A1-Matkin-Comm

@http://www.retrojunk.com/details_commercial/27209/ 1. This video is informative because it tells the viewer when and where this Premiere of Genesis play is going to be. The ad is targeting teenagers. The “hook” is pretty much just saying it’ll be on MTV. and how the people are puppets. I think the commercial was not that successful because if I saw that commercial, I wouldn’t tune in and watch it.

h@ttp://www.retrojunk.com/details_commercial/27207/ 2. This video is informative and persuasive. It is informative because it does say some facts in the commercial: “the left half of your brain responds to numbers”. But it is definitely more persuasive than anything because the ad is targeting kids, and makes the product look and seem “incredibly amazing”. The “hook” is the special effects in the background and the happy kids playing with the toy. I think the commercial was successful because it would seem that a lot of kids would want this toy after seeing this commercial.

@http://www.retrojunk.com/details_commercial/27206/ 3. This video is more on brand because after watching the commercial, I just remembered it being a __Kodak__ camera. The ad is targeting teenagers, but more adults than anything. The “hook” is the beautiful scenes and vistas in the commercial. I think the commercial was successful because Kodak is obviously still in business which makes this commercial pretty successful.

@http://www.retrojunk.com/details_commercial/22212/ 4. This video is a comparative video because it's comparing the old frosted flakes to the new, chocolate frosted flakes. The ad is obviously targeting kids because kids eat this kind of cereal. The “hook” is the one and only tiger and how the cereal is now chocolate, and every kid wants to have chocolate for breakfast. I think this commercial was successful because i think kids would love to have this kind of cereal for breakfast.

@http://www.retrojunk.com/details_commercial/16317/ 5. This video is a defensive commercial because Pillsbury Toaster Strudel is fighting back to pop-tarts; in the commercial, Pillsbury says that it is better than pop-tarts. The commercial is targeting teenagers and kids. The “hook” is the extreme close ups of the toaster strudel being pulled apart to show the delicious jelly inside. I think this commercial is successful because Pillsbury Toaster Strudels are better than pop-tarts. And if I saw this commercial, I would want a toaster strudel for breakfast.