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Solo Vs. Franklin
The two ads/brands that I am comparing today are Solo and Mount Franklin. These two ads are advertising refreshing drinks for people to buy. These brands both manufacture drinks. Solo is a fizzy drink and the brand is associated with the colour yellow. On the other hand, Mount Franklin makes water and mineral water to refresh you but with no sugar. The targeted audiences are everyone because everyone deserves a drink. The contention for the solo ad is, if you work hard you deserve a solo. The intention of the ad is for you to buy it and remember the brand. The contention for the Mount Franklin ad is that the drink is made by nature. The intention of the ad is to buy the water from that company and for you to remember the brand.
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