ELA - 11B - Print Advertising by Antonio Rice https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t Directions: Do some research on the web. Find an example of powerful print advertising (magazine or billboard) and explain how they are trying to persuade you. What are they saying on a deeper level? Answer two questions in your post: What do they want the consumer to do? How are they trying to persuade the consumer? en-us 2020-04-23 02:27:55 UTC 2023-01-25 01:13:33 UTC hello@padlet.com antoniorice https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/1932684543 What do they want us to do?
They clearly trying to persuade us in buying snickers, their product.

How are they persuading us?
They used a quote from Star Wars which was originally "Luke, I am your father"  but they changed it to "Luke, I am your mother."  This is clearly different from the original quote which fits perfectly with their motto which is, " you are not you when you're hungry." 
By doing this, people will find it funny.  Also Star Wars is a big series, it would also attract a majority of Star Wars fans into buying the product too. ]]> 2021-12-07 03:53:35 UTC https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/1932684543 edwardhann https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/1932695083 What do they want the consumer to do?
This ad is trying to get the consumer to buy some of their cough drops

How are they trying to persuade us?
They're using a play on words, comedy, and a bit of pathos to persuade us. It shows a situation where a cough would ruin the meaning of the sentence. For example here, the cough makes the "look good" sound sarcastic and we wouldn't want to seem rude to others. So it's witty and it also appeals to your emotion of being perceived as a nice person. ]]> 2021-12-07 04:01:46 UTC https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/1932695083 Print advertisement somalinna_chhin https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/1932699693 What do they want us to do?
They are persuading people to be aware of sanitation in public spaces, while also advertising their cleaning products.

How are they persuading us?
They used a picture of a payphone keypad with dirty fingers as buttons. This would strike fear and disgust in the audience’s mind as they think about how much germs are being spread on public properties. The powerful image would encourage people to wash their hands and sanitize often. It’s also an indirect advertisement of their disinfectant products. 
]]> 2021-12-07 04:05:52 UTC https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/1932699693 Print Advertisment https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/2399529554 What do they want us to do? 
In this ad the company is persuading the young audience to buy this car and track set, then have a race with their father to see who can win in a small made-up Grand Prix race. 

How are they persuading us? 
this picture of a Hot Wheels ad is persuading us with pathos since it makes the young audience buy and play with their father to win a race. ]]> 2022-11-28 02:36:30 UTC https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/2399529554 https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/2399535429 What do there want us to do?
 they are trying to get consumers to buy their Colgate toothpaste.
How are they persuading us?
 This is a Colgate print advertisement persuading us with the technique call Glittering generalities. They are using the positive word, telling them that using this toothpaste will make them have a better smile and strong teeth. Giving people hope, feel confident to smile.]]> 2022-11-28 02:42:18 UTC https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/2399535429 https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/2399536421 What do they want the consumer to do?
An ad to persuade the consumers to buy coca cola.

How are they trying to persuade the consumer?
They're trying to persuade the consumers by telling them that coke can be shared with numerous people, so you can buy more to share. Base on this advertisement, I believe the propaganda technique that coca cola uses to advertise their products is the bandwagon technique. They gets more people to consume their products by sharing it with other people, seeing that your friends or family drinking it makes you want to drink it too. ]]> 2022-11-28 02:43:18 UTC https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/2399536421 https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/2399537593 What do they want us to do?

They are trying to persuade people to consume/buy Maybelline mascara.

How are they trying to persuade us?

For this advertisement, Maybelline used the bandwagon technique. By placing a quote "America's favorite mascara". This emphasizes that it is a trend and people should buy it since most people in America love this product. In addition, the quote " No wonder one is sold every 1.7 seconds", thus states that it is a popular item. This technique makes the crowd purchase it since everyone is buying it. This kind of advertisement mostly uses words like "join the crowd" or "popular now" to promote their goods and services to emphasize the impression. To make an individual join the mass and not be left out.]]> 2022-11-28 02:44:24 UTC https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/2399537593 lidennay1 https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/2399538160 What do they want us to do?
- Just viewing the picture and reading it, it wants us to help donate to a homeless shelter. 
 How are they persuading us? 
- They want us to feel empathy to people that are homless, try to step in thier shoe, living the moment they have everyday and the suffercations they struggle with.

]]> 2022-11-28 02:44:57 UTC https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/2399538160 https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/2399538213 What do they want us to do?
They want us to buy their flame grilled beef burgers.

How are they persuading us?
They are persuading us by making a joke about the earth being flat (Pathos) and trying to make us laugh and associate this burger with more positive emotions. As well as telling people that the product has not changed and is still has good as ever. ]]> 2022-11-28 02:45:00 UTC https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/2399538213 KCF to FCK https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/2399540886 What are they doing? KCF was trying to notify the public that the chickens that they were using are starting to run out, not exactly an advertisement made to tell the public about KCF the brand itself, but to notify those who are planning to go to KFC that there are small amount of chickens.
How are they trying to persuade us?
By using very risky marketing, nearing the F slur with the audience target being the general public who consumes or likes KFC being younger people, the notation of the advertisement was placed under the advertisement which made people concentrate on it more, therefore giving it attention and such. With the noticeable background of KFC’s standard logo and coloring makes this advertisement a nice thing.]]> 2022-11-28 02:47:08 UTC https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/2399540886 https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/2399541010 What are they saying on a deeper level?
This display commercial not only boasts that moms in general trust Clorox, but it also includes a review from "sydney2" (probably a mom) at the bottom. Moms are the best at cleaning up after filthy, little people, as demonstrated by this advertisement, which is evocative of pretty much any paper towel or cleaning product commercial.]]> 2022-11-28 02:47:15 UTC https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/2399541010 https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/2399543660 what do they want us to do?
They are trying to persuade us to give a truck room to stop tailgating, so car accidents won't happen. 
How are they persuading us? 
They persuaded us by making the picture on the billboard crush together which presents that tailgating might happen if we continue by not giving the truck space and it is dangerous for our lives.


]]> 2022-11-28 02:49:34 UTC https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/2399543660 https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/2399544046 What do they want us to do?
This ad is trying to persuade the audience to purchase Nescafe.

How are they persuading us?
They're using an object, the clock, as a coffee cup, meaning that the coffee itself will keep us awake.  It is also meant to tell us that it is time for coffee or a coffee break, where we can rest and be with ourselves. This image would act as a reminder to all people that they should be drinking coffee to keep themselves awake. ]]> 2022-11-28 02:49:59 UTC https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/2399544046 Print Advertisment https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/2399544132 What do they want us to do?
They are trying to persuade people to tell people cigarette is not that bad even dentist smoke. 

How are they persuade the consumer?
This print advertisement used the bandwagon technique to show people that smoking is good. Not only plain folks smoke but also dentists or doctors. ]]> 2022-11-28 02:50:05 UTC https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/2399544132 https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/2399562294 What do they want us to do?
- They are obviously using a famous celebrity as a hook to persuade us into buying their food.

How are they persuading us?
- They are using testimonial advertising, also known as when a celebrity claims that an idea or product is good, we all tend to follow them. They can convince us easily with barely any clarification, especially if we were huge fans of Ronaldo.]]> 2022-11-28 03:06:41 UTC https://padlet.com/antoniorice/zte35bbamfejn83t/wish/2399562294