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one-sided message

 
Marketing Dictionary: one-sided message

Persuasive communication that presents only one point of view; also called one-sided appeal. Most mass media advertising messages are one-sided. A one-sided message is more appropriate for an audience that is favorably disposed toward the view being presented or is unlikely to be exposed to the other side. A religious fund-raising appeal is usually one-sided on the assumption that the targeted audience is favorably disposed toward the view being expounded and is unlikely to be receptive to other religious beliefs. With a more skeptical audience, a one-sided message is less effective than a two-sided message which presents both points of view and then arguments to counter the opposing view.

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