1. Advertising Smarts Media Literacy for Millenials

2. What is “media”? The means of communication to reach or influence people: radio, television, newspapers, magazines, etc.

3. What is a “consumer”? A person who uses goods or services.

4. Sooo… what is “media literacy”? The ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and create media in a variety of forms.

6. How do you get what you want? It’s a school night, but your favorite band of all time is playing a free show, but it’s not over until 10:00pm. How will you convince your parents to let you go?

7. Aristotle 384 BCE – 322 BCE Rhetoric: The art of speaking or writing effectively

8. Rhetorical Appeals Ethos an appeal to credibility. Pathos an appeal to emotions Logos an appeal to logic.

9. Pathos

10. Ethos

11. Logos

12. Target Marketing Target Audience: A group of customers that a business aims its advertisements towards. Demographic: A particular group of the population.

13. Magazine Hunt Number off 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3… 1’s: You are looking for an ad that uses PATHOS 2’s: You are looking for an ad that uses ETHOS 3’s: You are looking for an ad that uses LOGOS AND Identify the Target Audience

14. Marketing Strategies Emotional Appeals Associations Fear Tactics

15. Emotional Appeals to be accepted by others for self-acceptance for security for family for excitement to be sexy (sex appeal) The need…

16. Associations wealth / fame happiness success youthfulness / health excitement / adventure / risk independence / individuality To be associated with…

17. Fear Tactics death / aging / sickness bodily embarrassments failure poverty violence guilt Fear of…

22. Advertising Techniques Slogan: A catchy phrase or statement used to sell a product or service. Repetition: The name of the product is repeated many times. Bandwagon: Everyone is using a specific product so you should, too.

23. Bandwagon

24. Repetition

25. Slogan

26. Learning Target I can… Identify the advertising techniques slogan, repetition, and bandwagon in magazine advertisements. Mrs. Nite is looking for… With your table partner find: 1 ad that uses slogan 1 ad that uses repetition 1 ad that uses bandwagon

27. Advertising Techniques Testimonial: A well-known or famous person supports a product or service. Expert Opinion: Experts approve of the product so you should use it. Plain Folk: Suggests that a product is a good, practical product for ordinary people.

28. Expert Opinion

29. Testimonial

30. Plain Folk

31. Learning Target I can… Identify the advertising techniques testimonial, expert opinion, and plain folk in magazine advertisements. Mrs. Nite is looking for… With your table partner find: 1 ad that uses testimonial 1 ad that uses expert opinion 1 ad that uses plain folk

32. Advertising Techniques Snob Appeal: Suggests that the use of a product makes the customer cooler/better than others. Magic Ingredients: Something is different/special that makes the product better than others. Weasel Words: Words used to suggest a positive meaning without making a guarantee.

33. Magic Ingredients

34. Weasel Words

35. Weasel Words to watch for… Virtually Essentially Clearly Visibly

36. Snob Appeal

37. Learning Target I can… Identify the advertising techniques snob appeal, magic ingredients, and weasel words in magazine advertisements. Mrs. Nite is looking for… With your table partner find: 1 ad that uses snob appeal 1 ad that uses magic ingredients 1 ad that uses weasel words

38. Advertising Techniques Facts & Figures: Statistics and factual information used to show that a product is better. Rewards & Gimmicks: A “trick” used attract consumers.

39. Rewards & Gimmicks

40. Facts & Figures

41. Learning Target I can… Identify the advertising techniques facts & figures and rewards & gimmicks in magazine advertisements. Mrs. Nite is looking for… With your table partner find: 1 ad that uses facts & figures 1 ad that uses rewards & gimmicks

42. Analyze This! Write your name somewhere on the ad you are given. For each ad (both sides): 1.What demographic is the target audience? 2.Is the ad using Pathos, Ethos, or Logos? 3.What emotional appeals are being used? 4.What associations are being used? 5.What fear tactics are being used?  Look for 4-5 per advertisement. 6.What advertising techniques are being used?  Look for 2-3 per advertisement.