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The director of this commercial aimed to get his point across effectively while making every second of the commercial count. The commercial immediately jumps into showing results, the opening image is text that reads A better network as explained by colorful balls. Then the commercial proceeds to show the results of a wireless performance tests in which were reflected by state wins. Verizon in the commercial was believed to have the most with 153 state wins, at&t 38, Sprint two, and T-Mobile none. As the ad continues along it is said that verizon won first in the United States for data, calls, speed, and reliability. While AT&T only won 1st in text, the spokesperson in the ad then goes on to state “Stuck on an average network join verizon and we’ll cover your

In most commercials, with the little time span they have, they must display their product, they usually try to persuade the viewer to either donate, buy or switch. In these commercials on tv, they use rhetoric appeals to do so and try to keep the viewers’ attention, same with these two mobile companies. While both use all the persuasive strategies, At&T connects through pathos and logos while Sprint relays on ethos and logos. They use these rhetorical appeals differently to keep the viewer wanting to learn more and potentially change to their product. Rhetorical appeals are used in both commercials, but one effectively uses these persuasive strategies to convince the viewer to switch to their network.

The commercial has a couple scenes of the daughter as a teenager. In all the scenes prior to that, the daughter always gratefully accepted her dad’s origami swans. As a teenager she practically ignores her father in the scenes, but he is still always there for her. This gave the author a sense of realistic credibility. It’s rare to find a father with a perfect relationship with their teen aged daughter. The viewers were able to recognize that and relate to their own personal experience (“Rhetorical Analysis: Extra Gum And Orbit Commercial”). It gave more belief in the commercial that the events are

The ad is a collage of the four posters used in the campaign, obviously targeted to teens living in and around New York City. They consisted of four very cute but sad and confused looking toddlers, each accompanied by a quote such as, “got a good job? I cost thousands of dollars each year," “dad you’ll be paying child support for the next 20 years," “honestly mom chances are he won’t stay with you. What happens to me?” And “I’m twice as likely not to graduate high school because you had me as a teen”. Each poster also has a big yellow caution like tape stamped across it with exaggerated statistics associated with each quote respectively. In the bottom right hand corner of each poster is also a number to text “NOTNOW” to

The ad seems pretty harmless at first by showing three babies in the hospital doing nothing but relaxing in their little beds. There are two Caucasian babies that are wearing no clothes looking very pleased, but there is one colored baby that is wearing cleaning lady attire while having a miserable gander on her face. The ad is basically talking about the two white babies wearing no clothes which means that they will be able to grow into a society of which they will have access to money while having the option to dive into any career path in their hearts. While the colored baby is forced and predetermined to live in poverty causing her to not have the life she will want and has to go to a low paying job so that she’ll have something in order to support her family.

The girl in this commercial is sad,and lonely because she is being bullied. This is an emotional appeal. This commericial wants the audience to feel sorry for her. It does this by showing the horrible things that are being done to this girl . One example is the teenage girls drove by the girl,and started to teased her. The teenager girls tease the girl of her looks ,and calling her a loser. This bullying made the girl very sad.

In the commercial as simple as it may sound the producer is selling a bad of Doritos. They are trying to persuade the audience that Doritos are the best choice of chips that you can choose. As the producer they are trying to find a way to get to the audience the best way possible. They are trying to make people see something more than just a red bag of chips. They want to have the audience convinced before they even buy them.

It is logical for people wanting to save money on their phone bill. If the mobile user goes over the limited amount then the cost will start to accumulate. “Every time you go over your data limit you get punished.” Nobody would want to pay outrageous rate and fees. The gasps, excitement, and the thrills is what created the pathos. Schaal was astonished by all the facts he was saying because she was “into that type of pain.” T-Mobile 1 argues that they are a more reliable company with less “punishing” fees thus creating ethos. Symbolism is seen in this also. The red “Verizon” phone screen seen dangling from the stand represents data being overly used causing the phone bill to inflate. The whip also acts as a form of symbolism representing the punishment. Another literary term that was involved during this commercial is parody. In general the T-Mobile 1 commercial imitates the movie 50 Shades of Grey. Irony could also be included during this commercial because the mobile plan can sometimes cause people to be indecisive on whether they want to feel the “pain” or not. In the commercial it said “Wireless pain is fine if you're into that sort of

