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work wonders and successful if they delivered with the appropriate and effective words, simple clause, easy to be understood and attractive as well
as creative picture. As the result audience can take action for a better world.
5.2 Suggestions
With reference to the conclusions, suggestions are staged as the followings a.
It is suggested that the advertisers should clearly use exact verbal and non- verbal modes to describe how their advertisements are beneficial to the
consumers by applying material process in verbal mode and location and existential circumstance in non-verbal mode. In this way, they offer
satisfaction to the potential consumers and their products gain more purchases.
b. The advertisers are also suggested to specify in what circumstance their
products satisfy the consumers. In this way they are expected to use appropriate circumstances of location and existential. This is potential to
gain more attention for customers. c.
It is suggested that the potential consumers should consider the products they want to purchases by which they gain satisfactorily
– purchased goods or services.
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