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  1. users.drew.edu › sminegar › English_1_FA08_Sect_003The Language of Advertising Claims - Drew University

    The unfinished claim is one in which the ad claims the product is better, or has more of something, but does not finish the comparison. Samples of Unfinished Claims "Magnavox gives you more."

  2. quizlet.com › 3756247 › persuasive-claim-techniques-flash-cardsPersuasive Claim Techniques Flashcards | Quizlet

    An unfinished claim is an unfinished comparison. The product is not compared to another product - it is unfinished.

  3. www.linkedin.com › pulse › misleading-advertising-claims-paul-cormierMisleading Advertising Claims

    26 de oct. de 2015 · THE UNFINISHED CLAIM; The unfinished claim is one in which the ad claims the product is better, or has more of something, but does not finish the comparison. Samples of Unfinished Claims

  4. magneticleaders.com › making-marketing-claims-with-impact-and-confidenceMaking Marketing Claims With Impact and Confidence

    3 de abr. de 2020 · The Unfinished Claim: The goal is to say it is better or more than the competition. Without specifying how. Words could include: more, better, softer, quieter, wetter, less, twice as much.

  5. quizlet.com › 388177756 › the-language-of-advertising-claims-flash-cardsThe Language of Advertising claims Flashcards | Quizlet

    Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like The weasel claim, The unfinished claim, The were different and unique claim and more.

  6. magneticleaders.com › wp-content › uploadsMarketing Claims - Magnetic Leaders

    A marketing claim is any assertion you make about Nikken, the business, your organization, the opportunity, or the product, —across any channel. It can show up in digital marketing or promotions, presentations, webinars, public statements, testimonials, podcasts or events.

  7. belllpsms.weebly.com › uploads › 2/3/8Advertising Claims - Weebly

    The unfinished claim is one in which the ad claims the product is better, or has more of something, but does not finish the comparison. Samples of Unfinished Claims: "Magnavox gives you more." More what? "Anacin: Twice as much of the pain reliever doctors recommend most."