Pros And Cons Of First Commercial

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After watching both video's I chose the first commercial because it has more effective advertising. In the video, we have a family of four talking about how great the Sienna mini-van. The Swagger family describe how great of a mini-van it is because it has excessive amount of space. For example, having more space is great for families with 3 or more kids because they had the space to move around and get comfortable. Also , in the advertising it has pro's and cons to why its ethnical communicate. One pro is it targets more to families with multiple kids because of the amount of space it has inside. Second, siblings have the opportunity of bonding and spending time with one another. The sienna mini-van commercial has great points because its

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