Arguments

It is a piece of writing that supports the claims it makes with facts and proof. Its aim is to convince the reader to believe with the argument made presented

• call to action

• argumentative essay

• propaganda

• op-ed

An effective argument contains ​​ (a)   ​ or ​ a position , that is supported by ​ (b)   and relevant ​ (c)  

• precise claim
• logical reasoning
• evidence

What is a critical review?

• is a message you write to a newspaper or other publication to share your view on a current issue you feel is important in your community, state, or country

• short for "opposite the editorial page" a piece of writing that expresses a personal opinion and is usually printed in a newspaper opposite the page on which the editorial is printed

• the information spread to influence public opinion through propaganda, including arguments, rumors, half-truths, and facts. 

• to identify, summarize, and evaluate the ideas and information the author has presented. In other words, you'll be looking at someone else's viewpoint on a subject from your own. 

The critical review can be of:

• book, chapter, journal article

• banner, flyers, mail

It is an activity to call or attract the public's attention to something, generally a product or service.

• argumentative essays

• call to action

• advertisements

• critical reviews 

short for "opposite the editorial page" a piece of writing that expresses a personal opinion and is usually printed in a newspaper opposite the page on which the editorial is printed

• critical review

• op-ed

• letter to the editor

• persuasive speech

It is a marketing term for its target consumer to make desired action.  Or is where you precisely explain to the audience what part they can perform after your speak.

• propaganda

• persuasive speech

• persuasive essay

• call to action

It is also known as an argumentative essay, uses logic and reason to prove the superiority of one theory over another. It makes an effort to influence the reader to adopt a specific viewpoint or to act in a particular way. 

• propaganda

• persuasive speech

• persuasive essay

• call to action

It is to influence your audience's attitudes, beliefs, values, or judgments. For example, the prosecuting lawyer would attempt to persuade the jury during this speech that the prisoner was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

• propaganda

• persuasive speech

• persuasive essay

• call to action

Information spread to influence public opinion, including arguments, rumors, half-truths, and facts. 

• propaganda

• persuasive speech

• persuasive essay

• call to action