Psych students--More commercials
Think about the emotional appeals used in these ads.
posted by Mr. Carlisle at 4:40 PM
Friday, February 08, 2008
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8 Comments:
I can't believe that first vid was a Scientology ad..wow it's kind of ironic that the church of Scientology is trying to promote trust and peace..
oh, and 'where's the beef?' LOL indeed
7:04 PM
Wow... Some major ham from these ads... It's amazing how when a company exaggerates about a product like this, it works to sell it! ( I couldn't believe that 'Where's the Beef' commercial was so succesful.. It seems like an ad people would laugh about for a while, but forget about soon after.
Carlisle- Have you seen any of the Skittles ads coming out lately?
This one's hilarious--
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6nDyeV0i6w
8:04 AM
Was the Scientology commercial an appeal to self-esteem? Although they didn't directly give a quote such as "people who want peace join the church" it still gave that message.
10:52 AM
I love diet coke breaks!
7:53 PM
HAHAHA, they had good commercials back then in the 80's.
The first one and last one, I am confused on the emotional appeals.
I was thinking the last one is Associations but I can't grasp it..?
10:19 PM
The commercial about scientology really didnt make sense to me at all. It seemed really random
7:33 PM
LOL people are so gullible if those commercials actually worked
7:47 PM
Oh man, i need a coke. lol jk. I doubt that people would actually believe that, i mean come on! It's so corny.
8:29 PM
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