The purpose of the advertisement is to persuade other students to read Dance of Shadows, by Yelena Black. The choices that I’ve made to ensure I fulfil this purpose is trying to make the advertisement eye-catching and having enough information on the advertisement, making people want to read the novel and find out what happens.
The target audience of the advertisement are girls from the age of thirteen or have a high reading level. These people are the target audience because they would enjoy the story and understand the text of the novel. The novel would appeal to these people because the main character is a strong female and the novel is filled with mystery, which is something these people might like. The things that needed to be considered when making the advertisement for the target audience were making it eye catching and making the target audience interested in the novel.
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An example of credible testimony are the two reviews about the novel. The first review is by Alex Flinn, New York Times bestselling author and the second review is by Julia Eccleshare, Love Reading 4 Kids. I chose the review by Alex Flinn because she is one of New York Times bestselling authors and thought people who have read her books, might be interested in Dance of Shadows because of the review she gave. Examples of glittering generalities are the two sentences of the novel. I included these sentences because they are on the novel’s front and back cover. Both sentences draw the audience in, which is one of the reasons I decided to read this novel. An example of symbolic expression is the female dancer’s shadow and the red coloured title and author’s name. The dancer’s shadow symbolises the title of the novel and a main part of the story, whilst the title and author’s name is coloured red to symbolises the passion and mystery of the
The target audience of the advertisement are girls from the age of thirteen or have a high reading level. These people are the target audience because they would enjoy the story and understand the text of the novel. The novel would appeal to these people because the main character is a strong female and the novel is filled with mystery, which is something these people might like. The things that needed to be considered when making the advertisement for the target audience were making it eye catching and making the target audience interested in the novel.
I set out the …show more content…
An example of credible testimony are the two reviews about the novel. The first review is by Alex Flinn, New York Times bestselling author and the second review is by Julia Eccleshare, Love Reading 4 Kids. I chose the review by Alex Flinn because she is one of New York Times bestselling authors and thought people who have read her books, might be interested in Dance of Shadows because of the review she gave. Examples of glittering generalities are the two sentences of the novel. I included these sentences because they are on the novel’s front and back cover. Both sentences draw the audience in, which is one of the reasons I decided to read this novel. An example of symbolic expression is the female dancer’s shadow and the red coloured title and author’s name. The dancer’s shadow symbolises the title of the novel and a main part of the story, whilst the title and author’s name is coloured red to symbolises the passion and mystery of the