Blog 7. Sign's

If you look at a strip club sign, any where in the U.S. you can see a plain rhetoric. In any sign the speaker is the company or store, advertise what they are selling. In the case of a strip club the club owner is trying to sell admission to view beautiful woman. When people advertise for something they try to specify the content of the advertisement to a specific audience. It also depends of what they are trying to sell. Strip clubs audience is usually men so using words or pictures a man will go if he sees an nude girl anywhere. Strip club signs are generally colorful and flashy, many of them have a neon silhouette of a dancer, or the words "Nude Girls" or "Strip Club." The subject in any strip club sign is obvious, the girls. When you are looking at rhetoric you can use textual rhetoric and visual rhetoric, obviously a sign is visual rhetoric. It is easy to distinguish the speaker the audience and the subject in a sign, rather than in a speech or an article.
The goal of any advertisement sign the goal is to get people in to your business. A strip clubs goal is to get men in to the club, witch is not hard. The medium in a sign is obviously writing and the actual sign. The tone can change though. The tone is often inviting, and up beat trying to get people intrigued, and that is exactly what club signs do. They are bright and flashy so people (men) see them. They are also simple and straight to the point. Visual rhetoric is very plan to see and pick up. In a speech or persuasive artical you need to go deeper than just what do you see. When you look at a sign for a business it is easy to see the rhetoric.