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Compare and contrast the persuasive qualities of two televised advertisements.
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Compare and contrast the persuasive qualities of two televised advertisements Television is a very popular form of media and entertainment. It is widely available and most homes have at least one television set. Promoting products and services through the TV is a very effective way of advertising, as a television can provide detailed video shots as well as sound. However, TV advertising is very expensive, especially during the peak hours of television viewing, when popular program are on, so advertisers need to think about how to fit informative and persuasive points into the precious seconds of a short advert. There have been many different methods used by advertisers to make an advert persuasive. Frequently, an advert might have a simple storyline, presenting a problem. The problem would be then solved by the product or service advertised. Other adverts would focus on one appeal, whether it's humour, suspense, adventure, mystery, or sheer...
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