Introduction
Greeting
Have you ever thought about the perfect burrito? Whether
it’s a fresh pressed tortilla, warm queso, or perfectly mixed ingredients,
Pancheros has shown through their advertisements why their burritos are
superior to the competition.
Thesis
Pancheros chooses to focus on using pathos and logos to reach
their customers. They try to appeal to the humorous side of consumers. All of
their advertisements are also very consistent by way of font style, layout, and
content.
Overview
Let’s learn more about Pancheros by first looking at their
target audience, followed by how the advertisements apply pathos and logos, and
finally how effective these advertisements are.
(Let’s begin by examining the target audience)
Target Audience
-This commercial
was aimed at the younger generation, and people who have suffered from poorly
mixed burritos.
-Only
ones that use “Bob”.
-Ensures
a perfect mix of ingredients in every bite.
-It also
helps that they use a younger employee.
-Pancheros franchises are mostly
found in college towns, so many of the customers are employees’ peers.
-By choosing to advertise on
napkins, Pancheros is assuming that their customers enjoy cleanliness.
-Choosing
to advertise on napkins is a big investment.
-Maybe
they won’t take one
-Maybe
they take too many.
-Store
also has to back up by being clean.
-They also take a
risk when advertising on cups.
-But
when it works, it is very attention grabbing.
-Print advertisement tries to focus
on people who enjoy fresh ingredients.
-Showcasing
one of a kind, fresh pressed tortilla.
(Next, let’s look at Pathos)
Pathos
The company tends to lean towards
using humor/happiness as an emotional appeal over other emotions.
-Napkin
advertisement makes a play on words.
-Kids
will smile if they get a quesadilla.
-Using
popular background music that is in no way related on a commercial.
-Talking
sexy to a tortilla.
I think
Pancheros definitely succeeds in making their consumers laugh at their
advertisements, while also making an emphasis on what separates them from other
Mexican grills.
(Pancheros also uses logos for advertisements)
Logos
Consumers
can notice that Pancheros likes to stick to a particular font style.
-This
shows that they are committed to staying consistent.
The layout
of these print advertisements is also consistent.
-Centered
-Takes
up “white space”
Pancheros wants consumers to know
that they use the freshest ingredients, and they put time into their products.
-“Ice,
the only frozen thing we got”
-Showing
off the fresh pressed tortilla
(Finally, we will look at the effectiveness of these
advertisements.)
Effectiveness
I think the effectiveness of
Pancheros advertisements can be seen through its number of franchises.
-Opened
a new location in Champaign, Illinois.
-Fourth
Illinois location.
-Currently
has 65 locations, plans on 75 by end of 2015.
-Consumers
want Pancheros.
A
potential weakness could be basing restaurants near college towns.
-If
basing consumer base on college students, we don’t always have money.
Countering that though is the good
public relations the company gets when it works with local universities.
-Iowa
students got to work with Pancheros to help create advertisements.
-Their
target audience is working directly with them.
Conclusion
Summary
To conclude, we have examined
many of the different advertisements Pancheros uses every day. We have covered
who they are trying to reach, how they want to appeal to this audience, what
the arguments are that make them better, and how effective this techniques are.
Re-Statement of
Thesis
By
choosing to use pathos and logos in their advertisements, Pancheros has
developed a strategy that is both personal and logical. They have shown why
they are the superior option.
Closer
So why not go get a burrito
better built?
References
Pancheros Expands Presence In Illinois With Fourth Location
In Champaign. (2015, September 22). Retrieved from http://www.franchising.com/news/20150922_pancheros_expands_presence_in_illinois_with_f
ourth.html
Snee, T. (2015, September 22). Getting an A in burritos.
Retrieved from http://now.uiowa.edu/2015/09/getting-burritos
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