Monday, October 14, 2013

Carol Royston Blog 4

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The AD that is linked above uses pathos, ethos, and logos to persuade the audience that drinking milk a healthy and smart option. The audience of this advertisement is young children and teenagers who are fans of Taylor Swift. Taylor Swift is a role model for tweens and if she is seen drinking milk, the advertiser hopes that the tweens will want to drink milk and be like Taylor.
This AD uses pathos because Taylor Swift is such a role model for teens that having her drink milk will influence how her fans will perceive drinking milk and hopefully change their negative opinion of milk.
Logos is used in this AD because it states results from studies. This AD wants to persuade teenagers that drinking milk over sugary drinks can benefit total body health like learning and muscle mass.
Lastly, this AD uses ethos because it uses Taylor Swift to endorse the Got Milk? campaign. Taylor’s fans will be more willing to drink milk because they can now associate drinking milk with Taylor. They might think, “If Taylor does it, I should too.”
The Got Milk? campaign uses multiple celebrities, athletes, and public figures that teens recognize to hopefully persuade them to choose milk over sugary 

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