Sunday, February 27, 2011

How would you like to buy your own collection of methane?

You hear about it all the time, your friends use it, everyone loves it, how you would like your own supply?

Hi, I am the owner of AAM (All About Methane) company, and I am about to tell you abo9ut our special limited time offer. AAM is a trusted company used by some of the finest energy producers such as National Grid.



We are now reaching out to the public. You can be apart fo our company and the methane owning community by ordering your own pipe that will deliver methane right to your home!

Just rent out your pipe and you will have complete access to methane and all of it's special features in only 3 months!
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This is a limited time offer so please call this number now 234-987-00000
(fee's and prices are negotiated, laws and restrictions may apply)

2 comments:

  1. The general appearance of this ad is quite exquisite. The background is very eye-catching, but not distracting and the color scheme works well.
    The three models of methane are all accurate.
    Methane is indeed non-polar, making Erica correct.
    Because it is non-polar the only force acting upon it is London Dispersion, just as Erica said.
    This ad is very effective. The idea of the pipes that deliver methane is a creative way of selling it. Erica also tells the reader what methane is used for in the post prior to the ad. This gives the person an understanding of what they can actually use methane for.

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  2. The overall appearance of your blog is extremely eye-catching especially the background. Even though the background is eye-catching, it does not overpower the information that is contained in the blog. The three dimensional picture of the methane molecule is accurate and it seems as though the angles are accurate also. However, I wish that you had labeled what each atom was. You are also corrected when you stated that methane is a non-polar molecule, since all of the electrons are distributed equally. Since methane is a non-polar molecule, you are correct in saying that the molecule has only one attracted force, which is London dispersion. The ad contained in the blog is very persuasive. I liked how you provided a phone number and you gave a name to your company.

    -Amanda Pitocco
    Period F

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