Questions and Answers
What does 'bandwagon' imply in advertising?
What message does 'rich and famous' convey?
If you want to be related to being famous and rich, buy the product.
What does 'free gifts' refer to in advertising?
Coupons and deals associated with the product.
What is the implication of the 'great outdoors' technique?
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What message does the 'good times' technique promote?
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What does a 'testimonial' in advertising indicate?
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Study Notes
Advertising Techniques
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Bandwagon
- Appeals to the desire to fit in, suggesting that a product is widely accepted by a large group.
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Rich and Famous
- Utilizes celebrity endorsements or associations with affluent lifestyles to convey prestige and desirability of the product.
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Free Gifts
- Promotes offers like coupons or deals, creating a sense of urgency and value that suggests the opportunity is too good to miss.
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Great Outdoors
- Links products to nature and a healthy lifestyle, implying that their usage contributes to wellness when displayed in outdoor settings with active individuals.
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Good Times
- Features scenes of happiness and social interactions to suggest that purchasing the product will enhance enjoyment and social experiences.
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Testimonial
- Showcases real users sharing their positive experiences, reinforcing the message that if the product is effective for others, it can be effective for you as well.
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