most people. It says, "I'd like to buy the world a Coke," and "It's the real thing" (which, by the way, was Coke's slogan at the time). These phrases also suggest peace and simplicity. The ad is designed to evoke these powerful emotions in the mind of the viewer and TRANSFER that strong emotion to the Coke product. --Ms. Bristow

Testimonial

2014-03-25 01:54:59 UTC

Basically, Testimonial uses a celebrity figure or famous person to persuade someone else to buy a product or whatever is being sold. In this commercial, Beats by Dre uses LeBron James as their celebrity figure. It is trying to get the viewer to understand that if LeBron enjoys using the product then you would enjoy using the product as well . ---Quintell Williams

Appeal to emotions and Loaded Words

2014-03-26 01:22:33 UTC

This is an example of appeal to emotions and loaded words because it describing how your windows will appeal to others and even yourself once you clean your windows with windex. By saying the windows wil be streak free, shinny, let in more light and the windows will be even brighter than what they were before. So bright and clean that you may even think that you are aren't in your own home. -- Mecia Smith

Appeal to Authority and Loaded Words

abristowsmith7351 — 2014-03-21 15:55:13 UTC

First, she's a nurse, and the dentist is making a recommendation. Second, they are talking about bacteria, which just sounds gross, even though some bacteria are actually helpful. --Ms. Bristow

Repetition

2014-03-24 18:30:15 UTC

This commercial shows repetition by repeating the same statement over and over. "Call JG Wentworth 877-CASH-NOW!" It repeats this enough times that it gets stuck in your head. You begin to say it on your own and that is what the creators of this commercial want. This commercial, in my opinion, is very banal. It uses the same statement over and over, which makes me irritated. I usually change the channel when this commercial comes on... --Lindsey Harris

Testimonial, Bandwagon and Appeal to emotions

2014-03-26 01:52:07 UTC

Colin Kaepernick is a famous American football quarterback for the

San Francisco 49ers of the National Football League. He is persuading you buy a type of headphones, which are called Beats by Dr. Dre. It's stating that the headphones help you block out what's going on around you and get into your own zone. Additional to that, the song The Man by Aloe Blacc helps reveal the point of wanting to purchase the headphones focusing only on you. -- Mecia Smith

Appeal to Authority

2014-03-24 19:00:44 UTC

This commercial is appealing to authority because it's convincing that this acne cream is the best and it works. This commercial is also recommending people should try this cream, and that it's basically the best acne cream ever. It also shows real people who have tried the acne cream and real results in the commercial. This makes it even more appealing to people because people are seeing the results for their selves.-ShaTonya Howell

Appeal to emotions

2014-03-24 18:40:57 UTC

This commercial appeals to emotions by playing the saddest song in the entire universe!!! If the ASPCA changed the background music, they wouldn't have a sad commercial anymore! Its the music that gets you! If the song playing in the background was "Happy" by Pharrell Williams, the whole theme would change. As stated before, this commercial is appealing to emotions by playing a sad song to accompany sad pictures. --Lindsey Harris

Testimonial

2014-03-24 21:24:07 UTC

This commercial is testimonial because it shows love and romance. It's also letting you know that that time of the year is coming up. It's making you think that you might want to do or buy something special for your spouse. It also persuades you that the store has the most fine jewelry. It makes you wonder if that's where some celebrities get their jewelry from.-- Bryiah Clark

Testimonial and Appeal to Emotions

2014-03-24 22:11:05 UTC

This commercial is persuading you to buy their product because an important person or famous figure is endorsing the product. Because Katy Perry is advertising this product for clear skin, it persuades the audience to buy it. Katy Perry also pushes the product by reaching out to consumers' emotion by saying that Proactiv has increased her self confidence. --Mariana Uran

Loaded Words, Testimonial, and Bandwagon

2014-03-24 22:29:03 UTC

This commercial is persuasive because it is advertising the item as a feelgood drink and the songwriter authorized the song's use in the commercial. It is using loaded words by saying that it is a "thirst quenching citrus soda." It is also bandwagon because everyone is dancing with a Sun Drop in their hand. --Mariana Uran

Appeal to Emotions

2014-03-24 22:47:51 UTC

This commercial appeal to emotions because they see how happy she is and mush fun and cool she looks and that makes people want to buy the product. It also shows how white her teeth are and makes people want their teeth to be that white. --De'Nesha Graham

Testimonial and Loaded Words

2014-03-24 22:39:33 UTC

This commercial is testimonial because there are people saying how good it works and how it helped them. It use words like, "break outs" and "acne" because they know what people will think about them and that's something they don't want on their faces. --De'Nesha Graham

Appeal to Authority and Appeal to Emotions

2014-03-25 01:35:55 UTC

The commercial is persuading more people to buy Sprite. They also have LeBron James, a famous basketball player, sponsoring the product and wants everyone to consider drinking it, They are also convincing you to put your "LeBron Face," on and let out your inner self and/or scream.. haha (as shown) and just express yourself! It makes you feel good about yourself and energized! -- Tykaijha Howell..

