Sue Juzui's Argument

The use of a celebrity's advertising a product is a smart and efficient way to get the attention of the public, and to sell product as fast as possible. Sue Juzui in her opinion she argues that we should boycott the use of celebrity and legislate rules and guidelines for advertisement. The author supports her argument by first stating her side of the argument. She continues by saying that “the use of celebrity to sell a product is misleading and insults the intelligence of the audience”. The author’s purpose is to persuade her reader in order to boycott the use of celebrity advertising any kind of product. The author creates a judgemental tone for her audience. Juzui’s argument is invalid because small businesses, companies, and everyday common people should advertise their product as a way they feel needed, to sell their product.

For instance, they say that “ the use of celebrity to sell products is misleading and it insult the intelligence of the audience”(Sue Juzui). As a matter of fact, the quote above states that company's use of celebrities is misleading to the audience in a way to sell cheap products. In other hand, if the audience was actually that smart as they claim to be how is it that the use of a celebrity selling a product is mislead or insulting to their intelligence. In fact, the United State provides a constitution called “free marketing”, these constitution provides everyone to sell their goods/products as a way they feel needed to present their products to the