Give a brief description of
the ad:
-The ad is saying that car
makers follow the lead of a Chevrolet Corvette, and try to compete with the
Corvette.
What propaganda techniques
are used? Point out where/how each technique is used?
-Bandwagon, Symbolism. The
symbolism is that Chevrolet leads the way in making cars. Bandwagon is evident
in that if you are someone who wants to be the first or wants to have the best
car, then they will make a transaction for this type of car.
What effect do the techniques
have? In your opinion, do they do their job?
-The techniques have the
effect of trying to get a potential client to buy this car by claiming that
it’s the best and the leader of the revolution.
In my opinion, this ad is a little vague but does a good job.
Who is the audience for this
ad, and how do you know?
- Young to middle aged
adults, because the idea of driving a fast car usually fits this age
demographic.
What is omitted from this ad?
What is the effect of the omission?
- There is no detail on how
the car is better than others, so it loses potential clients because it doesn’t
say how it’s better.
Would different audiences
have different reactions? Explain!
-Yes, because they don’t
think the same and would probably weigh what their needs are more than what
they want.
What message, lifestyles and
values are encouraged and/or portrayed through the ad? Make connections to what
is in the ad.
- Messages to be a leader and
to own the best car for your wants is portrayed in the ad.
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