Appeal to Authority and Repitition

2014-03-25 01:52:04 UTC

The commercial is showing people how a roll on tube can get rid of headaches.. It constantly repeats "Head on! Apply directly to the forehead!" which can start to get annoying.. This commercial may have persuaded people to buy it, but i doubt it... --Tykaijha Howell..

Repetition

2014-03-25 18:24:30 UTC

Repetition is repeating the same phrase over and over again. In this commercial the phrase that is being repeated is "Call J.G. Wentworth 877-CASH-NOW".They are saying that if you need money you should call J.G. Wentworth-Dante Black

Bandwagon and Testimonial

2014-03-25 15:57:42 UTC

Katy Perry tells about her experience with Proactiv and how it helped improve her appearance and confidence. Lots of Katy Perry fans will also want to use this product just because Katy Perry is using it and they may think it will work for them. In fine print it says "spread and degree of treatment may vary by individual" which means Proactiv may not even work for everybody and you also have to use it for up to 3 weeks to start seeing results. In the commercial are giving you "extra" things to buy their product. - Keyonna Bryant

Repition

2014-03-25 18:22:19 UTC

Testimonial/Transfer

2014-03-26 08:08:40 UTC

T25 is a workout program made to allow people to get the same amount of physical activity as you would with Insanity but within the time interval of 25 minutes. I chose this as testimonial because all of the "test subjects" in the focus group all state how T25 allowed them to quickly and fluently exercise and then proceed through there normal everyday life. The music choice is also in this commercial it is an up beat instrumental which could transfer the feeling of excitement into the audience. --Shaimeaq Deloatch

Bandwagon

2014-03-26 08:37:54 UTC

Axe is a product that claims to make you smell good and makes attracting a woman easy. Axe often exaggerates how powerful the effect of its product is in their commercials. This is a bandwagon commercial because almost every teenage boy has been out and bought a can of Axe because of its "power" to attract females. It makes guys thinks that if someone is using it then they should also try it out. --Shaimeaq Deloatch

Appeal to auhority

2014-03-25 18:18:48 UTC

The Bounty commercial uses statistics to persuade you into buying the

item. Also, it uses the point of view of mothers who clean up after their kids. It also compares how powerful the towel compared to other competitive, leading brands. -Ana Ramirez

Appeal to emotions

2014-03-25 18:48:24 UTC

This commerical appeals to people's emotions by showing sad, tragic, humiliating taunts. The stuff that is being said in the commercial is mean-spirited and demonstrates how some girls suffer from cyber bullying everyday. It also shows how they feel while being told these things. -Ana Ramirez

Transfer

2014-03-25 18:51:29 UTC

What transfer is that moving the emotions of one thing and transfers it to another image. In this commercial it is moving a persons love for guinea pigs and it transfer it over to the Kia Soul.- Dante

Appeal to Emotion

2014-03-25 19:17:54 UTC

this commercial appeals to my emotion because it shows children with different problems and persuades you to donate money to help them. --Lindsay Rowe

Repetition

2014-03-25 19:21:43 UTC

this commercial shows repetition by repeating itself over & over. Fritos on my sub is a catchy slogan. -- Lindsay Rowe

APPEAL TO AUTHORITY

2014-03-25 20:07:02 UTC

this commercial shows a doctor reccomending a certain item. -Brennan Webb

TRANSFER

2014-03-25 19:53:53 UTC

This commercial shows transfer because the little girl had been told that cheerios were good for your heart so she poured them on her dad's chest. -Brennan Webb

Repetition

2014-03-25 21:05:05 UTC

In this Subway commercial, they use repetition to cajole the audience to buy their food. They constantly repeat their slogan or saying to persuade the audience that the food must be that good and that they should try it for themselves. ---Quintell Williams