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An advertisement that is designed to get the audience to jump to the conclusion that they need a certain product to be safe relies on

an emotional appeal

What do advertisers want their advertisements to achieve

It totally depends on the what are the client's (advertiser) objectives. Typically its to increase awareness of a product or service. Other objectives include, increase trial usage, increase preference and consideration for a product/service, increase sales, and/or change perception. Typically, though, it is to increase awareness of a product or service. Clients want their advertisements to stand out, to cut through the clutter and to be relevant to consumers who seeking a product/service need.

The purpose of advertising is to convince the audience to

purchase the advertiser's product, service, or idea

In order to persuade the audience testimonial advertisements often show

celebrities using a certain product.

The producers of advertising are interested in convincing the audience to

buy something.

What kind of advertising works on people who want to have the best of everything

Snob appeal

For which of the following reasons does snob-appeal advertising succeed in selling products

Some people want to feel superior to others.

Which of these best describes the way people in plain-folks advertisements look

They wear clothes that make them look like the target audience.

When do snob-appeal advertisements succeed in persuading the audience

When the audience members want to feel superior to others

An advertisement that includes someone saying If you're like me uses which of these persuasive techniques

It uses a technique called "plain folks," which attempts to connect with the average viewer of the advertisement.

Snob-appeal advertisements are designed to make the product being advertised

symbolize superiority. apex;D

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