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I saw this advertisement on YouTube when I was watching some videos. Usually I would skip the whole advertisement when it pops up, but when I read the first few sentences of this advertisement, I was deeply attracted by this idea.

This advertisement expressed an idea that any people could build your own website easily, using "wix.com" . In the video, the advertisement told me that using their website so therefore I could make a stunning website made by my own, with any design I would like and they also offered some suggestions or even some templates which you could use. The “wix.com” was orderly organized and easy to start, with an uncomplicated log in, you could get started with an artificial design intelligent which could help you by bringing up resources you might need.

Their logic is pretty clear and reasonable, they did showed some example web page that was made by them, indeed they look pretty good. Also the advertisement showed the procedures of how to make those webpage, making me believe create those web page is really easy . With examples and easy to follow directions, I believed what "wix.com" can accomplish my needs.

Their rhetoric technique was effective, using "pathos" and "logos", with the amazing webpage pictures they showed me, I was persuaded that I could make stunning webpage too if I used "wix.com". Another thing was this advertisement made my spirit high and I myself wants to try it out. And in this advertisement it also shows  how easy it is to create your own web page and also it convince you “wix.com” is your best choice if you are just a beginner.

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  1. LeonardDecember 8, 2017 at 11:59 AM

    It‘s a simple advertisement however it’s extremely persuasive this advertisement show the people something they want to do but didn‘t cause it's look really difficult actually is pretty easy so the people would to try it.

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  2. JulianneDecember 8, 2017 at 8:28 PM

    You did a very good job of explaining what was being advertised that it makes me want to try it out myself. Good job!

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  3. JakeDecember 8, 2017 at 9:21 PM

    I agree with wix.com having clear logic. They give you easy-to-read directions and give you pictures for pathos and logos . The only thing missing is the credibility, ethos.

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  4. Abigail OverbeyJanuary 25, 2018 at 11:29 AM

    Great job, Siwu! I sometimes like the easy way out of things myself, so this website's argument would totally appeal to me. Easy directions and quick process? Count me in!

    Talia

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