Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Youtube, etc. were aided mainly by which technique?

McDonalds saying they have served "99 Billion Meals" would be an example of which type of advertising 

-Words that make you feel strongly about someone or something (fear, desire for success, excitement, being part of a group) 

-Words that "glitter" but give no details about the product

An advertisement for a daycare shows a happy baby surrounded by statements like "Loving, caring workers" "Ultra Safe" "Caring/Qualified"

-A well-known person or a previous customer supports a product or service

In a commercial a group of famous musicians sit around a campfire and talk about how much they love to drink Sprite because "it is so tasty." This would be an example of which persuasion technique?

In a commercial a customer talks about how a medication finally cured his back pain. What type of persuasion technique is this?

-Used to incite fears and arouse prejudices in the viewers with the idea that the bad names will cause people to construct a negative opinion about a group or product. This technique is used more often in politics than advertising. 

Ronald McDonald appears on a commercial and says that Burger King food tastes like dog biscuits and only idiots eat at Burger King. What form of advertising/propaganda would this be? 

-When a company or person tries to show that they are "just like you." 
-Persuasive device especially favored by politicians. 

A politician appears in a commercial with his family holding hands as they walk down a country street to go eat at the local diner. 

-The opposite of bandwagon. It's message suggests: Buying our product will make you better than everyone else--especially since other people can't afford it." 

A billionaire appears in a commercial and says that only people with refined tastes like him deserve to buy and drink his expensive new brand of bottled water.

-Using statistics selectively to give a more favorable view of your product

A political commercial has a waving flag in the background while the words "Vote for Smith" appear in the front. A patriotic song plays the whole commercial as well. What technique is this? 

-Only telling part of the truth. It is "stacking the deck" in your favor by only giving part of the information.

Todd is happy he finally found a candy that is only 30 calories but then discovers to his horror that his snack was actually 100 servings and he just consumed 3000 calories. 

-A catchy phrase or statement often used to sell a service or product. "I'm lovin' it"

Shaq says that IcyHot makes his pain go away. What ad technique is this?

President Obama and Vice-President Joe Biden stop in to a local restaurant in rural Iowa on a day of campaigning for office in 2012. They allow photographs to be taken and published in a news magazine. 

McDonalds boasts billions of people have eaten at their restaurants. Maybe you should too! 

An expensive watch brand says that only people who have worked for many years and made a great deal of money deserve to buy their watch. 

Famous companies use these ad techniques in this picture.