This document discusses different advertising techniques, including beauty appeal using celebrities, escape to relax, intelligence showing new technologies, lifestyle as a daily routine, nurturing nature, peer approval to fit in, rebellion, rhetorical questions to make people feel guilty, scientific claims, and unfinished comparisons. Celebrity endorsements promote products by showing them making beautiful people even more attractive. Other ads suggest escaping daily troubles through travel or taking a break.

1. Advertising Techniques
Beauty Appeal
Celebrity Endorsement
Escape
This one is a beauty appeal it shows
one of the most beautifuliest actresses
out there who doesn’t tend to have
clear skin or long eye lashes but the
make up the product makes her she’s
saying it will work on her it works on
you and you’d look like her,
For this one famous people
say if you take it you’ll
look like me or you’ll have
clear enough skin or you’d
keep going, it shows how
good it makes them and
how you could look like
them.

2. Independence/Individuality
Intelligence
In this one it shows you’d need to escape go away on a
lovely holiday or be happy and just chill get away from
all your troubles or worries somewhere you can be
yourself on your own. It’s also saying if you get
annoyed have a two week break.
This one shows if you like this subject look at
it you’ll love what it shows you’ll probably go
to it you can make your on films from the
video clips you’ve taken of it.
This one shows the difference between old times, and
modern times it makes you want the second one more yet
the top car is more safer it’s comfortable yet safe and
smart were as the other one is smart and dangerous

3. Lifestyle
Nurture
Peer Approval
This one shows it’s a day to day thing to use on
a daily bases why not flaunt it and make
everyone get it it’s a lifestyle you’ll need and
you’d use it quite often.
This one shows when we look at nature we can create
anything out of it it’s easy to do it looks nice and
people always know what it is, it’s a common animal
as well so people would know what it’s supporting

4. Rebel
Rhetorical Question
This shows if you buy it you’ll smell just as good as the
famous people who use it the models and celebrity sect to sell
their products to make people want it to make them smell as
good as them and to make them look as expensive as them
when they buy it.
This shows that anyone being naughty, will get
caught by the camera and there are camera’s around
watching.

5. Scientific / Statistical Claim
Unfinished Comparison / Claim
This one is too make people feel sorry for the children who
have nothing and to be grateful for what you got one day
you might take it for advantage so why don’t you help
them. It ask rhetorical questions to make you feel guilty.
This one shows it’s only for women or girls it’s a body
spray to make them smell good it makes them want it
they’d thing boys will treat them differently if they’d use
it or have it and also if the girls were it other girls will
want it.
This advert shows that, everything makes a change
no matter what it is its still different.
Lots of people use it