Ad Analysis Budweiser

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During the Super Bowl XLIX of 2014 Budweiser aired their sequel commercial to "Puppy Love" called "Lost Dog". The ad is emotional based like the previously one. Budweiser isn't focused on selling their product because they have been around since the mid 1870's. Everyone knows who Budweiser is so their focus is to announce the essence of friendship. The ad makes you feel like you can trust them and form a figurative friendship. Since the ad was aired during the Super Bowl it gives away who the ad was directed towards. (Consonance)- The typical beer-drinking, potato chip-eating, football-watching, middle class male audience is targeted. Guys don't watch football alone but with their buddies rather. What's a Super Bowl without some buds and Budweiser?…show more content…
They don't have to because they been a known company for a very long time. It doesn't need to establish your trust when it already has it. Budweiser isn't trying to advertise their product because they are selling them by the tons anyways. The ad is strictly about recognizing a long loyal friendship Budweiser has had with its investors. There are no words said or presented during the ad. This is happening because everyone knows what happens when you consume too much alcohol. Also when a company is selling their inventory they aren't going to tell you what the downfalls or the long term problems they could possibly occur. As an in investor you would not want to lose any customers. So leaving the "bad" stuff out and instead creating a more positive feeling will make the ad more effective. The ad is accompanied by the sound track of "500 Miles" by The Proclaimers. The song is about how someone would walk 500 miles for their friend and expressing what extents one would go through for a true friend. This was a perfect choice of song for the advertisement there's no question about it. Setting the vibe of reassurance of

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