Nalfast Nasal Spray Rhetorical Analysis

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NasalFast Nasal Spray Relieves All Nasal Complications! Do you have a nose that is always in a state of swelling or congestion, does it bother you or ache your health to have these nasal symptoms? Well, the good news is you are not the only person to have this nasal problem because Pinocchio and many others had them too and they had it solved with the “Naselfast Nasal Spray”. The NaselFast Nasal Spray will be able to unclog your nose from congestion and relieve you from the swelling of your nasal like no other remedy or medicine for nasal congestion, don’t endure the pain and suffering any longer, try “Naselfast Nasal Spray” to feel relieved right away! Moving on from this persuasive report, in this essay I will be reporting and discussing …show more content…

The advertisement’s logo appeal was not very effective compared to the other rhetorical techniques, however, this advertisement still uses logos effectively by showing the effects the Nasal Spray has in relieving nose complications. “Get rid of the congestion, let Nasacort break through the walls”(Sanofi). Although this aspect of persuasion could have been implemented more and much better in the advertisement, I believe that the advertisement was not looking toward the intended audience being appealed to through the logos aspect in this advertisement because the intended audience is usually the unwell, therefore, the intended audience will be more appealed through their emotions and impressions. Overall, I believe the logos could have been improved in this advertisement, however, the advertisement fulfilled its purpose in that department of persuasion to make their advertisement logically appealing to their intended audience. To conclude, I believe that the “Naselfast Nasal Spray” advertisement is an advert that fulfilled all its persuasive rhetorical purposes to attract people who have nose complications to their nasal remedy

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