Advertisement
Product: Soap
Medium: Newspaper
Audience: Women and men
Do you want a nice scented soap?
That leaves a nice smell on your skin, even after hours of work?
Try the 'X' soap - neutral!
With a week of use, you'll see the difference!
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Medium: TV
Audience: Women
Script:
Commercial voice: Do you want a nice scented soap? That leaves your skin soft?
[woman leaves the bathroom, with a towel and shows her shoulder to the screen, as if the scent is wonderful)
Commercial voice: Comes home after hours of work, and still wants it to be perfuming your skin?
Commercial voice: Try the 'Y' soap, for Women! With a week of use, you'll see the difference!
Answer:
Your advertisement should include the following:
rhetorical language that makes the ad easy to recall; figures of speech such as alliteration, simile, onomatopoeia, and hyperbole to make your ad catchy
varied sentence structure along with rhetorical questions and exclamations to persuade your audience
effective word choices such as rhyming words, alliteration, etc., to make your ad easier to remember
Explanation:
Sample from PLATO to give you an idea just in case.
