Kellog's a Trusted Name for Generations

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Kellogg’s a Trusted Name for Generations BY Maria Vargas Professor: Julie Jokie English112/ Composition Devry University September 14, 2012 In 1894 Dr. John Harvey Kellogg had a dream, and along with his brother Will Keith Kellogg their dream became an empire. Kellogg’s company which in the beginning was created as a nutritional and a dietary product company, developed into a tradition that most people trust. Even though, the cereal was created in the beginning for adults, it captures the heart of millions of children around the world. The dream that both brothers shared prophesized more than 100 years ago has been persevered through dedication and still alive today. With more than 37 brands, and is manufactured in 18 countries. The success of Kellogg’s company is the legacies pass on by their founders, with the same quality, the same passion for people, the same respect, commitment and innovation. Children and adults enjoy a healthy and delicious breakfast in the morning. More mothers choose Kellogg’s brand than any other brand for breakfast in the morning. They know that what they give to the children’s are a well balanced and nutrition breakfast. Imagine seeing a beautiful bowl of cereal with big flakes nesting perfectly on the milk, and right next to the bowl is a box of frosted flakes. This ad is effective in expressing ethos, pathos, and logos. Kellogg’s ad has become a trusted trade mark and a trusted name in households. Kellogg’s company throughout generations has represented its company through respected ads and spokespersons. These ads express ethos in representation. They have not only looked for the appeal of children but as well as adults. For the ads of frosted flakes, it’s represented by a tiger, better known as “Tony the tiger.” He is presented as a strong tiger, with full energy, that appears to be through the help of

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