Lovers Land Advertisement Analysis

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This analysis mainly focuses on a vacation resort called the Lovers Land, a vacationland for all couples, especially for marriages. This resort is made up to help couples build a strong bond and giving that significant other the satisfaction of them feelings special all over again. The most incredible place to be is Hawaii, a place known for love and romance. The Lovers Land is a place to boost up the passion between couples that includes a whole week filled with activities. Therefore, a tropical place to spice things up with that special someone. The Lovers Land advertisement is also focusing on grabbing couples and marriages attention to persuade them into giving the Lovers Land a call. By giving the advertisement a call then the people will fill in a spot in giving them the most remarkable vacation of their lives. Since, Hawaii …show more content…

In the advertisement logos was used to give the people an amazing offer on the Lover’s Land vacation and mainly because the offer happened to be a great deal. Besides the vacation being a astounding deal the resort is also very affordable for all people. The Lover’s Land resort is only $49.99 for a whole week at Hawaii including a room for the two. Also Hyperbole is being used to grab the people’s attention in considering the vacation resort. As said in the advertisement “ Come on in and sign up to our most famous tropical vacation in HAWAII to spice things up with your significant other for ONLY $49.99 for the first 30 minutes, hurry up and make your call now before your marriage is GONE!” by putting out there that their marriage can be gone exaggeration is being used to pull the couples that think there relationship is at stake on the line. These techniques being used were perfect for the advertisement to convey its purpose on convincing the couples and married people in a great way that its the best place to be at especially for their

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