Do you think people notice how advertisements influence their decisions?

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Advertisements are part of our daily routine and probably. There are a lot of kinds of advertisements and the most popular are commercials on television.
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you can find ads
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Youtube, big banners in streets and in newspapers.
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ads could influence our decision.
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, we need to be clear that the ads in most cases are made to engage the people to buy something. When you see television commercials they are offering something to buy in general like a car, a house or a clothe.
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as an easy way to reach your
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customer. These advertisements are made to suggest that you need to buy a determined kind of product or brand. These influences are made through a set of strategies.
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information that captures the customer's attention and influences them even if they didn’t realize it. An example of
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is the commercial of Coca-Cola
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focused on
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good feelings and in a good situation.
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when you are thirsty probably you will ask
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a Coca-Cola because your mind will try to link Coca-Cola with a good feel. In my opinion, is sure that people are influenced by advertisements because sometimes they buy or consume a suggested product, but not all get noticed that they are being influenced. In my view, it is difficult to identify because sometimes you can think that it is your particular choice about something
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of realizing that it was suggested by an advertisement.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • pervasive
  • subtly
  • psychological tactics
  • appealing to emotions
  • celebrity endorsements
  • targeted advertisements
  • algorithms
  • consumer behavior
  • brand recognition
  • loyalty
  • consumer awareness
  • skepticism
  • unbiased information
  • societal norms
  • beauty standards
  • consumerism
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