Charity appeals Flashcards

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What are charity appeals parat of?

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It is a sub category of advertising

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What do charity appeals to try do?

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Recruit you on behalf of a good cause and often ask you to donate either time or money.

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What is the aim of the charity appeal?

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Extremely persuasive, and often rely on similar methods to conventional advertising and persuasive speaking, tending to have more copy than conventional adverts.

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Key features of charity appeals

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Headings

Visuals

Statistics

Metonymy

Pathos

Persuasive

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Headings

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Look for headings andsub-headingsthat contain impactful and emotive language.

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Visuals

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Like conventional advertising, charity appeals rely on visual elements such asphotographsto quickly convey relevant information. Look out for body language and facial expressions that reveal need.

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Statistics

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In order to convey not only the scale of the problem, but also how the organisation has helped in the past. May be presented in summary or graphical form.

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Metonymy

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Social problems like hunger and poverty are too large for one person to help solve; so charity ads often introduce you to asingle individualwho represents all those who your donation goes towards helping.

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Pathos

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Charity ads appeal to your emotions by trying to make yousympathetic; by feeling sorry for someone you are more likely to help.

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Persuasive

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Charity adverts are strongly persuasive, so look out for all kinds of rhetorical features including direct address, use of imperatives, modals andmore.

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