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kifflom [539]
3 years ago
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Think of two advertisements that you have seen recently, one that you like and one that you dislike. What is each ad trying to s

ell or promote? What do you like/dislike about each? Do you think either ad would influence you to buy the product or service advertised? Why or why not?
Business
1 answer:
Alisiya [41]3 years ago
5 0

Answer and Explanation:

An advertisement that I have seen frequently and that has caught my attention is an advertisement about Shampoo for dogs. This announcement has a color palette that I like very much, it has a feeling of balance and freshness. This makes me believe that the dog will feel these sensations if he uses this product, which makes me want to buy it immediately. The dog images, used in the ad, also reinforce this desire, since all dogs are well treated and with very beautiful hair.

However, an ad that has not convinced me to buy the product is an advert about face moisturizer. Although the advertisement is well produced, it promises a miraculous product with effects beyond the capacity of a moisturizer. When watching the ad I feel somewhat deceived and I have negative feelings about the product.

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