Rhetorical Strategies Used In The Pinterest Advertising Campaign

Pinterest ads designed to captivate interest. Pinterest is an easy-to-use social media platform in which you can easily organize your ideas and get inspiration from other people, such as food and fall outfits can be thought of and organized into “boards”. I had created ads in order to help pinterest gain in popularity and have them reach more people across the board. More specifically to have pinterest be used by more of the millennials. My ad campaign effectively sold pinterest by using various rhetorical strategies in both by using twitter and an online ad to convince the millennials that pinterest will improve their lives on and off social media, by getting ideas for many things. There are so many different ways to create a message and get things across to millennials and trying to find ways to not only include every millennial but to sell the product can be difficult. That is why we …show more content…
Though, asyndeton is a very simple rhetorical device to use in order to get the point across and convince people as to why pinterest is the best app and/or website to use in order to inspire and be inspired. Asyndeton is when there is an absence of conjugations between the parts of a sentence. Asyndeton is used to create an easier flow in the sentence to make the writing to have a natural flow of words and stick in the reader’s head. The way asyndeton was effectively used to market pinterest was by saying, “Pinterest is inspirational, fun, easy to use. #Asyndeton” This creates the feeling and a sense of flow and smoothness when reading this ad. This is the feeling that the reader will hopefully associate with pinterest to draw millennials into using it. It also tells them in a very short and simple way the key aspects pinterest wants to focus on, especially when advertising the app and/or