Talk:Music in advertising

message: Well, Chevrolette uses Don McLean's "American Pie", focusing on the "Drove my chevy to the levy". -Yancyfry 04:56, 19 June 2007 (UTC)
thread_title: I don't know how to spell "levee"

message: What about an article about Advertising in music? There are songs which include references to products, or songs which have political propaganda etc.--Coin945 (talk) 15:00, 30 November 2011 (UTC)
thread_title:  Advertising in music 

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message: The edits made on the Article: Music in Advertising; Subsection: Effects on Credibility are due in part by the lack of examples, research, and  definitions on said topic. The definition of credibility itself has been added, along side with variables that affect the consumers decision on whether or not to purchase a product. Also, a short list of companies that the general individual should be able to recognize and the feelings they attached to said companies. In addition, there are two parts when it comes to credibility trustworthiness and expertise. Trustworthiness is in the part of the consumer while expertise takes place on the producer/company. Both of these aspects are vital when expressing credibility one cannot happen without the other. The purpose of these edits was to further expand the information on Credibility in Advertising, this will further enhance the readers knowledge by listen other greater examples and definitions on the topic.
EDIT MADE BY BRIAN LIMON
Brianlimon11 (talk) 19:41, 27 March 2019 (UTC)
thread_title:  Credibility with Music in Advertising 

message: Reviewing Lizeth's Wikipedia Stage 3
Does each sentence of the proposed edit lead back to a reliable source for a reference or citation? There is a citation for each paragraph, not each sentence. The citation is sufficient to prove that said paragraph is supported by a credible source.
Is any of the language that the edit uses subjective or not-neutral?  There is no sign of subjective language in the article. The article is free of bias, even when it comes to the sources.
Does the language contain contains unsourced opinions and value statements, which are not neutral and should be removed? There is also no sign of unsourced opinions. Each statement is backed by a credible source
Brianlimon11 (talk) 14:22, 1 April 2019 (UTC)
thread_title:  Peer Review