I learned that advertisers use special advertising techniques to bring attention to their products/services.

I learned that most companies are biased because they are promoting themselves. I also learned that the perspective comes from us are viewers

I learned that when it comes to ads, less is more. When using too much information readers lose interest in the product. 

What i learned about perspective and bias is that you can really trust ads because they´re promoting themselves so they´re obviously going to hype up the product and make it better than it probably is. 

I´m very aware that advertisers are going to do anything they can do make consumers want their product, meaning they´ll make their product seem like the best thing in the world just so you give them your money.

I learned that there are different processes to advertising. I didn't even think of what it takes to advertise. There is a plan to advertise, different steps. Also, too much information isn't always the best.

I learned that companies are bias because they are promoting themselves. They promote their own products. Also, it's the perspective of the company themselves because they are the only ones who know a lot about their own product. Others don't know everything about them. Companies show the good things about what they are selling. 

Well, I'm not very aware as a consumer. When it comes to advertisements, I don't pay attention to them because I don't care what they're going to say. If I were to see an advertisement, I would skip it (if it gave me the option to on YouTube) or change the channel once the advertisements come on. Advertisers are trying to sell their product to you. They're trying to persuade viewers that they're better than others. They want people to think they're the best of the best.

I learned that advertising uses many different techniques to show off their products. In ad pitches, they show different techniques but have more words and it is not as entertaining as just advertising.

What did you learn about perspective and bias in advertising? 

Well, I learned that the companies will always say good things about their company and make it seem like their product is perfect. They also will never say that one of their products is worse than the newer one. Apple is a great example of never trashing their old products. They will never say the old phone is worse than the new phone but they will say is that it has a more powerful system or a bigger screen.

How aware are you as a consumer? What are advertisers really trying to sell you? 

I am definitely not an aware customer as I fall for all the advertising techniques. I would most likely buy a speaker just because it was advertised by Ronaldo. Advertisers are trying to sell you a product which in some cases you probably don't even need. They are trying to make you feel like you have an obligation to buy that product.                

Ethan Fernandes

 - What did you learn about perspective and bias in advertising?
I learned that perspective changes how a product is seen by certain people, and that bias in advertising really can effect if someone wants or doesn’t want the product.

 - How aware are you as a consumer? What are advertisers really trying to sell you?
I am aware as a consumer that not everything is as good as they advertise and that many times they just want to trick you into buying a product. They are really tying to sell you something you may not necessarily want or need but are trying to convince you otherwise.

I learned it is important to have different techniques and ways to draw your audience/buyers in and to get them interested in your product.Advertisers also need to get to the point fast so they don't lose the interest of their audience.

I learned that all advertisers are and have to be biased towards their own product. They always will lean toward the product they are advertising over a competitor. And they kind of have to. If they didn't they wouldn't be good advertisers! Imagine a Nike advertisers saying on an ad that the new Air Force's are really cool shoes but the Vans shoes are also really cool, so even though Nike shoes are the shoes for you, Vans wouldn't be a bad choice either. No! No one does that!

I am aware as a consumer that not everything advertised on tv/radio are necessities and most of the time they are just products advertisers are trying to get you to buy.

                I learned that using different techniques in your advertisement can attract more viewers in order for you to have a larger audience, and the advertisers need to quickly tell us what they're talking about before the person switches the channel.

I learned that advertisers are pretty much always bias towards their product to make it seem like its better then any other one out there, 

  I think I am very aware as a consumer that advertisers are trying to tell me that their product is the best. For example car advertisements always say their car is the most reliable and affordable, which is why if I were to buy a car I would actually research the type of car I'm buying and not give in to the lies they're telling me.

I learned that the point of advertising is for gullible people to buy a product/service. Advertising takes a lot of planning to make as close to perfect as possible. They try to make it as bias as possible to make the product seem amazing. Different techniques are used so the product will appeal to a consumer. Ad pitches are meant to broadcast/pitch your idea. Some smaller companies can't afford to make their product possible. They go to big companies to pitch their idea so they can invest in it. Ad pitches could be pictures, slogans, etc.

I learnt that every ad is bias. They make it bias so what they have for offer seems superior to everything else. If ads weren't bias, they probably wouldn't get any sales. People are trying to buy the best of the best and If you start listing weaknesses, no one will buy. If you list strengths and only strengths, you will get sales. I learnt that the perspective is usually from the company that is selling their product/service. Its quite obvious cause their perspective makes the product/service look good, which is their aim. Say the perspective was from a competing company, their product/service would probably seem like garbo. 

After all we've learnt, I think I'm pretty aware. I'm no master, but I have learnt how cope around their persuasion. I know that they only show good things. If I'm interested in that product, I'll research on the weaknesses and strengths. Before we started learning about this, I was still a pretty ok consumer. Mainly because models, colors and popping text never really worked on me. I don't care about all that bologna, I just want to see the product. I know that advertisers are trying to sell me a service/product. They use many techniques to do so. Sometimes, a technique companies use are LIESSSSSSSS.

I learned that advertisers sometimes will eventually need more than one technique to drag people closer to their product. They are trying to persuade us by adding only the good things about there products and they are stating there points short and simple. 

I learned that every ad is biased because they have different perspectives amongst each other. COmpanies will try to make other companies look bad and they will argue about it. Just like Apple and Android companies fight each time saying which company is better. 

As a consumer, I am aware that the advertisers are trying there best to persuade me to buy there product. Ads pop up everywhere to grab my attention. Whatever I search up, an ad is going to pop up on the same subject that I am looking at.  Advertisers are going to do what it takes to try and sell me there product. 

Marchelino

I learned that there is a lot of process and steps. Companies take a lot of time making and perfecting their ads and i respect it. I respect the process, and i trust the process majority of the time.

People will have biases and different perspectives. Many companies do. I learned that changing the bias in an ad is hard, as it is ones opinion and view on it, same with perspective. You can possibly alter the bias/perspective but that requires years of marketing and ad experience.

I feel like I understand some ads, but there are many that persuade me. An example is toothpaste, it doesn't whiten your teeth, it just cleans them. Advertisers are trying to sell lies to you, as everything that say may not be true, and when it is, it's just a bunch of balogne and cow poop.

I learned that the ads are not only pictures that look nice, but it is actually really thought out and planned nicely. Also there are lots of process to make it as perfect as possible. I would have never thought that the ad would have had so much process and have a meaning to all the colours.

Advertisers that are bias will always promote one company and make the other companies look bad so that the object that they are trying to sell might be sold. when the advertisers are bias they do have reasons but it will be hard to change there opinion.

As a consumer i am aware that they want me to think that useless stuff is really important for me. This is truly a bunch of baloney.

By the way this is Lazar's work!!!

I learned that they use different ways and techniques to make people want their product. It had pictures and good info that someone would need. 
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 What did you learn about perspective and bias in advertising?

Bias advertisements because they try and focus it on their product. Bias advertising is different because they sometimes don’t look through other people’s perspective and they base it of their own opinion.

How aware are you as a consumer? What are advertisers really trying to sell you?
I am sometimes aware. They are trying to sell me something I don’t really need in my life, but they persuade me to get that product and they just want that money for themselves.