Persuasive Strategies in Multimodal Digital Airline Marketing: A Discourse Analysis of AirAsia’s 2025 Promotional Banners
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https://doi.org/10.24191/abrij.v12i1.7047Abstract
This study investigates persuasive strategies in digital airline advertising through a multimodal analysis of 15 promotional banners published on AirAsia’s official website in 2025. Drawing from rhetorical theory, speech act theory, and multimodal discourse analysis, it examines how language and visual design interact to shape customer perception. The findings identify five core strategies: imperative language, numerical anchoring, emotional appeal, personalised messaging, and brand ethos. These elements are deployed through concise slogans, vibrant visuals, and scenario-based imagery to engage audiences and prompt behavioural response. The banners demonstrate how AirAsia adapts its messaging, shifting between emotional and logical appeals, based on the campaign objective and target audience. This study highlights the communicative value of short-form promotional texts and provides insights for digital marketers aiming to enhance engagement through integrated verbal-visual design. It contributes to research on airline branding, marketing linguistics, and multimodal persuasive communication.
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