1. My target audience are adults who active, adventurers, and nature lovers.

They need to be
persuaded to a specific type, brand, and size of camper. They could look like any human being
on the planet, they think as if they are living their best life and exploring parts of the worlds, and
they can consume any media. There are different expectations per person for what they are
looking for in a camper, but always they want to make sure it feels like home. Some people look
for number of beds, tv’s, shower, the size of it, or more financial parts like the price,
maintenance fees, or insurance.
2. My overall goal is to inform my target audience at the advantages, pros, and cons on each type
of RV there is. I’m trying to get my reader to think about which RV would fit best in their life, but
also make they feel which RV seems like home to them. My goal is to accomplish helping people
choose a type of forever home that fits best in their life and allows them to bring those who
they want with them, with plenty of space.
3. My genre is a review. The conventions of review include a formal tone, evidence-based
opinions, pointing out strengths and weaknesses of the topic, and addressing the reader
directly. Usable models for revies could be movie, book, professor, school, and/or clothing
reviews. This genre is very opinionated and honest, they get the point across directly and don’t
beat around the bush when it comes to telling the readers exactly how they feel. The
expectations of reviews are honesty, people relay on reviews to know what to do, it helps make
decisions a bit easier.
4. The constraints on my genre would be people disagreeing with my thoughts. Some may love the
review, while others may completely disagree with it and comment on the review. This leads to
people thinking my reviews are misleading and no longer trustworthy, ultimately not listening to
what I have to say. Clearly, reviews are opinion based and everyone in entitled to their own, but
it is difficult to overcome one bad review.