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Ethos, Pathos And Logos Of Wendy's

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Wendys Advertising Wendy's has been around since 1969 pleasing americans with their tasty food. Wendys is a more healthy fast food restaurant compared to mcdonald's. Wendy's has many styles of ads including billboards and television to intrigue their customers to come into the restaurant. All the ads use either pathos, ethos or logos. One particular billboard has a picture of a fresh burger and says “Come enjoy our fresh and juicy burgers for only 1.99”. They show a burger with all the fresh ingredients that wendy's is known for trying to bring in more customers. This is logos and pathos it is logos because it says facts and has reasoning. It is pathos because the billboard shows a fresh burger to make people hungry and want to stop and

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