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The Power of Persuasion by Analyzing Super Bowl Ads
The Power of Persuasion by Analyzing Super Bowl Ads
Persuasion
By Analyzing
Super Bowl Ads
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Target Market
What is a target market? How do advertisers use a target
market to sell their brand?
A target market is a certain group of consumers that a
product is aimed for. For example, when Nike advertises their
basketball shoes, their target market is athletes that play
basketball. Car companies target specific group based on the
type of car they are selling. Trucks are aimed for those people
that have to carry large loads, whereas an mini-van is
targeted for families with kids.
When a company knows its target market, it can better plan
its advertisements to appeal to those groups. A Nike ad can use
a popular athlete to appeal to their target market of young
basketball players. A car company can show how safe their
car is to persuade people to buy it.
Determine the target market for each of the following
products:
1. Mountain Dew:
2. Diapers:
3. Bubblegum:
4. Toothpaste:
5. Doritos:
6. Makeup:
7. Grocery Store:
8. SUV:
9. Videogames:
10. Star Wars Action Figure:
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Types of Appeals
• Ethos- an appeal to credibility or character
Advertisers use this type of appeal to show that
their company is more reliable or credible than
others. Often times they use a reliable source such
as a study, doctor, or celebrity endorsement to
make this point.
Patriotism- Instilling the idea that buying or using this product will make
you more American or patriotic to your country.
Transfer- Using positive ideas, images, and words to imply that the
product is also positive.
Plain Folks- Showing that the product is used and needed by regular
people and families.
Snob Appeal- Suggesting that using this product will move you to a
more elite status.
Band Wagon- This technique suggests you should join the crowd in
buying this product so you aren't the only one without it.
Repetition- Repeating your slogan, an idea, or saying over and over with
the hopes it will stick with people and they will remember your product.
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