Friday, December 2, 2011

democracy of goods

In the appeal to the democracy of goods, the author talks about what makes an ad effective and stand out to the consumer. Marchand writes about the concept of the democracy of goods and focuses on the wonders of mass production. The wonders of this mass production involves the consumer being able to enjoy the particular pleasure, benefit, or convenience of the product. He says that democracy of goods also relates to the product being equally available to all social classes. Throughout his analysis, he talks about what factors an ad must meet to be effective. This definitely applies to ads today in that ads must be attractive so that the product is competitive. The professionals who design ads for a company have to take into many different factors so that they can make the ad appealing to the consumer.

No comments:

Post a Comment