The text reading, “The #1 cause of childhood deaths is preventable accidents” appears on the screen after they use emotional appeal to overwhelm viewers with sadness. Nationwide hopes that this quote causes enough fear to convince the audience that their insurance will keep their children alive. The commercial displays images of an open window on the second story of a house, chemicals from under the sink dispersed onto the kitchen floor, and a television that tumbled down, leaving shards of glass all over the room. A TV falling and killing your child may never cross your mind as a parents,even though, 42,000 people are injured every year. This ad tries to open the eyes of some parents and possibly saved lives of young

The commercial starts where we see a little boy trying to ride a bike while other boys ride off while he’s yelling “wait, hey wait.” Then it is the boy sitting on a bus and gets kissed on the cheek by a girl, and he says “Or get cooties.” As he wipes what is supposed to be the cooties off. We then see an airplane go by as the boy says, “I’ll never learn to fly.” We then see a bathtub in the ocean, as the boy and the dog are sailing. The boy says “Or travel the world with my best friend.” We then see the boy in a tux with his dog behind him, and surrounded by some toys. The boy says, “I’ll never get married.” Then we see the boy in front of a house as he’s telling us “ I couldn’t grow up, because I died in an accident.” We then are taken to a bathtub that I flowing over with water as the words, “ The number one cause of childhood deaths is preventable accidents.” We then see a sink with the bottom doors open and some dishwashing pods spilled open and on the floor, as the narrator says,

By subscribing to AT&T's Gigapower internet service and taking them up on their discounted Premier Offer, users are opting into take part of AT&T Internet Preferences. From the FAQ, it states that "your Internet traffic is routed to AT&T Internet Preferences web browsing and analytics platform" which strongly implies that AT&T is applying deep packet inspection methods to offer targeted advertising.

The Super bowl is one of the biggest games of the entire football season in the United States. This is where companies battle to gain a spot during the half time special and tend spend the most money when it comes to advertising. These ads can cost up to 5 million dollars and are usually highly creative, funny, created to catch the watchers attention with the hopes of going viral and selling their product. What the viewers do not understand is that these companies are selling much more than a product, they are selling a feeling and/or a lifestyle. Nationwide, the popular insurance company happened to be no different when creating their most polarizing and heart wrenching commercial. With the commercial most popularly known as “boy” their main goal was to start a conversation about preventable childhood deaths in America but, in reality they were selling fear and death in order to get parents to purchase insurance.

T-Mobile also did a different ad for NBC's free live-stream featuring Rob Riggle and a vulture. The idea is that he got data vultured cause his wireless carriers scavenge back the data he doesn't use. So things went wrong when

The advertisement begins with a biracial couple introducing everyone in their immediate family while describing to the audience how they met. After saying how they met, the young man talks about losing one of his arms due to a type of cancer called carcinoma. He said that after acknowledging where all of the pain in his arm was coming from, he decided to get it amputated rather than dying from cancer. He goes on to describe about how living with his children are easy, the only hard part comes with cleaning the house after they make a mess. Afterwards, the couple talk about the difficulties of cleaning the house while sweeping, dusting the ceiling fan, and wiping off some of the dust off a table with a cloth. All of a sudden, someone rings the

This advertisement ultimately shines a positive image on Verizon while giving a negative representation of Sprint. Verizon understands the target market is the competition’s customer base and they are constantly drawing comparisons between the service coverage offered by Verizon and Sprint. This allows the viewer to see the major benefits of switching. Using the maps to image differences in service between Verizon’s benefits and their competitors’ vulnerabilities is the most effective form of logical approach used in today’s world. The design of the advertisement is laid out simple, yet informative allowing the viewer the chance to make an informed decision on their cellular service