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    for this product are 0 grams of Fat, 40 mg of Sodium, 36 grams of Carbohydrate, 2g of Sugar, and 1 gram of Protein per can (Fleming, 2016). Price Budweiser Prohibition Brew- 12 pack of cans Budweiser- 8 pack of cans Budweiser- 12 pack of bottles Bud Light- 8 pack of cans Bud Light- 12 pack of bottles Price($) 20.33 19.79 26.19 19.79 26.19 Amount (ml) 355 per can 355 per can 341 per bottle 355 per can 341 per bottle Price per ml ($/ml)* 0.0048 0.0070 0.0064 0.0070 0.0064 (Source: NLC, 2012)…

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    controversy with their adverts. I will be looking at how a single company, Budweiser, have adapted their marketing in the last 47 years by comparing two of their adverts. The first advert I will be looking at was published in 1963, it is a single image with a text overlay. The Title reads ‘this calls for Budweiser ’ with the sub text of ‘big appetite… dinner’s almost ready and it sure smells good. Loosen your tie and enjoy your Budweiser’. The image itself portrays two people, a man and a…

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    commercials that are put out during the Super Bowl. One very famous commercial that usually debuts on Super Bowl Sunday are the the Budweiser puppy commercials. There have been several different commercials with this famous puppy along with its owners and the owner’s horses. This ad does a great job of using different methods of rhetoric, primarily Pathos. The new 2015 Budweiser Super Bowl commercial is about how the main star, the puppy, goes on to get lost in a big city. Throughout the…

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    big time game. Two examples of these are the Budweiser “Puppy Love” and Volkswagen “The Force” commercials. The thing that makes these commercials different from the rest is that they make viewers feel a positive emotion towards the brands that will later subconsciously influence their buying decisions and that is why these two advertisements are some of the most successful commercials in Super Bowl history. For anyone who has not seen the Budweiser “Puppy Love” commercial (Link 1), it is…

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    Budweiser is a well renowned beer company. It was introduces in 1876 by Carl Conrad & Co. St Louis, Missouri. Budweiser has become one of the highest selling beers in the U.S. and also in 80 markets across different countries. Budweiser is composed of 30% rice in addition hops and barley malt. The beer also contains 5% of alcohol by volume. Budweiser is very well known for their beer and their Super Bowl commercials during football season. The horse that is used in Budweiser commercials is…

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    Budweiser is always one to impress with Super Bowl commercials. In the past years, they have had some of the top Super Bowl commercials ever. To have the best commercial takes a lot due to the fact that hundreds of companies are in competition. In 2014, the commercial called, “Best Buds,” aired during Super Bowl XLVIII. Millions of viewers worldwide watching the Super Bowl saw this commercial and loved it. Budweiser wanted a commercial that could be the best but that could also send people a…

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    commercial are easy to analyze for rhetoric and production. Budweiser generated a commercial for the Super Bowl in 2014 that won the hearts of many people through its use of pathos and other rhetorical devices. Budweiser begins its…

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    The first ad is by Budweiser and is titled “Born the Hard Way”. The appeals the advertisement uses is the Plain Folks Appeal, and the adventure appeal. The ad uses the plain folks appeal by representing the main character as a German immigrant who has just came to America and has been through heck and high waters the whole way. His ship started on fire, he cut open his face, his trip was anything but easy. Once he gets to St.Louis he is greeted with a beer at a bar he goes to and the immigrant…

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    It’s just not worth it! Don’t drink and drive. Budweiser uses a puppy growing up to a dog and the bonding with his owner all through the growth of his life, they do everything together. They are best friends! The pathos appeal is overwhelming in this PSA when the owner leaves out to party, and the dog waits for him to get back. The dog’s sweet face is so sad. Next, Budweiser also has ethos in the situation considering they make and distribute alcohol but by making their pathos persuasion much…

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    the ad breaks for bathroom visits and heaping our plates with snacks. That's a shame, because this year's commercial crop was the most interesting one in a while. Here are the best ads you might have missed: • Budweiser: Born the Hard Way https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZmlRtpzwos Budweiser was one of many brands that chose to get political at this year's Super Bowl. This story of Adolphus Busch and his quest to found his own brewery is hard to read as anything other than a political…

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