Newspaper Advertisements:The advertisements for the Daily Mail don’t have any relation to the main story. This particular advert about family trees is seen to be advertised due to the website being unheard of and is therefore a website people wouldn’t usually trust. This means that by advertising on a well known newspaper it will encourage readers to test it out. Also ‘FREE’ is in bold letters, therefore persuading readers to try out the website because they can use their service without being charged.

The Sun’s advertisement for camping is very much promotional in terms of price. This means that the purpose of this advert is to encourage people to shop there through low prices and offers.

The Corby Telegraph has a different approach towards advertisements that they present to their readers, as instead of advertising promotional offers stores have, they are promoting a fitness service that people can do which suggests they look out for peoples well being instead of what businesses do.

The advertisements for the Wellingborough newspaper promote local businesses. They encourage their readers to supports their local stores, therefore they take a different approach to well-known newspapers.