Propaganda is information that is spread to promote or influence beliefs and actions. Common propaganda strategies include bandwagon, which persuades people by telling them others are doing the same thing; testimonial, using endorsements from famous people; transfer, associating a product with a famous person without their words; repetition, repeating a product name at least four times; and emotional words to elicit strong feelings.
Propaganda is information that is spread to promote or influence beliefs and actions. Common propaganda strategies include bandwagon, which persuades people by telling them others are doing the same thing; testimonial, using endorsements from famous people; transfer, associating a product with a famous person without their words; repetition, repeating a product name at least four times; and emotional words to elicit strong feelings.
Propaganda is information that is spread to promote or influence beliefs and actions. Common propaganda strategies include bandwagon, which persuades people by telling them others are doing the same thing; testimonial, using endorsements from famous people; transfer, associating a product with a famous person without their words; repetition, repeating a product name at least four times; and emotional words to elicit strong feelings.
purpose of promoting something. • The spread of information or ideas with the purpose of influencing feelings or actions. PROPAGANDA STRATEGIES 1. Bandwagon - persuading consumers by telling them that others are doing the same thing. 2. Testimonial -when a product is sold by using words from famous people or authority figures 3. Transfer - when a product is sold by the name or picture of a famous person or thing but no words from the said person or thing. 4. Repetition - when the product‘s name is repeated at least four times in the advertisement. 5. Emotional Words - words that will make a consumer feel strongly about someone or something are used.