The Super Bowl had many commercials throughout its program, with most consisting of the instant tear jerkers or the more traditional stomach ticklers after a great laugh. Have you ever thought as to why commercials strive to latch on your humanly emotions? Some of the most normal seeming commercials have underlying hints to persuade you toward their products. The Coca-Cola, Michelin Tires, Febreeze, and even those adorable Super Bowl babies have a play into coaxing you into what the company is trying to sell. One of the more well-known companies to influence everyone, is the traditional sappy Coca-Cola commercial. This year, they produced a commercial called “America the Beautiful” from the 2014 Olympics that consisted mostly of the diversity and family America has coming together to share life and a refreshing coke. The marketers were symbolizing
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Febreeze’s Halftime #BathroomBreak would be one of those. It showcased the struggle of greasy munchies and cold beverages will go right through you during the first half of the Super Bowl before Gaga hit the stage. Plus, it exaggerated that everyone would have a musty numero duo that needed to be tamed by their “Breathe Happy” fresh scents. Marketers did use their commercial to address that their product would better than the natural filtration of any vent, and like many others enjoying their break, that their air freshener would get the mephitic reek out of the air of the busiest room at the party.
Let’s not forget about the totally adorable Super Bowl babies of past legends, of this year’s “Who’s Next” in the Football family of the NFL. This sort of commercial is tricky and more difficult to point out its faults of persuasion since it underlines with encouragement and the possibility of the future. Targeting parents with young children to them strive to make them a NFL
Febreeze’s Halftime #BathroomBreak would be one of those. It showcased the struggle of greasy munchies and cold beverages will go right through you during the first half of the Super Bowl before Gaga hit the stage. Plus, it exaggerated that everyone would have a musty numero duo that needed to be tamed by their “Breathe Happy” fresh scents. Marketers did use their commercial to address that their product would better than the natural filtration of any vent, and like many others enjoying their break, that their air freshener would get the mephitic reek out of the air of the busiest room at the party.
Let’s not forget about the totally adorable Super Bowl babies of past legends, of this year’s “Who’s Next” in the Football family of the NFL. This sort of commercial is tricky and more difficult to point out its faults of persuasion since it underlines with encouragement and the possibility of the future. Targeting parents with young children to them strive to make them a NFL