The second good ad I found was also in Seven Days, and this particular ad was for a bar in Burlington. The reason I liked this ad so much was because there was a picture of what looked like a puppy eating a cat. At closer inspection though, the puppy was actually resting its head on the cat. However, what really sold me was the fact that both animals had actually died, so my hat goes off to any organization that will put dead animals in their ad.
Finally, the last good ad I found was in the Caledonian-Record. The ad was for NVRH and all it really said was "You'll breathe easier," in bold, black text. The text piqued my curiosity and as I'm currently battling a bout of bronchitis with a touch of pneumonia, I was further intrigued. This ad convinced me that if my lungs should choose to collapse, then NVRH has the technology to assist me.
The first bad ad I looked at was in the Caledonian-Record and it was a large ad urging people to vote for John Tholl. I didn't like this ad because it's really boring with far too much text to read. Basically, as soon as I saw the ad I wanted to turn the page and look at something else.
The second bad ad was also in the Caledonian-Record and this particular ad was for a deal on windows. At first, it seems like a great ad because people are always looking for deals. However, there is far too much text and information in the ad that ends up making it look cluttered and unfriendly.
The third bad ad I found was in Seven Days and it was a small ad for the Pepsi Corporation. The ad itself was fairly small and only in black and white, so it didn't stand out a whole lot to me, especially with the amount of text near it.
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