EXPLORATION OF RETORIES DEVICES ON @shopee_id's INSTAGRAM ACCOUNT
EKSPLORASI PERANGKAT RETORIS PADA AKUN INSTAGRAM @shopee_id
Keywords:
Rhetorical Devices, Linguistics, Marketing Communication, Instagram Promotions, Digital MarketingAbstract
This study explores the use of rhetorical devices in Shopee’s Instagram promotions, focusing on their role in marketing communication. By examining a selection of posts, the research identifies and analyzes key rhetorical devices, including metaphors, hyperbole, rhetorical questions, calls to action (CTAs), incentives, and urgency. The study employs a qualitative descriptive method, analyzing the language strategies used in promotional content to understand how these devices enhance consumer engagement and influence behaviour. The findings reveal that metaphors create vivid imagery, hyperbole captures intention, rhetorical questions foster interactions, CTAs drive actions, incentives address consumer concerns and urgency motivates quick decisions. The analysis demonstrates that these rhetorical devices are crucial in crafting effective marketing messages that resonate with consumers, drive engagement, and enhance the overall impact of promotional campaigns.
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