Propaganda in advertising is the presentation of information carefully and plausibly stitched together in order to influence how a potential customer sees the product or service thus affecting how they act, think or feel about it. This is how advertisers encourage clients by playing with emotions, their beliefs and even ethics.
“Adam Levine has great skin. One look at his face is enough to tell you that.
He is also a huge superstar with a massive following.
So when he says that a skincare product will treat your acne AND take care of your skin at the same time, you are going to take him seriously.”
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“This ad uses STATISTICS to portray why the product is healthy. It implies that Sun Chips are better than ‘regular chips’ because they contain 30% less fat than said chips.
But what if the amount of fat in regular chips is so high that 30% less is still very dangerous for you?
You won’t go and check the nutritional value on the back of the packet – the ad will have convinced you to buy the product and potentially cause harm to your body. “
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“Everyone knows that MSG is bad for your health. And Select Harvest could have promoted the fact that their
chicken noodle is free from MSG. But they didn’t do that.
Instead, they dragged their competitor down by informing consumers that their product has MSG.
Further, they asked you a question and made you choose, emphasizing that you are responsible for making a
healthy decision when it comes to food.
And that is what you will do by choosing Select Harvest!”
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“A million of your countrymen have tried toothpastes by
this brand (this advertisement is obviously targeted towards
Australians). Don’t you feel left out?
Well, if you hadn’t before, you do after you see this ad. And an
Oral-B toothpaste finds its place in your shopping cart on your
next grocery trip.”
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“In this advertisement, the advertiser tells the consumer that this is the
‘real American fragrance.’
What does this do?
It implies that if you buy it, you are a true American.
And if you don’t?
Well, the rest is self-explanatory.
The use of the flag in the background
obviously helps matters.”
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“The use of the word ‘better’ in this ad is what triggers a positive reaction.
We are always looking for ways to make things better, make experiences better. And that is what this ad promises.
And it doesn’t even stop at food – it isn’t even mentioned.
So anything, ranging from a pizza to a movie to a day out gets better with a Coca Cola.”
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“Well, because the mother-child duo with a shopping cart is the perfect example of regular folks indulging in regular
activity.
Any mother who has ever done grocery shopping with their little one can relate to this picture – they see themselves in it.
Paired with the promise of saving money on groceries and gaining the ability to spend it elsewhere to improve the quality
of your life, it is the perfect message.”
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Canz Marketing. (n.d.) 7 types of propaganda techniques advertisers use. https://www.canzmarketing.com/7-types-of-propaganda-techniques-advertisers-use/
Propaganda techniques to recognize. (n.d.) https://www.uvm.edu/~jleonard/AGRI183/propoaganda.html
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