The visual body of the slogan

The visual side of a political slogans are mainly down to being aware of the target audi-

ence. The message of “Make America Great Again” is catchy and can look good on a

poster. It’s also my very interesting side to the slogan is it’s how the way he used it as a

symbol of himself but also a new way of seeing what a slogan looks like as for example

with the hat saying make America great again the red hat

sold off with his supporters and then became more the cultural following to his campaign

and the use that so affectively and successfully in his first election campaign and build a

platform to him to build on but also it made the slogan more valuable. Trump reflected his

supporter desires and moved to a very unexpected victory. He then did the unexpected by

making his campaign slogan the make America great again” by trademarking to protected

his following and the slogan message. As believe that social media took this side on trump

used insects which generated media coverage analysis and commentry. But beyond imag-

ination which with the help of the slogan being emblazoned on there caps, hats and T

shirts in valuable created a and physcholgical concept. interestingly the single most im-

portant word “again” is often overload to giving the impression in the slogan but that visual

meaning as the this message taken the country to a new level or backwards. Also in digital

world of today going back to social media it has been clearly made the difference in how

slogan are seen with in the (21st century) looking more into I found its communication sys-

tem. But its how trump used the slogan wording rhetoric to keep his message in the media

subliminal messaging as a leader but most one aspect could other president in the past

could do the same in communication concepts? Also think the public took his slogan made

their own minds up. The way to get his audience on board is make the slogan feel patriotic

and feel good towards people and his voters. Key points to look out for in a slogans mes-

sage is how does it come across well in a visual way. It has to have a meaningful descrip-

tion.

Why it worked well in campaign is one thing but what are the differences about this mes-

sage to previous campaign slogans? I think it is down to agenda and what the people like

and in what is popular is different now. The ways these slogans are presented on photos

and to the audience of people that follow it makes them have a movement of this message

will create a great feeling to the candidate themselves and their campaign which excites

their followers. In today’s world it does not matter what the message is about, but it is if

people like it. It is all about liking and being popular playing with the exception of reality

therefore, political slogans has become not too much about actual policy but what the par-

ty itself is saying to the voters. “Make America Great Again,” a campaign phrase used by

Ronald Reagan that was later commandeered by Donald Trump, is increasingly perceived

as a statement either of patriotic pride.

Trying to present a message to a voter I think has changed from what the main issues are

about but how popular they are when you present a slogan. What the visual side of “Make

America Great Again” slogan is it was telling people what they saw as the truth in compari-

son to reality. For example, if you take the “Get Brexit Done”-poster of 2019, the party is

saying one thing over and over again to try and get that slogan message across to people,

which worked. The campaign that Trump ran on saying Make America Great Again worked

because it comes across as positive and hopeful to the audience and that it is trying and

not making it much about policy, but instead being popular. I also think the content of a

slogan like “Make America Great Again” is trying to show in a design of what a poster looks

like and then reaching out what to do. In what ways in today’s present are they using that

poster and that message that has been successfully received.

During the last two decades in the way the world has evolved into what you can say in a

message of speech to design a poster of what slogans you can put on and the way to

connect with it. Visual culture has evolved into a social digital world of what is real and

what is not real, for example the way “Make America Great Again” is taking from a previ-

ous generation and trying to use that Nostalgia to campaign for what they believe in. I

think that is why they have chosen that slogan to give the feel of what is great about Amer-

ica. For example, the president showing a way forward with him as president and obvious-

ly using the type of slogans that the design team can make a poster or hat that can has a

slogan that can be used over and over. This poster will see the messages of bringing out

and repeating it over and over and having one message for example would have a mas-

sive benefit to campaigning and therefore it pay off because his campaign as he won the

2016 election.

I also think that it is looking back in the past to show what a message to bring and also

how powerful it can be and what the difference it can make in today’s world. I mean a

slogan like “Make America Great Again” is what’s great about it like why have they chosen

that slogan and why has it caught along with their campaign and how people connect to

you can go around for an example. But there is also another visual side to it is what it is

behind the slogan message, because it can be like a cover of a booklet, but when you

open up to see what it is you could see what makes it so great and the reality of what is

fake. Obviously using a slogan of that calibre is to promote and use propaganda. On one

side, it may face the way of seeing the slogan what does it stand for how does it relate to

what a political campaign is standing for and represented. It can also in ways show an

image of their vision to set out. It is always going to be down to a message and a slogan,

messages very important to a campaign as it tells what it is about, what the visual culture

side to it stands for but also, understanding the audience that is going to see it so in

21376965 today’s world. You got social media platforms which gives more opportunities for more

people to see their slogan and their agenda.

Visual aspects the modern day slogan is now more than ever a culture phenomenon

seeing widespread use and spawning numerous variants in arts way of entertainment and

politics.