Exam 10: Writing Persuasive Messages
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Describe each of the four phases of the AIDA model for persuasive messages.
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(1) Attention: Make your audience want to hear about your idea. Find some common ground on which to build your case. (2) Interest: Explain the relevance of your message to your audience. (3) Desire: Make readers want to change by explaining how the change will benefit them. Answer in advance questions that your audience might have, and back up your claims with relevant evidence. (4) Action: Ask your audience to take the specific action you suggest.
When writing a persuasive claim letter, you should
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The AIDA model for persuasive messages works only with audiences who are receptive to your message.
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In marketing, ________ are enthusiastic fans of your company and its products.
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In marketing and sales messages, you can deemphasize the price of your product by
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A good way to gain attention for a persuasive campaign for an electric car would be a series of graphs and technical data that show how efficient the car is.
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When your AIDA message uses an indirect approach and is delivered by email, what are two goals to keep in mind as you write the subject line?
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To devise an effective persuasive message, you need to analyze audience members and then appeal to their desires and interests.
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Social ________ refers to any aspect of buying and selling products and services or supporting customers through the use of social media.
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In general, the best persuasive messages ________ the audience's motivations.
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A common effective approach to presenting the benefits of a product is to
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________ is the process of changing an audience's attitudes, beliefs, or actions.
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If a supervisor tells a worker who consistently arrives late, "I know you don't want to have your pay docked," the supervisor is addressing the worker's need for
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The AIDA approach for persuasive messages should be used with
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Induction refers to reasoning from a generalization to a specific conclusion.
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One of the best ways to gain credibility for your message is to support it with objective evidence.
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