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Types of advertising appeal
  • Emotional Advertising Appeals
    • Personal Appeal
    • Social Appeal
    • Fear Appeal
    • Humour Appeal
    • Endorsement Appeal 
    • Sexual Appeal
    • Romantic Appeal
    • Youth Appeal
    • Adventure Appeal
    • Popularity Appeal
    • Music Appeal
    • Empathy Appeal
    • Potential Appeal
    • Brand Appeal
  • Rational Advertising Appeals
    • Pain Solution
    • Scarcity Appeal
    • Statistics Appeal
    • Testimonial Appeal
    • Contrasting Appeal
    • Status Appeal
    • Transparent Appeal
    • Beauty Appeal
    • Natural Appeal



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Endorsement Appeal in Adverts






Ideas for Photo Shoots
  1. Teenagers sitting at different levels of the stairs eating food
  2. Teens sitting around a table eating food in the living room - watching TV (TOWIE) - Pizza in the middle (Essex Pizzas)
  3. People sitting near each other handing each other food - main focus on the food as it is being in the middle of two people - someone handing a plate of food to everyone
  4. Teenagers sitting in front of a sofa eating food

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