A Rhetorical Analysis Of A Subway Advertisement

Subway’s slogan along with their advertisement has always been Subway “Eat Fresh.” Which Is a catchy phrase coming from a sandwich restaurant. Subway’s slogan “Eat Fresh” gives a statement of freshness twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, and three hundred and sixty-five days of the year. The slogan and advertisement basically indicate that everything that’s being served to you from them will be fresh. Eating at Subway will make you want to have new commitments and strive to stay fresh. Subway is advertised to encourage and inform people that their food is fresh and not preserved. The ads that I chose to review were two subway ads that caught my eye. Both of the ads have two different meanings, but are advertising Subway in the same way. The first commercial ad is “The

They used pathos a lot in their different scenes in the ad. They used pathos by them reminiscing on the days that are most important to them. This couple had a baby girl named terry and that she was born on sweet onion chicken teriyaki day. They remembered the date of her birth for one because it is their child and for two it was a $3.50 six-inch sub that day. These people remembered all them dates because of the fact they were important to them and the sub of the day was too. The audience for this commercial would be for those that like to try different sandwich’s every-day. Also for the ones that like to have other objects or themes to help remember their important dates. The commercial indicates the six-inch subs are important dates foro. Subway was trying to show that their different subs are memorable and delicious throughout the week. Watching the commercial showed me how these couples and people were acting. They were all happy to remember the important things and dates in their life. They were vulnerable, liking each other, and in love. This ad helped me realize a lot of what the Subway commercial was truly