Bose Advertisements

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Just like almost all advertising companies, Bose does a good job of catching the eye which is exactly what they want to do. Once the advertisement gets your attention it’s all up to you whether you buy the product or not. Some advertisement go the comedic route, others try to pick other rival companies apart to make theirs seem the best, and then there’s also the companies that just straight up just show you the product because their brand is so big that there’s really no explaining needed. In the Bose advertisement Bose does a little bit of all of that, which turns into a really good advertisement. The first thing that caught my attention in the advertisement was that there’s a guy in a boat about to fall off a waterfall which I think would

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