8:54Take QuizConsider this advertisement for Mercuryautomobiles from 1950. In a well formedparagraph answer the following questions.1. Name one logical fallacy beingemployed. (Note: There aremultiple correct answers!)2. What is the advertisementtrying to convince itsaudience?3. Is the evidence provided validto support the argument?(Would it convince you to dowhat the ad wants?) Why orwhy not?4. How is the ad similar to ANDdifferent from ads for similarproducts today?Setting the PaceIN MORE WAYS THAN ONE!Grand Prize Winner in MobilgasGrand Canyon Economy RunPace car for the famous Memorial DayIndianapolis 500-mile RaceSales at all-time high-more peoplebuying Mercury than ever beforeWWWKExit 8:54Take QuizSupplieVISITICIL(Would it convince you to dowhat the ad wants?) Why orwhy not?4. How is the ad similar to ANDdifferent from ads for similarproducts today?Setting the PaceIN MORE WAYS THAN ONE!Grand Prize Winner in MobilgasGrand Canyon Economy RunPace car for the famous Memorial DayIndianapolis 500-mile RaceSales at all-time high-more peoplebuying Mercury than ever beforeIt certainly pays totravel with MERCURYMOTOR AGE, June, 1950"1950 Mercury Indy 500 Pace Car Ad" by aldenjewell islicensed under CC BY 2.0Exit

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Principles Of Marketing

17th Edition

ISBN:9780134492513

Author:Kotler, Philip, Armstrong, Gary (gary M.)

Publisher:Kotler, Philip, Armstrong, Gary (gary M.)

Chapter1: Marketing: Creating Customer Value And Engagement

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