Ads Old vs New
In my opinion i like the new ads because they uses good design for it.New Ads in my opinion was a full set,they include everything in every ads.When I watched old softdrink ads,in my mind i was thinking there was something inadequate it is not complete.but it is suitable for all ages compare to the ads today.
There are some ads today that is not for children.And they uses an Good looking actor to get the attention of costumers.And it has more message than the old ones.like this picture I saw.
It gives a good message to get an attention.
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