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Tuesday, March 5, 2013
BOSTON LOGAN ADVERT
This is an advert for the Boston Logan airport in Massachusetts,
USA to emphasise how easy it is to go on holiday and how many options there are
to cater to customer’s requirements. A holiday is within your reach is the
vision they are trying to illustrate. This advert uses the extreme situation
template (Goldenberg, Mazursky & Solomon, 1999) representing an exaggerated
situation to emphasise the pros of the airports’ service. It displays extreme worth
as it overemphasises the service of the airport using unrealistic proportions
of how close a holiday is in reality to customers. This advert could also be
using a new parameter connection version dimensionality alteration template as
it is manipulating the dimension of the product with respect to the environment
as it shows a customer’s holiday enjoyment is right outside a plane window (Goldenberg,
Mazursky & Solomon, 1999).
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