blogg number 5 (MEMOABLE RHETORIC)

Looking back in time is very interesting because we never know what they have learned or when they experianced change. We experance change everyday, with all of the eletronics and the world, its changing everyday, we have a hard time sticking to one thing, and by the time we learn one thing a new item has came out that you need to learn that you have to have.
     
       Being sucessful at work, with reading, writing, speaking, all of the things that you use everyday. one passage i did like was......

Modern corporations have spent billions trying to hone in on which words will persuade people to remember and purchase their products. Their expensive studies have shown that the use of the figures “leads to more liking for the ad, a more positive brand attitude, and better recall of ad headlines.”
Why do they spend so much on telling the world about a new product? People honestly do not look up all the time, we have no desire for looking up, yet if some big company spends millions on one AD that lights up the sky, of course were going to look, why wouldnt we.

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The most important figures for making phrases memorable are the figures of repetition, especially rhyme and alliteration. This key goal of repetition has been understood for millennia, hence the Latin expression Repetitio mater memoriae, “Repetition is the mother of memory.”