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Persuasive Commercials During The Superbowl

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The Superbowl is know for their weird, yet funny, commercials. There was a lot of commercials during the Superbowl. Some of the commercials were good and some were interesting. Commercials can be persuasive with people wanting to buy the product. The commercials makes people smile, laugh, and maybe cry. People enjoy watching the commercials, and they buy the product because of the commercials. One of the persuasive commercials was the "Humpty Dumpty" commercial. Humpty Dumpty was "doing his taxes" as he said, on the wall when he fell off the wall. He was in the hospital when he called TurboTax. This commercial was promoting TurboTax trying to get you involved in joining. They used Humpty Dumpty getting hurt as an example to real life issues

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