The authors of “Excerpt from Gadgets: Built To Not Last” and “Don’t Fix Your Fridge, Just Buy a New One” give advice to consumers. What advice does each author give? How does each author use evidence to convince the reader to follow his advice? Which author is the most convincing? Use details from both the excerpt and the article to support your response.​In your response, be sure toidentify the advice each author gives consumersexplain how each author uses evidence to convince the reader to follow his adviceevaluate which author is more convincinguse details from both the excerpt and the article to support your response

How effectively does the author use evidence to persuade the reader?

What is the role of paragraph 7 in “Excerpt from Gadgets: Built To Not Last”? Use two details from the excerpt to support your response

Tom had been waiting for the new refrigerator to come out for months. When went the to at , he surprised how it . He used seeing with a of and designs, this one none those. He to it. It was half the price of the old one and it worked just as well.

3. How can we effectively communicate the insights gained from our analysis to stakeholders to garner their support for recommended strategies?

Which of the following statement is true? A brand’s expertise exerts more influence on consumers’ consideration and behaviour than its perceived trustworthiness.Credible sources have considerable impact on the acceptance of the message when the message is simple or easy to understand.Credible sources will have more impact when consumers hold their existing attitude with confidence.One of the most critical factors affecting whether a message is credible concerns whether it uses strong arguments.