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Ethos, Pathos, Logos in Advertisement Ethos: This image is an example of ethos because of the American actress, producer, and business women Jennifer Aniston. The company that produces Smartwater uses her name and face to make their product noticeable. They are boosting their product using her fame, basically saying, "Hey! Buy our product because if Jen loves it you will too!" $ PURE SPECULATION we're not ones to sip and te but Jen's pretty into us and our vapor-dised purity) smartwater Pathos: This is an example of pathos because it's showing the real cost of drinking and driving. Real people have lost their limbs in car accidents related to drunk driving and these people are giving you a reason to stop drinking and driving. They are showing you the truth behind these incidents by hurting your heart talking about the ones who've lost limbs, it's supposed to guilt you into never drinking and driving again. Spare parts for humans are not as original as those for cars. Don't Drink and Drive. Logos: This is an example of logos because Duophase toothpaste is 96% as effective as professional dental cleaning. It's giving you the facts so that you know that this is the best product you can buy, this is the product you should spend your money on. They pull you in with the logical evidence as to why...
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this product is best for you. Studies show that Duophase Clinical Strength toothpaste is 96% as effective as a professional dental cleaning. DUOPHASE TOOTHPASTE
Decoding Advertisement Strategies: Ethos, Pathos, and Logos Explained
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This concise guide is designed for high school economics students, focusing on understanding the persuasive strategies of ethos, pathos, and logos in advertising. The notes are structured to be straightforward and informative, providing clarity on these rhetorical concepts as applied in the marketing world. The guide covers: - Definitions and examples of ethos, pathos, and logos in advertisements, clarifying how each strategy influences consumers. - Specific examples of pathos in advertising, illustrating how emotional appeal is used to connect with audiences. - An exploration of how various advertisements incorporate ethos, pathos, and logos together, demonstrating the synergy of these strategies. - Practical tips on how to effectively appeal to pathos in advertising campaigns. - A quiz section on ethos, pathos, and logos to test understanding and retention of the concepts. - Guidelines for creating an advertisement project using ethos, pathos, and logos, fostering creative application of these strategies. - Detailed analysis of how a sneaker advertisement might use pathos to create an emotional connection with the consumer. - Real-world examples of advertisements that exemplify ethos, offering insights into building credibility and trust. This guide aims to equip students with a thorough understanding of ethos, pathos, and logos in the context of advertising, enhancing their ability to analyze and create persuasive marketing campaigns.
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Decoding Advertisement Strategies: Ethos, Pathos, and Logos Explained
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This concise guide is designed for high school economics students, focusing on understanding the persuasive strategies of ethos, pathos, and logos in advertising. The notes are structured to be straightforward and informative, providing clarity on these rhetorical concepts as applied in the marketing world. The guide covers: - Definitions and examples of ethos, pathos, and logos in advertisements, clarifying how each strategy influences consumers. - Specific examples of pathos in advertising, illustrating how emotional appeal is used to connect with audiences. - An exploration of how various advertisements incorporate ethos, pathos, and logos together, demonstrating the synergy of these strategies. - Practical tips on how to effectively appeal to pathos in advertising campaigns. - A quiz section on ethos, pathos, and logos to test understanding and retention of the concepts. - Guidelines for creating an advertisement project using ethos, pathos, and logos, fostering creative application of these strategies. - Detailed analysis of how a sneaker advertisement might use pathos to create an emotional connection with the consumer. - Real-world examples of advertisements that exemplify ethos, offering insights into building credibility and trust. This guide aims to equip students with a thorough understanding of ethos, pathos, and logos in the context of advertising, enhancing their ability to analyze and create persuasive marketing campaigns.
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Ethos, Pathos, Logos in Advertisement Ethos: This image is an example of ethos because of the American actress, producer, and business women Jennifer Aniston. The company that produces Smartwater uses her name and face to make their product noticeable. They are boosting their product using her fame, basically saying, "Hey! Buy our product because if Jen loves it you will too!" $ PURE SPECULATION we're not ones to sip and te but Jen's pretty into us and our vapor-dised purity) smartwater Pathos: This is an example of pathos because it's showing the real cost of drinking and driving. Real people have lost their limbs in car accidents related to drunk driving and these people are giving you a reason to stop drinking and driving. They are showing you the truth behind these incidents by hurting your heart talking about the ones who've lost limbs, it's supposed to guilt you into never drinking and driving again. Spare parts for humans are not as original as those for cars. Don't Drink and Drive. Logos: This is an example of logos because Duophase toothpaste is 96% as effective as professional dental cleaning. It's giving you the facts so that you know that this is the best product you can buy, this is the product you should spend your money on. They pull you in with the logical evidence as to why...
Ethos, Pathos, Logos in Advertisement Ethos: This image is an example of ethos because of the American actress, producer, and business women Jennifer Aniston. The company that produces Smartwater uses her name and face to make their product noticeable. They are boosting their product using her fame, basically saying, "Hey! Buy our product because if Jen loves it you will too!" $ PURE SPECULATION we're not ones to sip and te but Jen's pretty into us and our vapor-dised purity) smartwater Pathos: This is an example of pathos because it's showing the real cost of drinking and driving. Real people have lost their limbs in car accidents related to drunk driving and these people are giving you a reason to stop drinking and driving. They are showing you the truth behind these incidents by hurting your heart talking about the ones who've lost limbs, it's supposed to guilt you into never drinking and driving again. Spare parts for humans are not as original as those for cars. Don't Drink and Drive. Logos: This is an example of logos because Duophase toothpaste is 96% as effective as professional dental cleaning. It's giving you the facts so that you know that this is the best product you can buy, this is the product you should spend your money on. They pull you in with the logical evidence as to why...
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Alternative transcript:
this product is best for you. Studies show that Duophase Clinical Strength toothpaste is 96% as effective as a professional dental cleaning. DUOPHASE TOOTHPASTE